Bukkit

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Installing 1.3 :D
2. Having an event timer trigger
3.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The Triggers wont be executed properly, the console will show this Warning:
16:11:49 [WARNING] Exception in thread "Thread-9"
16:11:49 [WARNING] java.lang.NullPointerException
16:11:49 [WARNING]     at java.lang.String.replace(Unknown Source)
16:11:49 [WARNING]     at com.wizardscraft.scripting.ScriptInterpreter.Interpret(ScriptInterpreter.java:335)
16:11:49 [WARNING]     at com.wizardscraft.scripting.ScriptInterpreter.run(ScriptInterpreter.java:308)
16:11:49 [WARNING]     at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)

What version of the product are you using?
1.3

Do you have an error log of what happened?
16:11:49 [WARNING] Exception in thread "Thread-9"
16:11:49 [WARNING] java.lang.NullPointerException
16:11:49 [WARNING]     at java.lang.String.replace(Unknown Source)
16:11:49 [WARNING]     at com.wizardscraft.scripting.ScriptInterpreter.Interpret(ScriptInterpreter.java:335)
16:11:49 [WARNING]     at com.wizardscraft.scripting.ScriptInterpreter.run(ScriptInterpreter.java:308)
16:11:49 [WARNING]     at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)

Please provide any additional information below.

Could you post the script you tried to run?

Yeah sure:

    - '@ADDINT $temp.zeit 1'
    - '@IF i $temp.zeit = 15'
    - '@CMDCON save-all'
    - '@CMDCON weather world sun'
    - '@ENDIF'
    - '@IF i $temp.zeit = 30'
    - '@CALL stats:reorder'
    - '@SETINT $temp.zeit 0'
    - '@ENDIF'
    - '@IF i $temp.zeit = 0'
    - '@OR i $temp.zeit = 4'
    - '@OR i $temp.zeit = 8'
    - '@OR i $temp.zeit = 12'
    - '@OR i $temp.zeit = 16'
    - '@OR i $temp.zeit = 20'
    - '@OR i $temp.zeit = 24'
    - '@OR i $temp.zeit = 28'
    - '@CALL mein:am'
    - '@ENDIF'
    - '@IF i $temp.zeit > 30'
    - '@SETINT $temp.zeit 0'
    - '@ENDIF'

Its nothing special, the mein:am is an automessage script. Nothing fancy there neither. Only a <random1to:9> call and IFs that broadcast depending on the random output.

Cant wait to make my whole code much cleaner with the new @case ;)

Ah, that was my bad. It was trying to pull <playerloc:x> but I didn't give it a default value if a player didn't trigger it. I don't want to update already because it's literally 3 characters of code, so here's a fixed jar:

Link

@Lyoko_Firelyte: Go

Thanks, the problem is gone!

Another thing, dont mind creating a new ticket for it, could you add the possibility to Log $obj.vars with @PRINT ? It currently doesnt seem to work. That would be neat! Also why didn't you add the possibility to use si with the @SWITCH ?

Another edit: <eval:> logs its result in the console.

Sorry I accidentally left some debug info in there. I'll clean that up next build. As si it is because the extra letter messes up my switch code.

@Lyoko_Firelyte: Go

Would you be opened about the @PRINT var integration? ;)

@H8llfire: Go

Yes that's actually already fixed in 3.1 I accidentally forgot to run @PRINT through the replace variable method :)