wasabi sinus buff script

[asturia]

Okay here is the problem:
untill daily build 2121 this worked fine, but when using build 2138 it doesn't work anymore.

the script calculates and buys knob goblin nasal spray en mass and uses them.

With the latest daily build it just buys 1 for some reason.
If anyone can help me rewrite it so that it works again.

 

[Nightmist]

Uh well I just downloaded 2148 and I had read about the change in division in the main forums and so I assumed it was that. Hello bug!

int Test1 = 100;
int Test2 = 100/10;
int Test3 = (100/10);
int Test4 = (100/10)+1;
int Test5 = (100/10)+2;
int Test6a = 100/10;
int Test6b = Test6a+1;
float Test7 = 100/10;
float Test8 = (100/10)+1;
print( "100 = "+Test1);
print( "100/10 = "+Test2);
print( "(100/10) = "+Test3);
print( "(100/10)+1 = "+Test4);
print( "(100/10)+2 = "+Test5);
print( "Test6a+1 = "+Test6b);
print( "100/10 = "+Test7);
print( "(100/10)+1 = "+Test8);

Results in:

100 = 100
100/10 = 10
(100/10) = 10
(100/10)+1 = 1
(100/10)+2 = 2
Test6a+1 = 11
100/10 = 10.0
(100/10)+1 = 1.0
Script succeeded!

From this I conclude that theres something wrong with using "addition" on the same line where a division has taken place. (And also subtraction, "(100/10)-1 = -1)", oh and if you multiply instead of add you get "(100/10)*1 = 0", same with a second division "(100/10)/1 = 0".)

Eg the work around for now is to declare something like this:

int TempAmount = amountleft / 10;
int tobuy = TempAmount + 1 - item_amount( $item[knob goblin nasal spray]);
int touse = TempAmount + 1;

No promises on that there code though, since I'm basing my stuff off of "predetermined int values" but if it's the same bug then the above code should bypass it until a new release with the fix is made.

Edit: Wait 0_o So division in brackets causes that value to "default" to 0 if still has to be edited before being stored? ... Tries 1+(100/10) still 1+(100/10) = 1, but then it would still do the brackets first wouldn't it? Ahah true... >> Atleast we know it's following order of operations... *Removes brackets*... Yup "1+100/10 = 1", but then thats still doing the division first if its following order of operations...

 

[asturia]

I'll try your solution tomorrow.
Thanks for the help.

 

[holatuwol]

Fixed in 2151.