Bug - Fixed "Cheapest" command no longer working

exxyle

exxyle

New member
Using 14295, I am unable to use the "cheapest" command in gcli:

Code: 
> cheapest +mon tiki

No tradeable items!

Going back to a previous version (14273), it works as expected:
Code: 
> cheapest +mon tiki

Searching for "Divine"...
Search complete.
Searching for "Gordon Bennett"...
Search complete.
Searching for "Mae West"...
Search complete.
Searching for "Mon Tiki"...
Search complete.
Searching for "Neuromancer"...
Search complete.
Searching for "gimlet"...
Search complete.
Searching for "mandarina colada"...
Search complete.
Searching for "prussian cathouse"...
Search complete.
Searching for "tangarita"...
Search complete.
Searching for "teqiwila slammer"...
Search complete.
Searching for "vodka stratocaster"...
Search complete.
Searching for "yellow brick road"...
Search complete.
teqiwila slammer @ 2,250
mandarina colada @ 2,370
gimlet @ 2,375
yellow brick road @ 2,389
vodka stratocaster @ 2,489
Divine @ 2,500
Neuromancer @ 2,500
Mon Tiki @ 2,575
prussian cathouse @ 2,593
Gordon Bennett @ 2,609
Mae West @ 2,700
tangarita @ 2,800

This might be related to the 'mall search refactoring' mentioned, but I didn't want to assume, and end up posting in the wrong thread.
 
Bale

Bale

Minion
Crowther said:
I had no idea that command existed.
Click to expand...

It's a pretty cool command actually. What is even cooler is this:

Code: 
cheapest +mon tiki; buy 1 it; drink 1 it;

Yes, that actually works. The plus sign tells the command to check everything in that zap group. Otherwise you can give it a comma separated list of items to compare.
 
Bale

Bale

Minion
The only problem with the command is that you cannot mix and match methods. You cannot use a zap group as part of a comma separated list of items.
 
Crowther

Crowther

Active member
The "it" thing is really a nice touch. It was pretty quick to write equivalent scripts, but a waste of time no matter how small.
 
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