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Invalid code when names have spaces

See original GitHub issue

When game object in hierarchy have names like “Some Button” generated code template has

Button Some Button {get; set;}

which causes compliation errors. Simple that comes to mind is to a trim and replace whitespaces with “_” in the names before generating identifiers. Could provide a PR over the weenekend

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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kyubunscommented, Sep 24, 2020

Oh, you’re right. When variable names are created, they now replace all but the _ symbol with a space. Try updating Packages/packages-lock.json by changing the relevant part to b4fd64ec4c9e018e68c80a256916ef974c84f6b3

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kyubunscommented, Sep 25, 2020

OK, this change will go into v1.1.0. (If you are using PackageManager, you can use origin/master and it has already been applied.)

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