[4.7.3] - Enumerations in Standalone Mode listed incorrectly

MC_Stryker · March 18, 2015, 1:39am

Hey Guys,

Got a new one but should hopefully be an easy one to nail down. Enumerations are not being listed correctly when the game is run in Standalone Mode in it’s own process. In the editor, or in a separate editor window, all is perfect. In my case that I’m seeing it, I am using TextRenderComponents as a Graphics Menu and my Enumerations are being used in this case for varying levels of detail that normally say: Low, Medium, High, Epic but show as the default NewEnumerator0, NewEnumerator1, etc…

At first I started getting scared 4.7.3 corrupted my enumerations but thankfully, its a minor issue. Annoying but should be an easy fix.

Thanks!

Spiris · March 18, 2015, 2:15am

You could try making your own macro/function that switches on your enumerator and gives different output based on that.

TJ_V · March 18, 2015, 4:11pm

Hi MC Stryker,

Thank you for the report. I was able to reproduce the issue in 4.7.3 and also our latest internal build. I’ve entered it as JIRA UE-12084 and our developers will be investigating further. We will post back here when we have an update.

Cheers,

TJ

MC_Stryker · March 18, 2015, 5:59pm

Hey TJ!!! Long time. Thanks and glad to hear you were able to reproduce it. Hope all is well and have a great week!

TJ_V · March 18, 2015, 6:12pm

Yes it has been! Thank you very much and you as well!

Noisy_Guy · August 10, 2015, 11:13am

Hi Epic

I’m getting exactly the same error in 4.8.3 in construction BP.

NewEnumerator0, NewEnumerator1, etc… as opposed to what the value is written in the enumerator.

To reproduce: make enumerator, make a BP. Wire up a print string and check the log. Alternatively a hover over the enum-name node will show the same result. On the details panel the correct names are shown as entered in enumerator (in this case ukrs_enum).

Thanks

TJ_V · August 10, 2015, 3:56pm

Hi Noisy Guy,

Thank you for the info. I’ve updated the JIRA in our system. It is still being investigated by the developers.

Cheers,

TJ

Noisy_Guy · August 11, 2015, 8:02am

Hi Epic. As a work around I’ve found that instead of:

enum>name>string which gives the NewEnumerator0, NewEnumerator1, etc…

If you use:

enum>string>name
or
enum>string this gives a correct result.

pwsnow · February 12, 2016, 11:51am

I’m having the same problem in 4.7.3

Although weirdly the NewEnumerator0… only appears on one drop down box.
The others in my GUI using enums in standalone mode work fine and display the correct results.Very annoying since the rest of the combo boxes work fine!

Noisy Guy, how would I get your work around in my example?

I should add that the 1st of the two is giving me the NewEnumerator0… and the 2nd one on the bottom is perfectly fine in standalone mode!

Kind Regards,

Peter

pwsnow · February 12, 2016, 12:06pm

Ok I have tried the enum to name to string on the top event and I get the correct entries but sadly also get right next to the entries NewEnumerator0 e.g PART0NewEnumerator0.