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function_description=Returns the autosell price of item {{pspan|it}}, or a value <= 0 if the item cannot be autosold. For most items that cannot be autosold, such as common Quest Items, this value will be 0. The value will be presented as a negative number in a few unusual cases where an item can't be autosold, but does have a defined value detectable by other means: a Mall minimum price other than 100, or a price in one of the sign restaurants. The laser-broiled pear is an example of a non-autosellable item with a value detectable both ways.| | function_description=Returns the autosell price of item {{pspan|it}}, or a value <= 0 if the item cannot be autosold. For most items that cannot be autosold, such as common Quest Items, this value will be 0. The value will be presented as a negative number in a few unusual cases where an item can't be autosold, but does have a defined value detectable by other means: a Mall minimum price other than 100, or a price in one of the sign restaurants. The laser-broiled pear is an example of a non-autosellable item with a value detectable both ways.| | ||
| − | + | code1={{CodeSample| | |
| + | title=Simple Example| | ||
| + | description=Returns the autosell value if the mall price is at the minimum, else returns the mall price.| | ||
| + | code= | ||
| + | <syntaxhighlight> | ||
| + | float v; | ||
| + | item i = $item[white chocolate chip brownies]; | ||
| + | float minPrice = max(100, autosell_price(i) * 2); | ||
| + | if (!use_autosell && !is_tradeable(i)) return 0; | ||
| + | if (historical_age(i) > 3) v = mall_price(i); | ||
| + | else v = historical_price(i); | ||
| + | if (use_autosell && (v == minPrice)) v = autosell_price(i); | ||
| + | print("Value of " + i + ": " + v); | ||
| + | </syntaxhighlight>}} | ||
| − | + | {{SeeAlso|autosell}}| | |
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| + | [[Category:Item Management]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:50, 21 May 2010
Function Syntax
- it is the item to check the price of
Returns the autosell price of item it, or a value <= 0 if the item cannot be autosold. For most items that cannot be autosold, such as common Quest Items, this value will be 0. The value will be presented as a negative number in a few unusual cases where an item can't be autosold, but does have a defined value detectable by other means: a Mall minimum price other than 100, or a price in one of the sign restaurants. The laser-broiled pear is an example of a non-autosellable item with a value detectable both ways.
Simple Example
Returns the autosell value if the mall price is at the minimum, else returns the mall price.
float v;
item i = $item[white chocolate chip brownies];
float minPrice = max(100, autosell_price(i) * 2);
if (!use_autosell && !is_tradeable(i)) return 0;
if (historical_age(i) > 3) v = mall_price(i);
else v = historical_price(i);
if (use_autosell && (v == minPrice)) v = autosell_price(i);
print("Value of " + i + ": " + v);