| 1 | | Also, I just remembered it was because I wanted to do a strict check so we're only returning true on the string 'core' which what BP_Button defaults to, and what brought this to light. |
| | 1 | ~~Also, I just remembered it was because I wanted to do a strict check so we're only returning true on the string 'core' which what BP_Button defaults to, and what brought this to light.~~ |
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| | 3 | After thinking about what I just said, and in light of boone's joke, it's a moot point. BP_Button already defaults to 'core' as a string, and this will likely be the case everytime, so a string cast isn't really necessary. Just for get this whole comment even happened, and I'll stick with what I said in the previous comment. |