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Fix constants scope in extended or inner GDScript classes #69587
Fix constants scope in extended or inner GDScript classes #69587
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Just to be sure @anvilfolk, this prioritizes the node base type over its outer class
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Yes, you are right! And it should prioritize all base classes before even the first outer class.
And then it prioritizes the first outer class's base classes (all the way up) before moving on to first outer class's outer class, and so forth.
It gets pretty confusing, but honestly if somebody is looking this deep into the class hierarchy for names that are reused everywhere, they should just refactor their code, hehehe :)
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It should also add native/builtin classes and everything from what I can tell! :)