UI - Great Works Manager
- Thread starter whoward69
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Wow... just checked the LUA.log file - and it was completely invaded by hundreds of statements like this;
[52338.366] GreatWorkManager: C:\Users\Zyxpsilon\Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5\MODS\UI - Great Work Manager (v 11)\UI/GreatWorkManager.lua:341: Cannot find key - GreatWorkYieldType
Needs to be fixed somehow, right?
That's the statement on line #341;
local slotColour = yieldColours[pBuilding.GreatWorkYieldType or 'YIELD_CULTURE'] or yieldColours['NO_YIELD']
If that could help determining what to do!
[52338.366] GreatWorkManager: C:\Users\Zyxpsilon\Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5\MODS\UI - Great Work Manager (v 11)\UI/GreatWorkManager.lua:341: Cannot find key - GreatWorkYieldType
Needs to be fixed somehow, right?
That's the statement on line #341;
local slotColour = yieldColours[pBuilding.GreatWorkYieldType or 'YIELD_CULTURE'] or yieldColours['NO_YIELD']
If that could help determining what to do!
whoward69
DLL Minion
There's nothing wrong with that line of Lua code.
The problem is in the Firaxis implementation of the database to Lua API.
pBuilding is a C++ function masquerading as a table. The Lua spec states that accessing a non-existent key (GreatWorkYieldType in this case) for a table is valid and returns nil. In addition to returning nil, Firaxis decided to also log a message, so the problem is in the Firaxis Lua API C++ code (which we do not have the source code for) and not the actual mod. Until/If I can find yet another work around to poor Firaxis code the lua.log file will be filled with unnecessary warnings.
The problem is in the Firaxis implementation of the database to Lua API.
pBuilding is a C++ function masquerading as a table. The Lua spec states that accessing a non-existent key (GreatWorkYieldType in this case) for a table is valid and returns nil. In addition to returning nil, Firaxis decided to also log a message, so the problem is in the Firaxis Lua API C++ code (which we do not have the source code for) and not the actual mod. Until/If I can find yet another work around to poor Firaxis code the lua.log file will be filled with unnecessary warnings.
