Use self properties instead of declared new variables #2143
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Reduce declared variables and use self properties directly in `TakesValue` and `GetDefaultText` methods.
Juneezee
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| } | ||
| var v V | ||
| return v.ToString(f.Value) | ||
| return f.creator.ToString(f.Value) |
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what is f.creator hasnt been initialized yet ? Define a flag(with empty DefaultText) and call GetDefaultTtext without doing a cmd.Run and see what happens. It is likely the code will crash
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Reduce declared variables and use self properties directly in
TakesValueandGetDefaultTextmethods.