Bug #2197
Item 'IsRepackable' attribute is FALSE when it should be TRUE
Description
repro:
dock at a station with some (used) drones which means there is no quantity displayed on their icon,
and run script
variable index:item items
variable iterator itemIterator
; Repackage unloaded drones.
EVEWindow[Inventory].ChildWindow[${Me.Station.ID}, StationItems]:GetItems[items]
items:GetIterator[itemIterator]
if ${itemIterator:First(exists)}
{
do
{
This:LogInfo[ ${itemIterator.Value.Name} ${itemIterator.Value.Group} is repackageable ${itemIterator.Value.IsRepackable}]
if ${itemIterator.Value.Group.Find[Drone]}
{
echo repackaging ${itemIterator.Value.Name}
itemIterator.Value:Repackage
; equivalent of wait 30
}
}
while ${itemIterator:Next(exists)}
}
you will find the IsRepackable is always FALSE, and nothing happens when you Repackage them. This is not expected.
In short:
IsRepackable attribute
and Repackage method are both not working, at least for drones.
Updated by Amadeus almost 2 years ago
- Status changed from New to Resolved
This is fixed in version 20220510.0012:
May 15, 2022
[20220510.0012]
* Added new datatype 'evemessageboxwindow' that inherits all methods/members of the 'evewindow' datatype.
* The EVEWindow TLO will now return an 'evemessageboxwindow' datatype object if you use "MessageBox" as a parameter and
a Message Box exists.
* Fixed the IsRepackable MEMBER of the 'item' datatype
* Fixed the Repackage METHOD of the 'item' datatype
However, you will need to manage the popup windows that appear now, including the windows that state that the item is damaged and cannot be repackaged. Here is an updated version of the script you provided that works like a charm in my testing:
function main()
{
variable index:item items
variable iterator itemIterator
; Repackage unloaded drones.
EVEWindow[Inventory].ChildWindow[${Me.Station.ID}, StationItems]:GetItems[items]
items:GetIterator[itemIterator]
if ${itemIterator:First(exists)}
{
do
{
if ${itemIterator.Value.Group.Find[Drone]}
{
if (${itemIterator.Value.IsRepackable})
{
echo "-- Initiating repackaging for ${itemIterator.Value.Name}"
itemIterator.Value:Repackage
wait 20
if (${EVEWindow[MessageBox](exists)})
{
if (${EVEWindow[MessageBox].Text.Equal["Are you sure that you want to repackage this item?"]})
{
echo "--- Clicking YES to repackage ${itemIterator.Value.Name}."
EVEWindow[MessageBox]:ClickButtonYes
wait 20
if (${EVEWindow[MessageBox](exists)})
{
if (${EVEWindow[MessageBox].Text.Equal["This item can not be repackaged as it or one of its components is damaged. Please take the item to a repair shop and have it fixed before trying again."]})
{
echo "---- ${itemIterator.Value.Name} is DAMAGED...skipping."
EVEWindow[MessageBox]:ClickButtonOK
}
}
else
{
wait 20
}
}
else
{
echo "--- ERROR --> Something happened that we did not expect"
wait 20
}
}
}
}
}
while ${itemIterator:Next(exists)}
}
}
You can mess around with the routine above to see which waits you can remove or reduce, if any.