[tyb51]

Hi,
I've been looking at my code for over a, hour and tried several things. Why can't i convert my int to a string to use for debugging?

   @Override
    public boolean validate()
    {
        //check if more than 5 Cowhides on the floor
        groundedHides = GroundItems.newQuery().names("Cowhide").within(bot.cowArea).results().size();
        System.out.println("Branch 5 Hides: " + groundedHides > 4 + "(currently: " + Integer.toString(groundedHides) + " cowhides" );
        return groundedHides >4;
    }

 

[awesome123man]

Hi,
I've been looking at my code for over a, hour and tried several things. Why can't i convert my int to a string to use for debugging?

   @Override
    public boolean validate()
    {
        //check if more than 5 Cowhides on the floor
        groundedHides = GroundItems.newQuery().names("Cowhide").within(bot.cowArea).results().size();
        System.out.println("Branch 5 Hides: " + groundedHides > 4 + "(currently: " + Integer.toString(groundedHides) + " cowhides" );
        return groundedHides >4;
    }

You can do groundHides + ""

 

[party]

Not necessary, just

"currently " + groundHides + " cowhides"

 

[tyb51]

hmmm seems my problem lies elsewhere, it indeed converts groundedHides to a string.
I'd expect to get a yes/no by calling groundedHides >4. But it says it can't use that operator on a string.
How would i write it so that it is considered a bool?

 

[party]

Wrap it in brackets, (groundHides > 4)