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Not a bug. _spec exists for the sole purpose of determining the results of a speculative action; using it in any way, without having speculated about anything, is fundamentally meaningless.

Those two calls aren't doing even vaguely the same thing. The "moxie" numeric modifier is merely your additive bonuses, not including percentage bonuses (that would be "moxie percent") or your base moxie (which isn't a modifier at all). "Buffed Moxie" is the modifier that predicts what...

It's absolutely impossible to construct that value yourself - it's actually the memory address of the counter object. That was the easiest way to get an unambiguous reference to a specific counter, since they can have the same ending turn, the same text, or the same image as another counter.

The pull-everything code is going to need to be rewritten, anyway, once the "remember which items came from your closet" feature goes live. Unless Hagnk starts indicating where each storage item came from, I suspect we're going to have to do a complete inventory refresh at that point - which...

r10025 makes "trigger" a full-line command.

Do we actually know that the FoB restriction will continue to apply to expired challenge paths?

\1 works to refer to a group only within the same regex that defined that group. In replace_all(), replace_first(), and append_replacement() you can use $1 in the replacement string to refer to a group - I'm not sure why Java uses $ here, most languages use a backslash in both the replacement...

A backslash followed by a digit is the start of an octal character escape, which is one way of inserting un-typeable characters in a string. The debug log is unfortunate, but this IS an actual error in your code - three digits are required in this case. To include "\1" in your regexp, you have...

You have to have a "special action" line in your CCS to indicate where the olfaction (or similar action) is to be inserted.

r10001.

I see the problem; fix in progress.

r9999 may fix this, but I don't currently have any multi-stage monsters available for testing. If it doesn't work (and we survive the R10K crisis), I'll need to see the HTML source from the end of one of the intermediate combats, specifically the link to the next combat.

It's R10K! Make sure your survival shelters are fully stocked with supplies, assuming that they aren't still stocked from Y2K...

If you put in an else block to go with the "if(write_button(...", it would be executed on the initial page load, but not after a successful save. It would be executed again on an unsuccessful save attempt (due to a field validation error), which may or may not be what you want. count(fields)...

The "ashq trick" didn't work for you because you didn't quote the name of the file being imported - single quotes, double quotes, or angle brackets are accepted. The unquoted form of the import statement has to be the only thing on the line, which isn't possible in an ashq command.

r9974.

Ideally, having Marketplace items in your goals would override your choice settings to take you to that item. Unfortunately, there's no current support for doing that beyond items directly available from the current choice adventure. Expanding that is on my list, but don't hold your breath...

r9949 may fix the problem, but keep in mind that I've never managed to duplicate the problem myself, and none of the extra debug info I've added has given any definitive evidence of what the root cause was. There were definitely some thread-safety issues with the code, so I'm just going to...

Yeah, integer constants in the bytecode are offset by 0x8000, which puts them right in the middle of the Chinese/Japanese/Korean ideographic section of Unicode. "glory" to "those who" do "<unknown>"? Maybe this is telling me exactly how to fix the problem, but I can't find a definition of that...

I'm still not seeing the actual cause of this problem, so r9936 adds more lines of debugging output - starting with "Bytecode:" and extending through the "Unreasonably..." message itself. What I need to see now is that block of lines, ideally from the very first instance of the problem in a...