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_The "OR" operand is being mistaken for a comment.
/if (${Me.FreeInventory}>2 || (${_zerocount[1]} && ${_zerocount[2]} && ${_zerocount[3]} && ${_zerocount[4]} && ${_zerocount[5]}) /endmacr_
/if (${Me.FreeInventory}>2 || (${_zerocount[1]} && ${_zerocount[2]} && ${_zerocount[3]} && ${_zerocount[4]} && ${_zerocount[5]}) /endmacr
Ignore the above, I missed a closing parenthesis. HOWEVER, The below is still true.
Also confused as a comment if | is being used as a delimiter, ${MyVar.Arg[2,|]}
|
${MyVar.Arg[2,|]}
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It should be an operator in formula contexts but not a delimiter, I’ll check this out tonight
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When is | a valid character in [ ] ?
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_The "OR" operand is being mistaken for a comment.
/if (${Me.FreeInventory}>2 || (${_zerocount[1]} && ${_zerocount[2]} && ${_zerocount[3]} && ${_zerocount[4]} && ${_zerocount[5]}) /endmacr
_Ignore the above, I missed a closing parenthesis. HOWEVER, The below is still true.
Also confused as a comment if
|
is being used as a delimiter,${MyVar.Arg[2,|]}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: