Handle unnamed function

[MisinformedDNA]

The believe the following three statements should be identical.

LimboConsole.register_command(multiply, "m1")
LimboConsole.register_command(
    func multiply(a: float, b: float) -> void:
        LimboConsole.info("a * b: " + str(a * b)),
    "m2")
LimboConsole.register_command(
    func(a: float, b: float) -> void:
        LimboConsole.info("a * b: " + str(a * b)),
    "m3")

func multiply(a: float, b: float) -> void:
    LimboConsole.info("a * b: " + str(a * b))

However, the third one doesn't show up.

[MisinformedDNA]

Actually, if I change the name of the function in the second one, it also doesn't show up.

LimboConsole.register_command(
    func multi(a: float, b: float) -> void:
        LimboConsole.info("a * b: " + str(a * b)),
    "m2")

[ryan-linehan]

I am on latest and can see all three listed:

are you using the assetlib or latest on github?

[ryan-linehan]

while looking at this I did notice on c# godot versions you can run into this error for anonymous functions (whether its in gdscript or csharp the important part is that it is using the c# editor version):

It seems the fix is here inside of util.gd:

I'll make a PR to fix this since I use the plugin in c# and I know others do as well and getting spammed with errors isn't great

[ryan-linehan]

Unfortunately after reviewing the bug in depth more it seems to be related to:

godotengine/godot#90430

The closest I can get to getting the callables name without the error throwing is by using the following:

which was registered as such:

func _ready() -> void:
	LimboConsole.register_command(multiply.bind(52).bind(3), "m4")

func multiply(a: float, b: float) -> void:
	LimboConsole.info("a * b: " + str(a * b))

I'm not certain we want to code for this explicitly and maybe just wait for the godot issue linked above to be fixed. Perhaps we should open a separate issue to track this?