0030283: Compiling: Defining a macro twice in different locations doesn't throw a compile error

ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update


0030283	2.x IDE Bugs	Compiling	Public	2018-12-04 16:00	2019-01-31 10:59

Reporter	Stewart Bishop	Assigned To	Russell Kay
Priority	Low	Severity	C - General	Reproducibility	100%
Status	Closed	Resolution	Fixed
Product Version	2.2.1
Target Version	2.2.2	Fixed in Version	2.2.2

Summary	0030283: Compiling: Defining a macro twice in different locations doesn't throw a compile error
Description	If you define a macro in two different scripts with different values your game will compile and whichever macro was the last to be parsed will be the value which is used in-game. This is different to Enums, in that when you define an Enum in two different scripts you'll get a compile error saying it has already been defined.
Steps To Reproduce	1) Run the sample project 2) See that the output for the macro is the same twice even though a user would probably expect both to be different
Tags	compiling

2.x IDE Found In	9.2.1.1639
2.x Runtime Found In	9.9.1.1270
2.x IDE Verified In	2.2.2.390
2.x Runtime Verified In	2.2.2.302