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[Bug 1.11.5]: movedOverPoints(points,path) class error
Describe the Bug
When I pass an array of points and a path I get an exception error
java.lang.ClassCastException: class com.google.gson.JsonArray cannot be cast to class java.lang.String (com.google.gson.JsonArray is in unnamed module of loader 'app'; java.lang.String is in module java.base of loader 'bootstrap') error executing expression movedOverPoints(points,path).
To Reproduce
This is a bit complicated, but within the onTokenMove process I run this code to test
[h: id = findDrawings(getCurrentMapName(),"Whitecap Inn Street")]
[H: info = getDrawingInfo(getCurrentMapName(),id)]
[H: points = json.get(info,"path")]
[H: p.pause("path","points")]
[dialog("D"): {
[r: movedOverDrawing(getCurrentMapName(),id,path)]<br>
[r: movedOverPoints(points,path)]
}]
This is example info from p.pause function
path
--
[{"x":450,"y":350},{"x":500,"y":350},{"x":550,"y":350}]
points
[{"x":350.0,"y":400.0},{"x":850.0,"y":400.0},{"x":850.0,"y":500.0},{"x":950.0,"y":500.0},{"x":950.0,"y":650.0},{"x":1050.0,"y":650.0},{"x":1050.0,"y":1050.0},{"x":350.0,"y":1050.0},{"x":350.0,"y":400.0}]
In the above example, there should be no crossover.
Expected Behaviour
No exception error when given valid path and points.
Screenshots
No response
MapTool Info
1.11.5
Desktop
Window 10
Additional Context
I pass "path" instead using getLastPath() or leaving it blank to go to default because that info is cleared as soon as I put tokens.denyMove = 1 and then defer all my token movements. When the deferred macro runs, lastPath has already been cleared.
If you need more info you could open a campaign with the BoT and within lib:OnTokenMove on the BASE map it has the macro moveVBLToken. I put the above code at the bottom of that. Depending on FW, p.pause() can be written as pause(). You will have to activate vbl movement blocking in the BoT settings.
+1 Also on 1.11.5 Win 10
[h: pts1 = '[{"x":920,"y":148},{"x":1011,"y":106},{"x":1039,"y":167},{"x":949,"y":210}]']
[h: pts2 = '[{"x":288,"y":244},{"x":388,"y":244},{"x":388,"y":344},{"x":288,"y":344}]']
[r: x=movedOverPoints(pts1, pts2)]
The roll options R and H produce the java.lang.ClassCastException:
removing them or changing to E or T and it works. e.g. [x=movedOverPoints(pts1, pts2)]
