When trying to invoke a .NET method with a unsigned integer argument, it fails with "No method matches given arguments", if there is another method signature with the same name. To reproduce, use the class:
public class Class1
{
public string MethodWithOverloading(UInt16 aParam1)
{
return string.Format("MethodWithOverloading(int {0})", aParam1);
}
public string MethodWithOverloading(string aParam2)
{
return string.Format("MethodWithOverloading(string {0})", aParam2);
}
public string MethodWithOverloading(UInt16 aParam1, string aParam2)
{
return string.Format("MethodWithOverloading(int {0}, string {1})", aParam1, aParam2);
}
}
Then called from python with:
c = Class1()
print c.MethodWithOverloading('test')
print c.MethodWithOverloading(42)
print c.MethodWithOverloading(42, 'test')
line 2 works fine, but lines 3 and 4 fail with TypeError: No method matches given arguments (using 2.1.0)
When trying to invoke a .NET method with a unsigned integer argument, it fails with "No method matches given arguments", if there is another method signature with the same name. To reproduce, use the class:
Then called from python with:
line 2 works fine, but lines 3 and 4 fail with TypeError: No method matches given arguments (using 2.1.0)