Ok, I re-read everything in this thread, so I can stop looking at stuff everyone else has already looked at. I am curious about one of the changes in embparser.cpp, around line 218 where we start processing existing quest_globals.
This used to read as just a plain select statement, and I assume the expdate value was calculated later. However, now it reads with an IF() in the statement - and my question is, "IF(expdate<UNIX_TIMESTAMP(),1,0)" on the SELECT would give no results, since a currently active quest_globals expdate should be > UNIX_TIMESTAMP. Right? So this whole if (result) fails. Thus, the ExportVar will never happen at the "if(expired != 0)" check. Am I not reading this right?
This could explain why I am not getting results from a set quest_global. And I wonder how this effects deleting existing ones, since I believe the comparison in the select is backwards? Know what I mean?
Last edited by John Adams; 12-29-2006 at 11:34 AM..
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