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  • Interacting with Agility potions causes exception. It definitely isn't my code..


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    Here is the section of my code which will throw the error

     

    Item potion = getInventory().get(i -> i.getName().contains("potion") );

     

    if(potion != null){

     

    potion.interact("Drink");

     

    log("potion drank, squeeze time!");

     

     

     

    i've tried contains(Aility)

    i have also tried the ID of the object (all 4 )

     

    Yeah...

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    You need to make sure the filter filters out everything that is null before it tries to get names like this

     

    Item potion = getInventory().get(i -> i != null && i.getName().contains("potion") );

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    You need to make sure the filter filters out everything that is null before it tries to get names like this

     

    Item potion = getInventory().get(i -> i != null && i.getName().contains("potion") );

     

     

    god dam it.. trying ti out now..

     

    You need to make sure the filter filters out everything that is null before it tries to get names like this

     

    Item potion = getInventory().get(i -> i != null && i.getName().contains("potion") );

     

    yep... fml

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    He's technically right, it's not his code. Its due to the filter method not skipping null objects, which to me... makes zero sense on why it would attempt to check properties on a null object.

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    He's technically right, it's not his code. Its due to the filter method not skipping null objects, which to me... makes zero sense on why it would attempt to check properties on a null object.

     

    Actually that is true.

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