Application crashes after adding item id to the dictionary

[Patryk_F]

In the forum it is recommended to use AnyComponents lists and blocks to not duplicate the same blocks. I needed a relationship between two elements. I came up with the idea to use a dictionary. I added the id of the buttons to the keys and added the arrangement id to the value. After pressing the button I wanted to change the color of the arrangement in the loop. But this is not important.

I noticed a problem. After adding button identifiers and arrangement to the dictionary, I compiled the application. Unfortunately, the application is damaged. Why can I add item ids to lists but not to the dictionary?

[ewpatton]

Could you show an example of the blocks you are using to populate the dictionary and make use of it?

[Patryk_F]

You don’t have to use the dictionary. Just insert such blocks:

• keys are buttons
• value are arrangements

The application works without these blocks, but not with those blocks… It looks like everything presses itself in the application.

[ewpatton]

That should certainly work. I’ll have to run some tests to understand what’s going on.

[Patryk_F]

I did the test. An application with four buttons that does nothing. The blocks are empty.

The app looks ok:

Now I have added dictionary blocks to the application:

The application looks like this:

As you can see, creating a dictionary with interface elements completely corrupts even the simplest application.

[TIMAI2]

What happens if you set global zakladi_zdarden to a dictionary in Screen1.Initialise, instead of direct setting it?

[TIMAI2]

Just tested, same output as PatrykF in compiled app when loading like this

[ewpatton]

I’ve identified the issue in the code and will work on a fix.

Edit: Fix is up on GitHub, pending review:

Fix components not being accepted as dictionary keys