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Edit 2006-08-13: Now includes familar equipment and weights. Also, updated my wiki cache so some values have changed. Goat cheese tacos are not a 1 fullness/4 adventure food. :P) Edit 2006-08-14: Trademarks now stripped, so should work in Windows. Now that we all have the altogether nifty...

Would it be possible to have these functions return a boolean about whether or not it succeeded? (Or is there some other way to determine success programmatically?)

The first problem is easily solved by having N be a parameter to the function.

I think the question was about wanting to buy the cheapest of a set of items (like the cheapest hi mein, for example).

That's a fair question. Mostly it's due to just wanting to be able to debug new functions off the command-line. It's a workflow optimization, because I'm a lazy programmer who dislikes having to go edit a file whenever I want to test a different parameter value. Also, the immediate issue was...

Thanks for letting me know how that can be done. At the same time, that's a pretty obtuse way of doing things. I wonder how easy it would be to do something naive like making lines that start with "!" run ASH commands off the command line. That would solve both of my problems... Thanks! That's...

I'm admittedly still new here, but I've read all the docs and this is still unclear to me. If this is a case of RTFM, then please point me to the appropriate FM. :) Use case: I have a script with a function in it. Let's call this function "void doStuff(int times)". Is there anyway to call this...

Hmm...*checks doc* *searches forum* Oh...it wasn't obvious to me that avoiding "mallbot functionality" was a mandate for the project until you said that and I searched the forum and saw somebody else mention it. Sorry about that. Are there any other things I should avoid? :-\ Perhaps it's just...

What about a function to find out the average mall price for purchasing n of a particular kind of item? It's not necessarily "internal data", but it's certainly "internal functions." This ASH function would make it possible to optimize for meat or stat gains per fullness/drunkness in an ASH...