Hello

Not recognize

 <QuestsSorted Action="If" NameClass="(Quest.HasQuest(40014) &amp;&amp; Quest.GetQuestCompleted(40014))" />

How can I execute it?

 

 

 

 

Hello, can you give more detail about your problem

I use <QuestsSorted Action="If" NameClass="Quest.HasQuest(40014) " />  He can do it

but <QuestsSorted Action="If" NameClass="(Quest.HasQuest(40014) &amp;&amp; Quest.GetQuestCompleted(40014))" />  Not recognize

I need to judge that there is a task and a task to be accomplished..

Sorry, Google translate. I don't know. Can you understand that?

 

Quest.HasQuest(40014) this mean you has quest in quests

 Quest.GetQuestCompleted(40014) this mean you completed this quest and its not in quest log

this condition will never return true since you cannot have quest and done with quest in same time

Edited November 18, 20178 yr by camelot10

Thank you, camelot10
I already know
The use of can be solved
Quest.HasQuest (40014) & & Quest.IsObjectiveComplete (1, 40014) 

@Droidz is Quest.GetQuestCompleted based off of something internal to the game, or is it tracking completed quests itself. 

 

3 hours ago, Smarter said:

@Droidz is Quest.GetQuestCompleted based off of something internal to the game, or is it tracking completed quests itself. 

 

Yes it is based on https://wow.gamepedia.com/API_GetQuestsCompleted

If the internal Questing BotBase of WRobot isn't used, then there's no way for the bot to track completed quests. I wrote my own Quest BotBase and realized that :(. Vanilla doesn't have IsQuestFlaggedCompleted :(. I assume your botbase is recording completed quests? How are you detecting the completion, Quest Events? 

He creates diffs of the quest log after different quest events and then knows if a quest was added, removed, etc. Usually that will also tell you whether a quest was abandoned. We do the same in Questie (you can find the Lua code on GitHub).
I'm not sure what the underlying Quest.IsObjectiveComplete (1, 40014) does, but I assume it's essentially the same thing:

- Get name by quest ID from memory
- iterate quest log for matching name (Lua)
- iterate objectives on the quest and check for their status (Lua)

That's what I do now to figure out if the quest is ready for turn in.

However, The issue I was having was there was no way to select which quest to turn in if you have multiple completed quests with a NPC, you could only send Quest.CompleteQuest(), it offered a Gossip Option but no way to tell what that option said or was. I was going to simply track the event, but they don't seem to return any Args on Vanilla to let me know which one I completed ? 

QUEST_COMPLETE fires not when you complete the quest, rather when you're about to complete it anyway.
The following QUEST_LOG_UPDATE event is when the quest will actually be gone from your log.

So all you have to do is temporarily store all quests at QUEST_COMPLETE, then diff them with all quests in your log at QUEST_LOG_UPDATE and you're good.

For figuring out which quests to turn in at an NPC, you'll have to check 

QuestFrameCompleteQuestButton:IsEnabled()

Thanks for that.

What about on a character that was played by hand now you're trying to figure out where to start from without user input? Theres no way to know it you completed a quest without the bot having been there upon completion?

Pretty sure the bot checks if the character has completed it with

IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(questid)

 

That was added in TBC and doesn't exist in Vanilla.

6 hours ago, Smarter said:

Thanks for that.

What about on a character that was played by hand now you're trying to figure out where to start from without user input? Theres no way to know it you completed a quest without the bot having been there upon completion?

There isn't. If the character was played by hand with questie enabled, you could access its global Lua tables, but that's it. 

That's pretty much where i'm at. This really sucks ?. Kinda lost my drive to continue on the project because of it.