There seems to be inconsistencies in when or when not an
RBScript.context method call leads to a compiler error. Variants are
not allowed, but if a variant contains a StringType, then it should
not lead to a compiler error. Note that a StringArray as argument is
fine, an IntegerArray is fine as well, but I need an Array of
Variants, allowing a mixed type argument array of strings and
integers, or even better strings, doubles, integers. This limitation
is there because objects in a Variant data type, not known to
RBScript, cannot be compiled for obvious reasons. But it shouldn't
limit usage of a variant array that contains intrinsic data types.
I need this functionality, and without this, calling a delegate
becomes a convoluted task from a plugin (and possible from rb as
well). Any ideas how to approach?
Alfred
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