Fix: Item Stats - #381
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Maple2.Server.Game/Util/ItemStatsCalculator.cs (1)
221-356:⚠️ Potential issueMethod signature doesn't match implementation requirements
The
GetValuemethod signature has been changed to removeItem itemandItemOption itemOptionMetadataparameters, but the method body still references these variables extensively in the following places:
- Lines 224-262: Uses
item.Type.IsPetanditem.Rarity- Lines 270-352: Uses
item.Metadata.Optionproperties- Lines 340-349: Uses
itemOptionMetadata.EntriesYou need to either:
- Keep the parameters in the method signature
- Refactor the method to not use these parameters
- Make these parameters class-level fields
-int GetValue(BasicAttribute? attribute = null, SpecialAttribute? specialAttribute = null, ItemEquipVariationTable.Set<int>[]? tableValues = null, ItemEquipVariationTable.Set<float>[]? tableRates = null, bool rollMax = false) { +int GetValue(Item item, ItemOption itemOptionMetadata, BasicAttribute? attribute = null, SpecialAttribute? specialAttribute = null, ItemEquipVariationTable.Set<int>[]? tableValues = null, ItemEquipVariationTable.Set<float>[]? tableRates = null, bool rollMax = false) {
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BasicOption(9-9)Maple2.Tools/Extensions/EnumerableExtensions.cs (1)
TryGetValue(74-82)Maple2.File.Ingest/Utils/AttributeExtensions.cs (1)
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Maple2.Server.Game/Util/ItemStatsCalculator.cs (3)
449-451: Improved arithmetic clarity with parenthesesGood use of parentheses to explicitly show the order of operations, making the code more readable and less error-prone.
469-471: Improved arithmetic clarity with parenthesesSimilar to the previous instance, the use of parentheses here improves readability and ensures the correct order of operations.
455-480: Added proper return values for all control pathsThe changes to ensure all code paths return a value is a good improvement, preventing potential undefined behavior.
However, ensure that returning
valuefor basic attributes and(int)(rate * 1000)for special attributes is the correct behavior for your application logic.
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Maple2.Server.Game/Util/ItemStatsCalculator.cs (2)
209-216:⚠️ Potential issueParameter mismatch in GetValue calls for special attributes.
Similar to the previous issue, this section also has the same parameter mismatch with the implementation.
Apply the same fix as suggested for the basic attributes:
-int value = GetValue(specialAttribute: attribute, tableValues: values, rollMax: rollMax); -int rateInt = GetValue(specialAttribute: attribute, tableRates: rates, rollMax: rollMax); +int value = GetValue(item, itemOptionMetadata, specialAttribute: attribute, tableValues: values, rollMax: rollMax); +int rateInt = GetValue(item, itemOptionMetadata, specialAttribute: attribute, tableRates: rates, rollMax: rollMax);
200-207:⚠️ Potential issueFixed method parameter mismatch, but introduced a different issue.
The implementation now correctly calls the updated
GetValuemethod signature by removing theitemanditemOptionMetadataparameters, which aligns with the new signature. However, theGetValuemethod implementation still references these parameters internally (lines 224-346), which will cause errors.You have two options to fix this:
- Update the
GetValuemethod implementation to no longer useitemanditemOptionMetadata- Keep these as parameters and pass them in the method calls
-int value = GetValue(attribute, tableValues: values, rollMax: rollMax); -int rateInt = GetValue(attribute, tableRates: rates, rollMax: rollMax); +// Option 1: Make item and itemOptionMetadata class fields and reference them directly +// Option 2: Keep the previous implementation and pass the parameters +int value = GetValue(item, itemOptionMetadata, attribute, tableValues: values, rollMax: rollMax); +int rateInt = GetValue(item, itemOptionMetadata, attribute, tableRates: rates, rollMax: rollMax);
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Maple2.Server.Game/Util/ItemStatsCalculator.cs (4)
449-451: Improved clarity of arithmetic operations.The explicit parentheses around the multiplication operations improve readability and make the order of operations clearer.
455-461: Improved return value handling for basic attributes.The code now has a more consistent and explicit approach to returning values for basic attributes, with clear conditional blocks for different scenarios.
473-475: Improved clarity of arithmetic operations for special attributes.Similar to the basic attributes case, the explicit parentheses around multiplications improve readability.
479-485: Improved return value handling for special attributes.The code now has a more consistent and explicit approach to returning values for special attributes, making it easier to understand the logic flow.
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