Library token property value doesn't always return

[ziltmilt]

Hi, hopefully this is a real simple question. I've got a property on a library token, called 'BaseDiff'. When it's got a value not equal to 0, I can get code to return the value. If BaseDiff == 0, then the only value returned is an empty string. Any idea why this would be?

Here's my code ..

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{getLibProperty("BaseDiff", "Lib:Utility")}

Again, it works just fine and returns the correct value if the property doesn't equal zero. I even tried renaming it to 'BaseDifficulty' and tried returning a value and that didn't work either.

[Irrlicht]

I'm not sure where you put that code, but on a normal macro, it would suffice to do:

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[h: retrievedBaseDiff = getLibProperty("BaseDiff", "Lib:Utility")]

[h, if(retrievedBaseDiff == 0): retrievedBaseDiff = ""]

[r: retrievedBaseDiff]

[aliasmask]

Again, it works just fine and returns the correct value if the property doesn't equal zero.

By any chance did you set a default value to 0 for the property on the lib token? If you don't set a default value then it'll probably work.

[ziltmilt]

Yes, I put in a default value. Any idea why that would matter?

[wolph42]

Default value always returns"" so set the default to"" and it should work

[aliasmask]

Yes, I put in a default value. Any idea why that would matter?

It's a lib token thing.

[ziltmilt]

Well, thanks again for the quick reply, folks. The fix worked!!