Reply To: [BUG] CheckVariable broken?

[GavalakisKeymaster]

Thank you for the report.

The source of the issue mostly comes from the fact that when a Unity object is destroyed, it is still kept referenced (which is normal). A more proper workaround fix for this would be to please open up ObjectUtils.cs and change method AnyEquals to this:

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public static bool AnyEquals(object a, object b) {               //regardless calling ReferenceEquals, unity is still doing magic and this is the only true solution (I've found)             if ( ( a is UnityEngine.Object || a == null ) && ( b is UnityEngine.Object || b == null ) ) {                 return a as UnityEngine.Object == b as UnityEngine.Object;             }               //while '==' is reference equals, we still use '==' for when one is unity object and the other is not             return a == b || object.Equals(a, b) || object.ReferenceEquals(a, b);         }

This should handle the null checks with unity objects better and of course for all cases AnyEquals method is used (thus no need for the first fix I sent you any longer)

Let me know if that works for you.
Thanks 🙂