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can anyone explain this? (webwalking)

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this is the code

 

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and it gave an null pointer exception BEFORE THIS LINE OF CODE (log)

 

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so, you would assume the problem is in getwalking ,right? because it doesnt log attempting to find banker, logical right?

 

 

 

well, apparently i didnt null check(i would null check it, only later in scripting because i wanted to fix this first

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banker was null apparently

 

now comes the real question

 

how the hell did it jump  the code and skip log("attempting to find banker") ??? this baffles me

 

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EDIT:

 

teamviewed me and experienced the weirdness of this.

 

after i fixed the problem, i ctrl+z 'd all the way back and it was exactly the same, and i couldn't reproduce the problem. it drives me insane lol...

 

Edited by The Hero of Time

I'm no coder, but shouldn't you have a sleep while it walks itself to the bank? Or am I completely wrong and that's not the issue?

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I'm no coder, but shouldn't you have a sleep while it walks itself to the bank? Or am I completely wrong and that's not the issue?

nope :p

why not use 

if (!bank.isOpen() {
     bank.open();
     new ConditionalSleep(5000) {
      public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException {
     return bank.isOpen();
     }.sleep();
}

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