When I try to deserialize using this piece of code, it comes up with an error - there’s no semicolon in the second line?
var Binary : BinaryFormatter = new BinaryFormatter();
var TempIntList = (List.<int>)Binary.Deserialize(File);
Any ideas?
When I try to deserialize using this piece of code, it comes up with an error - there’s no semicolon in the second line?
var Binary : BinaryFormatter = new BinaryFormatter();
var TempIntList = (List.<int>)Binary.Deserialize(File);
Any ideas?
Hello,
You seem to have gotten some confusion between UnityScript and C#
In C# generics are done using List and in UnityScript it’s done using List.
And in C# casting is done using (type)value while in UnityScript it’s value as type
You need to use the right syntax for the right language. You can’t just mix and match ![]()
Hope this helps,
Benproductions1