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Originally Posted by Theeper
The proper syntax to use the plugin is like this though.
Code:
if (plugin::check_handin(\%itemcount,59954 => 1, 86010 => 2, 13068 => 1))
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Umm... That is what I used. The issue here is that while the **server** correctly deals with the '86010 => 2' part, the handin doesn't. The code in the handin, if you turn in, lets say this:
$item1 = (59954 => 1);
$item2 = (86010 => 1);
$item3 = (86010 => 1);
$item4 = (13068 => 1);
will do this:
Is '86010 => 2' found in $hashref? Well, no, its *not* found in there, since the hash only contains '86010 => 1'. Now, if you pass it the same as above, but you pass a stack for $item2, which is '86010 => 2', then handin says, "Yep, that exact key+value combination is in there.", but then the server code says, "No way! Stacks are not allowed."
Hmm. Actually, I think I need to revise things a bit in what I was thinking. If the server is handling the turn in correct, then all I need to do is check if enough has been turned in, the server itself will figure out what is left in the items it needs to return, right? So, a flag in configuration some place can determine if the server's hand in function accepts the stacks, or rejects them. The code in check_handin needs to be less complex than I was thinking. It still needs and adjustment though, since my tests imply that your, "This is the correct syntax.", just does not work at all for the function as its written.