Difficulty importing a spell

[SometimesZero]

Hi everyone,

I'm returning to the World Editor after a long leave of absence, and I'm having some difficulty orienting to all of the changes/updates. I'm attempting to import this spell into a different map: Organic Bomb v1.0.3 [vJASS][UPDATE]

When I open the original map with the spell and run "Validate test triggers" I receive an error: "Cannot convert returned value from integer to real."

The error is thrown on this function:

function CrazyIvan__Shift takes real r returns real
    if ( r < 120 ) then
        return 1.25
    elseif ( r < 300 ) and ( r > 119 ) then
        return 1.5
    elseif ( r < 450 ) and ( r > 299 ) then
        return 1.75
    elseif r > 449 then
        return 2
    endif
    return 1.4
endfunction

However, the original spell map allows me to test and use the spell without any issues.

By contrast, when I then try to import the spell into a different map, I receive the same error message but am unable to even test the map.

Any ideas why?

 

[Veldris]

Maybe the worldeditor verison is missing some features?

 

[IcemanBo]

Add a dot, to make the return number a real. return 2 -> return 2. (it is basically the same as 2.0)

 

[SometimesZero]

Add a dot, to make the return number a real. return 2 -> return 2. (it is basically the same as 2.0)

Thank you so much! Works perfectly now.

 

[Pyrogasm]

For further understanding: this type of 'return bug' was supported by the WE's syntax checker until patch 1.24b where it was removed because the return bug could be exploited to run arbitrary code on your machine. Now the syntax checker is rigid about return types and makes sure you are giving it the right thing to return instead of doing so blindly.

 

[SometimesZero]

For further understanding: this type of 'return bug' was supported by the WE's syntax checker until patch 1.24b where it was removed because the return bug could be exploited to run arbitrary code on your machine. Now the syntax checker is rigid about return types and makes sure you are giving it the right thing to return instead of doing so blindly.

Thanks, that helps because I'm having a hard time easing back into the World Editor now that those ancient bugs, like the Return Bug, have been fixed.