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I am confident it is GDB because the numbers appear everytime anything is printed, like All above ones are printed in source, but it also occurs to lua prints, like All above print examples first display tons of 1212 and then the print result after the numbers. But that is a really good...

Hehe, that's the first thing I thought, but I searched every print possibility and found nothing that could cause this.

~ Not sure if I should use Linux or C++ tag ~ My GDB keeps printing tons of numbers 1 and 2 whenever something else is printed, here is an example: Does anyone have any idea of what can it be?

@Gesior.pl you are awesome.

Because our server ir 8 years old now and we have so many scripts and source modifications. But the primary issue for us to convert was converting all scripts, I also didn't know about backwards compatibility... I will take a look at it

Oh... it sucks being stuck to 0.4, TFS 1.2 is so much better =/ But I'm still accepting ideas on how to do something like what I showed in the thread.

Hello, as everyone that codes in lua must know, each datapack folder has it's own lua enviroment (or at least seems like). The lib folder is the only one that's able to declare global variables that will be known to all other folders, but the thing I'm dealing with right now is that I need to...

I changed the topic tag to C++ now since we found out it is actually a source issue. Could some experienced C++ programmer help?

I recompiled it with brackets and still doen't print anything uint32_t flags = 0; if(entry.isLast()) { flags |= 1; std::cout << "1"; } if(entry.isJustify()) { flags |= 2; std::cout << "2"; }...

I went a little deeper and tryied: if(entry.isLast()) flags |= 1; std::cout << "1"; if(entry.isJustify()) flags |= 2; std::cout << "2"; if(entry.isUnjustified()) flags |= 4; std::cout << "4"; (This code...

Again the result is No matter what I kill... I was feeling retarded too @Xikini, but now i think neither of we are and it is just a source issue xD Could you help with that, @Summ?

Always 3, no matter whats I kill... That's weird because bit.band(flags, 1) == 1, bit.band(flags, 2) == 2, bit.band(flags, 3) ==3 and bit.band(flags, 4) == 0

bit.band(flags, 4) is always == 0 even when the kill is not justified =x

It only gives an error because flag is not a table but a number =X

I tryied but no matter what I kill (monsters, skulled players or non-skulled players) it always prints 'isLast' and nothing more. Which means that for some reason bit.band(flags, 1) is always 1 And when I print(flags) it always prints 3

Hello I need to know how to check wether a kill was justified or not in the callback onKill. Could someone help?

Seems like a very cool release, I would love to have lua's versatility on registering my scripts. Cheers.

Oh its a shame... Ill figure out another way to show this information then. Valeu matheus

So I have this bug in my server that when you place your mouse cursor over your experience bar it shows like: "You need 1921212 exp to next level. Currently making -12192192 exp per hour. You will reach next level in 0 hours and 0 minutes" Here's a print: I tested it running a character...

That's exacatly what I was looking for, Ill test it to see what happens :) I thought about doing it by iterating a table but I didnt want to go through all attributes with an iteration