inconsistent logging?

[ulrik]

This is a test project where I add modules to be saved in presets
I use this code to accomplish this, when I compile I'll get errors.

const GenericSlots = [Synth.getEffect("Effect Slot1"),
					  Synth.getEffect("Effect Slot2")];


//	This will complain: "Interface:! Line 10, column 35: Can't store modules with child modules"
for (g in GenericSlots)
	Engine.addModuleStateToUserPreset(g.getId());

but...
if I then save a preset and open it in an external editor I can see that the state of the modules are saved???

Before compiling:

After compiling:

The preset opened in an external editor:

snippet

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[Matt_SF]

@ulrik Just digging this one to give info if someone stumbles upon that issue:

In my case, I just compiled HISE with the NUM_HARDCODED_FX_MODS preprocessor and got this warning, though I didn't get it before.
I recompiled HISE without this preprocessor and it went back to normal...

[d.healey]

@Matt_SF said in inconsistent logging?:

I recompiled HISE without this preprocessor and it went back to normal...

Are you adding a hardcoded modules state to the preset?

[ulrik]

@Matt_SF thank you Matt, yes indeed I have the NUM_HARDCODED_FX_MODS preprocessor active.

[Matt_SF]

@d-healey yes, several of them. Oddly enough, only one of them produced the error...

Edit: I just did a test, I actually don't need it in my project.