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The problem with raising actual errors from modifier expressions is that they're being evaluated all the time - every time the character state changes in any way. Should a botched Candy Drop or some such expression be allowed to render the entire program unusable?

r11264 fixes the ACTUAL problem here, which is that Value.compareTo() was violating the requirements for comparator methods.

You should be able to do that already; just specify the mood action as something like: try; cast 1 whatever

r11059.

A higher-precision decimal format would be useful to reduce inaccuracies, but the only one that would be reasonable for ASH would be doubles, in order to exactly match the inaccuracies of the game's calculations. A longer integer format would be useful in the rare cases where huge values need...

Not a bug; there is no such thing as a float with a value that is exactly 1.2 or 1.3. There are an infinite quantity of numbers within the range that a float can represent, yet only a finite quantity (4 billion or so) of float values. The fact that you can find ANY exact float values is a...

The problems with floats that get output in scientific notation go far beyond modifier expressions; you wouldn't be able to store them in a map file, and you wouldn't be able to let the user edit them in a relay script, because NOTHING in mafia will accept a float in scientific notation...

No, these are genuine errors in the code. JXTable.getFillsViewportHeight(), for example, does NOT actually override anything under Java 1.5, because that method wasn't added to JTable until 1.6.

So, with your desired array_to_file() you'd expect output like this? 1 <tab> 2 <tab> 3 4 <tab> 5 <tab> 6 7 <tab> 8 <tab> 9 * What would you expect it to do with an array of more than two dimensions? * What would you expect it to do if the array elements were themselves maps (or otherwise...

An ASH array is just a specialized form of map - better performance, less flexibility. map_to_file() should already work on arrays, file_to_map() would work except that you'd have to somehow know the exact number of elements in advance. I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish, anyway...

Modifier expressions don't handle scientific notation, solely because I was under the impression that mafia never output floats in that format - did that change at some point, or was I just mistaken? In any case, there's no possible ambiguity between 'E' in a float literal, and 'E' as an effect...

There are reports of people reaching a stage where all six choices reset the puzzle. Which seems more likely for TPTB to have done: * That they would release a puzzle that certain players could NEVER solve, no matter what they did, or * That they would release a puzzle that's a joke with no...

What the hell are you people talking about? Having the Familiar Effect modifier returned when the Effect modifier is requested is quite obviously a bug. And "parse Modifiers yourself" is absolutely horrible advice... The fix is to put "(?:^|, )" in front of the "Effect:" pattern, just as was...

Should be fixed in r10893; I don't have a Hand to test.

r10865 returns true from galaktik_cures_discounted() as soon as you have all of the quest items, so all decisions concerning the Doc's prices should be up-to-date even without a server hit.

Nothing is keeping you from doing alias max => maximize right now. Adding it as a built-in alias at this point would likely cause problems for people who already have a 'max' alias that expands to more than just 'maximize'.

The Maximizer is mis-suggesting Trivia Master because it is unable to parse its extender command - no other effect has required the use of multiple items. A hard-coded special case for this effect would be the only practical fix.

Will look at it this evening.

A "break" immediately after a "return" is unreachable.

r10727 fixes this (except that any truly broken boolean functions that were being allowed under the previous special exception are generating warnings for now, rather than errors).