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11/20/14, 03:14 AM

thanks for your replies.

First I tried out circonians suggestion - but unfortunately it didn't work.

So I tried his second suggestion - to go through the inventory and save all free slots in an extra table.

When I then move the item I iterate through the table of free stlots. I had there some issues too. Because when I started at the first element sometimes it did not get the right destSlots. So I decided to start at the last element and this works fine.

I know that my solution is not the smartest but at least it is working for my purposes

Here ist the actual code:

Lua Code:

function LootManager.GetIngredientsFromBank()
    if LootManager.savedVars.getBankIngredients ~= true then
        return
    end
    
    local name
    local item
    local slotId
    local count
    local bagId = BAG_BANK
    local slots = GetBagSize(bagId)
    local bag_Dest = BAG_BACKPACK
    
    LootManager.FindEmptySlotInBag()    
    local slotId_Bag = LootManager.emptySlotsInBag[1]
    
    for i=0, slots - 1 do
        slotId = i
        name = zo_strformat(SI_UNIT_NAME, GetItemName(bagId, slotId))
        item, count = GetItemInfo(bagId, slotId)
 
        if slotId_Bag ~= nil then
            if name == LootManager.savedVars.ingredient1 then
                LootManager.MoveItem(bagId, slotId, bag_Dest, slotId_Bag, count)
                slotId_Bag = LootManager.emptySlotsInBag[table.getn(LootManager.emptySlotsInBag)-1]
            end 
 
            if name == LootManager.savedVars.ingredient2 then   
                LootManager.MoveItem(bagId, slotId, bag_Dest, slotId_Bag, count)
                slotId_Bag = LootManager.emptySlotsInBag[table.getn(LootManager.emptySlotsInBag)-2]
            end 
        
            if name == LootManager.savedVars.ingredient3 then
                LootManager.MoveItem(bagId, slotId, bag_Dest, slotId_Bag, count)
                slotId_Bag = LootManager.emptySlotsInBag[table.getn(LootManager.emptySlotsInBag)-3]
            end 
        else
            d("Fehler: Slot-ID ist nil")
            break
        end
    end
    
    LootManager.emptySlotsInBag = {}
end
 
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function LootManager.MoveItem(srcBag, srcSlot, destBag, destSlot, quantity)
    ClearCursor()
        if CallSecureProtected("PickupInventoryItem", srcBag, srcSlot, quantity) then
            CallSecureProtected("PlaceInInventory",destBag, destSlot)
        end
    ClearCursor()   
--  d("Moved: " .. zo_strformat(SI_UNIT_NAME, GetItemName(srcBag, srcSlot)) .. " x " .. quantity .. " to inventory")
--  d("SrcBag: " .. srcBag .. " SrcSlot: " .. srcSlot .. " DestBag: " .. destBag .. " DestSlot: " .. destSlot .. " Quantity: " .. quantity)
end
 
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function LootManager.FindEmptySlotInBag()
    local bagSize = GetBagSize(BAG_BACKPACK)
    local name
    
    for i = 0, bagSize - 1 do
        name = zo_strformat(SI_UNIT_NAME, GetItemName(BAG_BACKPACK, i)) 
        if name == "" then
            table.insert(LootManager.emptySlotsInBag, i)    
        end
    end
 
end

I also do not understand why this delay should cause the problem because I only delay the movement of the item, not the FindFirstEmptySlotInBag-function. The interesting thing about this is, that dumping the values (as I do in line 44 and 45 of my original post) shows the correct item name and srcSlot - the only thing that stays the same is the destSlot.

I did not find any article on esoui-wiki about this "RequestMoveItem" function that Garkin suggested - do you have more infos about it?