The kRPC server (a C# application) exposes C# properties using
.NET accessor naming: a property `UT` on the SpaceCenter service
becomes two procedures named `get_UT` and `set_UT`. A class
property `CelestialBody.Name` becomes `CelestialBody.get_Name`
and `CelestialBody.set_Name`.
We had been calling `SpaceCenter.GetUT()` (PascalCase, no
underscore) and looking up the literal key. That key never
matched, so the cache always returned 'procedure not found' —
even though `get_UT` was sitting right there.
The Python client side-steps this by using snake_case for
everything (`SpaceCenter.ut` -> `SpaceCenter.get_UT`), and
the C# client just uses .NET convention directly. Our
TypeScript/extract code uses the more familiar PascalCase
form, so the cache lookup now does the translation.
The translation is purely a fallback path:
- exact match tried first
- if not found and the name starts with Get/Set, the
.NET-style `get_X`/`set_X` variant is tried
- works for both top-level ("GetUT") and class-prefixed
("CelestialBody.GetName") procedure names
This unblocks the real bridge: `SpaceCenter.GetUT`,
`SpaceCenter.GetActiveVessel`, `SpaceCenter.GetBodies`,
`SpaceCenter.GetVessels`, and all the class methods like
`CelestialBody.GetName`, `Vessel.GetType`, `Orbit.GetApoapsis`
should now resolve to actual kRPC procedures.
Mavis
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