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C#•15mo ago

SamPerson

Named function magically turns into anonymous method for no clear reason, cannot be used as Action

I am storing a list of delegates, which are added via calls to DefineFunction(string name, Delegate actualFn)DefineFunction(string name, Delegate actualFn).
I have a method with signature public void DrawSprite(string sprite, float x, float y, float w, float h, float rot, float grayscale01 = 0)public void DrawSprite(string sprite, float x, float y, float w, float h, float rot, float grayscale01 = 0).

But when I call DefineFunctionDefineFunction to add this method to the list, for some reason, DefineFunctionDefineFunction takes it in not as a System.ActionSystem.Action or System.FuncSystem.Func derivative like every other call, but as an <>f__AnonymousDelegate0<>f__AnonymousDelegate0 type, which cannot later be converted to a System.ActionSystem.Action for invocation.

(as verified by calling actualFn.GetType() in DefineFunction)

DrawSpriteDrawSprite is the only method for which this happens.
I have absolutely no clue why this is happening. It's exactly the same as everything else. It very much is a named function. Does anyone have ideas for things I could try to get to the bottom of this?