MacroQuest64

Ok, workaround, changed casts left code to this:

Code:
${Int[${Math.Calc[${Me.CurrentMana}/${If[!${Me.Gem[1].ID},1,${Me.Gem[1].Mana}]}]}]}


Basically, if there is no spell gem there, it will instead display current mana..

does not work with spell such as (sham) conversions (cann 4)

Okay - yeah - I see the problem. Basically math rule... repeat after me kids:

0 divded by anything equals.... ZERO ... very good class.
Now anything divided by 0 is.... UNDEFINED... excellent.

I will just have it look to see if the mana is 0 and if it is I will just have it either display nothing or put a zero there or something. I think it is a bit redundant to put the mana there, again, as it is already right on the compass window.

I'll have a new release up by the end of the night.

0 divded by anything equals.... ONE...

Is this sarcasm? or some new type of 2+2=5 math?

0 divided by X = 0

Bob_doesn't_understand

Ok, how about this.. Not at home to test, but technically, this should work. It shouldnt display anything if no gem is there, or the spells mana is less than or equal to 0.

Will have to try it when I get home... Before the latest math upgrade, it displayed 0 if the spell's mana was less than or equal to zero and I believe nothing if the gem was empty.

This has been updated as of 4:54PM EST on June 21, 2004 to fix the spam problem when no spell was loaded in the spell bar. Just a simple divide by zero problem due to Lax's smarter math module (or maybe the other one was smarter and handled the error?). Anyways, check the first post for details.

if spell cost = 0 there is no green text however it still spams on it

Divide by zero in calculation

Same with the no gem loaded spams but no pretty green text.

Yes, the damn thing is still broken - yet I have no clue how because it worked fine when I tested it and now it isn't working at all. Will have it done in a sec.

Grr.

Welp, my attempt to fix it did not work.. HOWEVER Lax explains a way to fix it here..

http://macroquest2.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7921

Ok, pain in the butt, but this works..
the code calculates the inside ${}'s first.. if you can get a shorter way to work, let me know.. :)

Alrighty, it should be fixed now. I basically followed the link that loadingpleasewait gave me and evaluated the denominator in an if statement. It seems to me like it shouldn't work... But it does so I am just gonna leave it.

Check the first post for the download.

loadingpleasewait wrote:Ok, pain in the butt, but this works..

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${Math.Calc[${If[${Me.Gem[1].Mana}==0,0,${If[!${Me.Gem[1].ID},0,${Me.CurrentMana}]}]}/${If[${Me.Gem[1].Mana}==0,1,${If[!${Me.Gem[1].ID},1,${Me.Gem[1].Mana}]}]}].Int}

the code calculates the inside ${}'s first.. if you can get a shorter way to work, let me know.. :)

Check in this forum, lax posted a fix, simpler than that.

Yeah - I basically used what Lax said to. The one in my version is a lot shorter, and it works. If it doesn't - post here and I will fix it.

I have been using this UI for a long time now and have posted fixes when things have changed. I am now trying to use the MQ2DPS window but it is crashing the UI and reverting back to default.
In reading through posts, It seems that I am not the only one having this problem.

Anyone else using this UI and the MQ2DPS window without problems or has anyone found a reason or solution yet?

I'll take a look in to it - I have been having the same problems with the MQ2Timer plugin. It seems that it doesn't like foreign windows. I will see what I can dig-up.