Unity showing errors when they are none in vs

Unity Engine
1

So theres a problem where unity is showing errors when they are none in visual studio
Assets\Resources\PlayFabSDK\Shared\Internal\PlayFabHttp\PlayFabUnityHttp.cs(122,14): error CS1026: ) expected

I’ve checked the lines but it’s perfectly fine, I’ve restarted unity but nothing happened. Why could this be happening.
And I believe that this is more of a unity problem then a PlayFab error.

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2

Are you able to show the problem code? Most likely it’s using a C# syntax too new for what your Unity version supports.

3

Errors are here:

using var www = new UnityWebRequest(reqContainer.FullUrl)
            {
                uploadHandler = new UploadHandlerRaw(reqContainer.Payload),
                downloadHandler = new DownloadHandlerBuffer(),
                method = "POST"
            };

First one is on the first line, after using, second one is between } and ; on the last line
If you want the whole method, let me know

4

What Unity version are you on then? I’m gonna guess it doesn’t support this ‘simple using statement’ syntax.

Normally they’re formatted:

using (UnityWebRequest www = new UnityWebRequest(reqContainer.FullUrl))
{
}

So this is kinda on playfab using syntax that’s not supported on older Unity versions.

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5

Oh okay, I don’t even know why I haven’t downloaded the newer version yet lol :smile:

EDIT: Also I won’t be able to use

using (UnityWebRequest www = new UnityWebRequest(reqContainer.FullUrl))
{
}

because the script required to use www out of that function and I won’t be able to, is there any other way I can syntax this, I also don’t wanna mess with the scripting so I’d appreciate some help.
PS- I can’t update also right now, so for the time being i’ll need to rearrange it

6

I tried this

var www = new UnityWebRequest(reqContainer.FullUrl) { uploadHandler = new UploadHandlerRaw(reqContainer.Payload), downloadHandler = new DownloadHandlerBuffer(), method = "POST" };

it works, but just wanna make sure it’s doing the same thing as it should, it looks like it does :eyes:

7

No you don’t want do do that. The point of a using statement is to dispose of managed resources automatically. Not doing so will result in memory leaks.

I literally showed you the solution.

8

I’ve already tried that, I can’t do that before www is being defined only in that function, the script is accessing it outside of the function, so I will be getting a heap of errors, like so
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9

If you looked at the documentation I linked, you would see how you would have to move logic inside the curly braces.

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Just like to confirm this is correct

            var www = new UnityWebRequest(reqContainer.FullUrl);
            using (www)
            {
                www.uploadHandler = new UploadHandlerRaw(reqContainer.Payload);
                www.downloadHandler = new DownloadHandlerBuffer();
                www.method = "POST";
            }
11

Again not quite.

using (var www = new UnityWebRequest(reqContainer.FullUrl))
{
    www.uploadHandler = new UploadHandlerRaw(reqContainer.Payload);
    www.downloadHandler = new DownloadHandlerBuffer();
    www.method = "POST";
   
    //rest of logic here
}
12

Again I can’t do that as www is being defined within the brackets, so I can’t access it outside the braces then.

13

Sodding hell. You put the rest of your logic that requires ‘www’ inside the curly braces. I can’t make it any more clear.

14

If you don’t or can’t use using, just be sure to call Dispose() when you’re done with the object.

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