Help with script Parse Error - Expected unnamed-rule

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Cpeosphoros
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Re: Help with script Parse Error - Expected unnamed-rule

#16 Post by Cpeosphoros »

Yes, indeed..

I must have somehow mangled the file. II restored a backup from a fresh install, just copy-pasted your code and it worked.

Many thanks for the attention!
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Re: Help with script Parse Error - Expected unnamed-rule

#17 Post by Geoff the Medio »

I think I've fixed the parser so that it can't get too deep into parsing a statistic before realizing it is a different type than it initially thought, so it should work without the "0.0 +" out front now.

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Re: Help with script Parse Error - Expected unnamed-rule

#18 Post by Cpeosphoros »

Nice.

If you have some time at hand, you may want to have a look at when SitReps are processed. As it is now, looking from outside, I guess they are being processed before effects which affect the planet's meters.

In other words, the statistics I'm getting, both for Industry and Research, are 1 turn delayed. They give me the correct totals for the end of the last turn, not the beginning of the new one.
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Re: Help with script Parse Error - Expected unnamed-rule

#19 Post by Geoff the Medio »

Cpeosphoros wrote:If you have some time at hand, you may want to have a look at when SitReps are processed. As it is now, looking from outside, I guess they are being processed before effects which affect the planet's meters.
You are writing an effect that generates sitreps, so it records the values in the gamestate before that execution of effects. Other sitreps are generated at other times, and if they include any gamestate information, it is from the time they are created. Most sitreps don't have things like meter values in them though, but rather just species names or object or empire IDs, which don't depend on timing with respect to meter updates.

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