Linter doesn't support different types of syntax for if statements and curly braces
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CreepPork commented
When using this kind of style of braces (don't worry I don't use them :D) the linter spews out an error:
if (typeName _current_ammoCount == "BOOL") then
{
if (_current_ammoCount) then {_TurretAmmoPercentages pushBack 1} else {_TurretAmmoPercentages pushBack 0};
} else
{
private _cfg_ammoCount = getNumber (configfile >> "CfgMagazines" >> _x >> "count");
if (_cfg_ammoCount == 0) then {_TurretAmmoPercentages pushBack 1} else {_TurretAmmoPercentages pushBack (_current_ammoCount / _cfg_ammoCount)};
};Error is:
functions_f_achilles\functions\common\fn_getVehicleAmmoDef.sqf
[71,7]:error:Unary operator "if" only accepts argument of types [Boolean] (rhs is Number)
[71,28]:error:Binary operator "then" arguments must be [(IfType,Array),(IfType,ElseType),(IfType,Code)] (lhs is Anything, rhs is ElseType)
[71,32]:warning:helper type "ElseType" not evaluated
LordGolias commented
Can't reproduce:
def test_bla(self):
code = '''if (1 == 2) then
{
if (1==1) then {} else {};
}
else
{
if (1 == 1) then {} else {};
};'''
analyzer = analyze(parse(code))
print(analyzer.exceptions)
self.assertEqual(len(analyzer.exceptions), 0)
Removed the variables because they were causing undefined variable warnings. If I put exactly what you wrote I get only undef. variables warnings.
kymckay commented
Also can't reproduce with the above code 👍