Please describe the problem:
There is problem creating correct C code when using Callbacks in a "array"
like this:

public   delegate void cbCommand();
public struct ServerCallbackData
{
	public int replyID;
	public cbCommand cbc;
	ServerCallbackData( int id,  cbCommand _cbc) 
	{ replyID=id; cbc = _cbc; }
}

public class ServerCommands : Object {
	ServerCallbackData[] commands;
	string parameter;
	construct {    	commands=new ServerCallbackData[]
									{
											new ServerCallbackData(1 , on_default),
											new ServerCallbackData(2, on_user)
										};
	}

....

C code failys to compile

I will give an full example as attachment below

Steps to reproduce:


Actual results:
test.c:33: error: request for member ‘cbc_target’ in something not a structure or union beloW:


	(*self).cbc = (_tmp0 = _cbc, self.cbc_target = _cbc_target, _tmp0);


Expected results:
should be:

	(*self).cbc = (_tmp0 = _cbc, (*self).cbc_target = _cbc_target, _tmp0);


Does this happen every time?
using NON static callbacks in arrays

Other information:
works when making class callback members static but imho it should work when nonstatic to :-)