Disabling and then enabing a rule works.
But if this happens more than once in a file, the other disable/enables have no effect.
e.g.
## Evaluates the callable with [param args] as arguments.
## Returns either a [code]bool[/code] or an [code]Array[/code] of nested [ValidationCondition]s.
## If the callable does not return a [code]bool[/code] or an [code]Array[/code] of
## [ValidationCondition]s, an error will be pushed and [code]null[/code] will be returned.
func evaluate(args: Array = []) -> Variant:
var result: Variant = callable.callv(args)
if typeof(result) == TYPE_BOOL:
return result
if typeof(result) == TYPE_ARRAY:
# Ensure all items in the array are ValidationConditions
for item in result:
if typeof(item) != typeof(ValidationCondition):
#gdlint: disable=max-line-length
push_error(
"ValidationCondition Callable returned an array, but not all items are ValidationCondition instances."
)
#gdlint: enable=max-line-length
GodotDoctorPlugin.instance.quit_with_fail_early_if_headless()
return false
return result as Array[ValidationCondition]
push_error(
"ValidationCondition Callable did not return a boolean or an array of ValidationConditions."
)
GodotDoctorPlugin.instance.quit_with_fail_early_if_headless()
return null
## DEPRECATED: Use [method is_string_not_empty] instead.
static func string_not_empty(
value: String, variable_name: String = "String", severity_level: Severity = Severity.WARNING
) -> ValidationCondition:
#gdlint: disable=max-line-length
push_warning(
"[ValidationCondition.string_not_empty] is deprecated. Please use [ValidationCondition.is_string_not_empty] instead. (string_not_empty will be removed in a future version. Note that the functionality hasn't changed, just the method name for consistency with other ValidationCondition helpers.)"
)
#gdlint: enable=max-line-length
return is_string_not_empty(value, variable_name, severity_level)
Will disable the lint rule for the first occurrence but not the second.
This doesn't seem addressable with gdlint: ignore either, as gdformat splits the push_warning call to three lines.
Disabling and then enabing a rule works.
But if this happens more than once in a file, the other disable/enables have no effect.
e.g.
Will disable the lint rule for the first occurrence but not the second.
This doesn't seem addressable with
gdlint: ignoreeither, as gdformat splits the push_warning call to three lines.