SRL Archive - Jr. Member General Help and Discussion

Hey,

If I use the a global variable like this:
SellPrice := round(grandExchange.getPrice(x) * 1,1);

Does it get recalculated every time I call it in other functions? Or just calc it the first time it get's called and remain that number?


*edit*
Pretty sure it doesn't get updated, any way to do this but still keep it global?

Regards,
Thomas

so you want it to recalculate every time you use it? then you just have to use the expression on the right (i.e. round(grandExchange.getPrice(x) * 1,1) – can make it a fn for simplicity) every time.

Ye, that's what I did :)
Thanks though!

The variable will remain at the value you set it to when it was instantiated, unless you explicitly reassign it to another value.

Edit: removed my suggestion, it is definitely best to use a wrapper function for this case.

//not sure if getPrice() accepts string (item name) or int (item id)
function getSellPrice(item: String): Integer;
begin
  Exit(round(grandExchange.getPrice(item) * 1,1));
end;