fixed parser to allow functionobjects directly as function paraeters
increased ecompile versionnumber to force recompilation
corrected fileaccess.cfg: without directory entry behaves like before
giving full access
new container/npc member no_drop_exception if set target is valid even
if no_drop is set
poltool can now unpack and print compressed gump pkts from a pol/razor
pkt log
Authors are not forced to use the clang-format setting, but should
atleast be inspired by the style.
The only thing which is now not allowed are tabs for ident/alignment!
These were incorrectly interpreted as "2e4", meaning 20000 and
leading to confusion with dice rolls. The compiler now issues an
error instead.
Added related test cases.
Returns a reference to the house if the item is a component of it
(listed in House.components()).
This is the intended replacement for the previously removed CProp
"house_serial": use item.house.serial instead of
GetObjProperty(item, "house_serial").
The buff status is held in a new buffs_ property of Character. It is
modified via Character.addBuff(), Character.delBuff(),
Character.clearBuffs() functions. (Maybe also a readBuffs() function
could be useful in future?). Packets are automatically sent when on
a "when needed" basis.
An insured item behaves on death like a newbie item, except that
the insured flag gets reset back to 0 after every death. If the
item for some reason (e.g. when backpack is full) will get dropped
instead, the insured flag will be reset anyway. Insured items are
not stackable with normal items but they can still be sold to
vendors.
Hint: this feature can also be used in conjunction with CanDie
sys hook to determine via script which items a player will drop
on death; since the CanDie hook is called exactly one moment
before death you can use it to insure the items that you don't
want to fall on the corpse.
Has no practical effect, but tells the compiler not to issue a warning
if the following variable in a function or program definition is will
not be used. The compiler will instead issue a warning if the given
variable is used.
Example:
program onremovescript( character, container, unused item, unused item_amount, movetype )
<some code here...>
endprogram
function myfunc( parameter1, unused parameter_for_future_use )
<some code here...>
endfunction
will move array backwards or forwards in-place as it were a conveyor belt.
{1, 2, 3}.cycle()
Will make it:
{3, 1, 2}
Accepts a negative value as a shift to move different direction
Changed: string.format()
Now actually faster than string concatenation in eScript
Fixes a bug where {:d} formating could cause an arbitrary number shown instead of a real value
tag errors are slightly more intuitive and compact.
Note: Patches submitted by andenixa
This method overrides the default Delay setting in attributes.cfg if used ( for example if on failing a skill you want no delay just set it to 0 )
This can also be used to disable skills for example during an event or pvp
Added: item.name_suffix for adding crafter marks or such
item.desc returns the formatted name and suffix added to it without formatting if it exists
item.name does not include this suffix, so that can be used to get the item name without formatting and without suffix
