Is Android boolean compatible with objective-c BOOL?
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Hi,
I know that my question does not make any sense, but, I do not know what else to check on my code.
I am trying to update a user properties on the Android. For that I create a
ExitGames::Common::Hashtable properties ;
and I set properties.put("Online", true); I put a few more keys in that HashTable.
Then on the iOS version, I get this value with the following method:
[[dicData objectForKey:@Online]getValue:&_isOnline];
The value of isOnline is false!! The value of the other properties are correct! What am I missing here?
Thank you
I know that my question does not make any sense, but, I do not know what else to check on my code.
I am trying to update a user properties on the Android. For that I create a
ExitGames::Common::Hashtable properties ;
and I set properties.put("Online", true); I put a few more keys in that HashTable.
Then on the iOS version, I get this value with the following method:
[[dicData objectForKey:@Online]getValue:&_isOnline];
The value of isOnline is false!! The value of the other properties are correct! What am I missing here?
Thank you
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Hi @Vasilis.
I have just tested this and it works fine for me.
You could call the toString function on both, the C++ Hashtable as well as the objective C NSDictionary and log the returned string, to see, if the boolean value is inside.0 -
Hi @Kaiserludi,
Yes, when I call the string() method on both objects, I get that "Online"=true.
And, when I call the method in objective-c code, that Online is set to true. But, then, after a while it it set to false. Something is wrong with my code. I have no idea was is causing this, but this is my fault.
I apologize for the trouble, and thank you for looking into it!!0 -
The problem was that on Android I was sending integer, and on the iOS I was setting that value to a char. When I send nByte on Android, the problem was gone.0
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Hi @Vasilis.
I don't think that I follow. How does sending an integer on Android and setting the same value to a char on iOS relate to the issue that you had with sending a bool on Android and retrieving it on iOS?0 -
Hi @Kaiserludi,
initially, on the iOS code, the boolean had the correct value (the one that was set on the Android). But, when it set the value of the integer to a char, the code would start to misbehave. As a result of that action, it would set the boolean to false.0
