ereinion
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When setting properties with ash-functions the result is printed to the cli. Likewise, some functions like retrieve_item will print its results to the cli. Is there any way to avoid this?
More specifically, part of a function I have looks like this (a modified version of what I was working on in this thread):
Is there any way to prevent it from writing something like
to the cli every time that code is invoked?
From some searching of the forums, it seems that the reason that it is not generally possible to suppress the output of ash-functions is to prevent malicious scripts from doing bad stuff without notifying the user of it. However, for functions as the ones I'm calling, is it really necessary to display the results? While I can see how changing a user's autoBuyPriceLimit could open up for some shenanigans, but then again, you could achieve the same results using e.g. buy(int, item, int). Really, if a user isn't reading through the scripts he's using he has to be really quick to understand what is printed to the cli and abort if he is to avoid any malicious actions a script may attempt.
Hmm, reading through that last part, should I rather have put this as a feature-request, as I am fairly confident there is no way to do what I want at the moment?
More specifically, part of a function I have looks like this (a modified version of what I was working on in this thread):
Code:
satisfy_with_mall = get_property("autoSatisfyWithMall");
set_property("autoSatisfyWithMall", "false");
for i from 0 to 11 {
if (have_equipped(priority_of_fam_eq[i])) {
chosen_item = priority_of_fam_eq[i];
break;
} else if (retrieve_item(1, priority_of_fam_eq[i])) {
chosen_item = priority_of_fam_eq[i];
break;
} else if (get_price(priority_of_fam_eq[i], 0.5) < to_int(get_property("autoBuyPriceLimit"))) {
if (buy (1, priority_of_fam_eq[i], get_price(priority_of_fam_eq[i], 0.5)*1.2) > 0) {
chosen_item = priority_of_fam_eq[i];
break;
}
}
}
set_property("autoSatisfyWithMall", satisfy_with_mall);
Code:
autoSatisfyWithMall => false
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autoSatisfyWithMall => true
From some searching of the forums, it seems that the reason that it is not generally possible to suppress the output of ash-functions is to prevent malicious scripts from doing bad stuff without notifying the user of it. However, for functions as the ones I'm calling, is it really necessary to display the results? While I can see how changing a user's autoBuyPriceLimit could open up for some shenanigans, but then again, you could achieve the same results using e.g. buy(int, item, int). Really, if a user isn't reading through the scripts he's using he has to be really quick to understand what is printed to the cli and abort if he is to avoid any malicious actions a script may attempt.
Hmm, reading through that last part, should I rather have put this as a feature-request, as I am fairly confident there is no way to do what I want at the moment?