Hi,

I'm following the tutorial  "Implementing RT Chat Services".

In ChatManager.cs on the following line :

foreach (RTSessionInfo.RTPlayer player in GameSparksManager.Instance().GetSessionInfo().GetPlayerList()) {

I'm getting an error 'Type `RTSessionInfo.RTPlayer' does not contain a definition for `peerID' and no extension method `peerID' of type `RTSessionInfo.RTPlayer' could be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?'.

Also this error 'The name `DateTime' does not exist in the current context' appears for the following code:

private void SendMessage(){
...
				data.SetString(2, DateTime.Now.ToString()); 
...
		}

In the previous tutorial, in GameSparksManager.cs, I've put the 'public class RTSessionInfo' outside the  'public class GameSparksManager : MonoBehaviour'.

To test, I've put the 'public class RTSessionInfo' inside the  'public class GameSparksManager : MonoBehaviour' but then I got the following error in the LobbyManager.cs : 'The type or namespace name `RTSessionInfo' could not be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?' for this code:

private RTSessionInfo 	tempRTSessionInfo;
private void OnMatchFound(GameSparks.Api.Messages.MatchFoundMessage _message){
		...
		tempRTSessionInfo = new RTSessionInfo (_message); 
                ...
	}

What would be the best way to solve this 'class inheritance' problem?

Best regards

Nikola

Hi Patrick,

My RTPlayer class is exactly the same.  It is defined under the RTSessionInfo class as in the tutorial.  

public class RTSessionInfo 
{
	private string hostURL;
	public string GetHostURL(){    return this.hostURL;    }
	private string acccessToken;
	public string GetAccessToken(){    return this.acccessToken;    }
	private int portID;
	public int GetPortID(){    return this.portID;    }
	private string matchID;
	public string GetMatchID(){    return this.matchID;    }
	
	private List<RTPlayer> playerList = new List<RTPlayer> ();
	public List<RTPlayer> GetPlayerList(){
		return playerList;
	}
	
	/// <summary>
	/// Creates a new RTSession object which is held until a new RT session is created
	/// </summary>
	/// <param name="_message">Message.</param>
	public RTSessionInfo (MatchFoundMessage _message){
		portID = (int)_message.Port;
		hostURL = _message.Host;
		acccessToken = _message.AccessToken;
		matchID = _message.MatchId;
		// we loop through each participant and get their peerId and display name //
		foreach(MatchFoundMessage._Participant p in _message.Participants){
			playerList.Add(new RTPlayer(p.DisplayName, p.Id, (int)p.PeerId));
		}
	}
	
	public class RTPlayer
	{
		
		public string displayName;
		public string id;
		public int peerId;
		public bool isOnline;
		
		
		public RTPlayer(string _displayName, string _id, int _peerId)
		{
			this.displayName = _displayName;
			this.id = _id;
			this.peerId = _peerId;
		}
		
		
	}
}

 It's in my GameSparksManager script but outside 

the public class GameSparksManager : MonoBehaviour 
{
...
}

 When I put the whole  

public class RTSessionInfo
{
...
}

 inside the 

the public class GameSparksManager : MonoBehaviour 
{
...
}

 I get an error in my LobbyManager.cs as described above..

Hi Patrick,

I'v been searching for a couple hours but still can't find from where the errors come.  I attached a repro, maybe you can have a look?

Best regards,

Nikola

Hi,

Sorry to bump on this.  But I compared my scripts with the ones provided from the RT Multiplayer Tanks Game recap and I couldn't find any differences. 

I keep getting the error 'Type `RTSessionInfo.RTPlayer' does not contain a definition for `peerID' and no extension method `peerID' of type `RTSessionInfo.RTPlayer' could be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?'.

Does  anybody has a another idea why I can't get hold of the RTSessionInfo class info from my GameSparksManager script?

Any thoughts would be helpful,

Best Regards

Nikola

Disregard last transmission!!

Found the issue.  Had problems with monodevelop lately, fixed it and could see now that I had a typo in the reference peerId iso peerID.

Cheers,

Nikola