[Rseding91] [1.1.53] item field not populated during on_gui_opened/on_gui_closed for blueprint book contents

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[Rseding91] [1.1.53] item field not populated during on_gui_opened/on_gui_closed for blueprint book contents

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Expected:

When opening or closing a blueprint or blueprint book contained within an outer blueprint book, the on_gui_opened / on_gui_closed events should be fired, and event.item should be a LuaItemStack pointing to the contained blueprint or blueprint book, as accessible via the expression "blueprint_book.get_inventory(defines.inventory.item_main)[ i ]" with the appropriate index.

Actual:

The on_gui_opened / on_gui_closed events fire with event.gui_type equal to defines.gui_type.item, but event.item is always nil.
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Re: [1.1.53] item field not populated during on_gui_opened/on_gui_closed for blueprint book contents

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Thanks for the report however, it is there. Are you referring to opening blueprint books in the library? In that case, the library blueprints aren't actual items so there is no item to reference for the Lua API.
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Re: [1.1.53] item field not populated during on_gui_opened/on_gui_closed for blueprint book contents

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Just to make sure we're clear, opening a blueprint book in character inventory is fine.
Opening a blueprint book nested *inside* another blueprint book is not.
Opening a blueprint inside a blueprint book is not.

Detailed repro:

1. Start a new freeplay game.
2. Place down the initial stone furnace.
3. Create a blueprint book, add it to the character inventory.
4. Create a blueprint of the stone furnace, and add it to the blueprint book in slot 1.
5. Close all GUIs.
6. In the console:
"/c script.on_event(defines.events.on_gui_opened, function (e) log(serpent.line(e)) end)"
"/c script.on_event(defines.events.on_gui_closed, function (e) log(serpent.line(e)) end)"
7. Open the character inventory. Open the blueprint book with RMB. Right-click the blueprint to open its GUI.
Observe the following events in the log:

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 171.835 Script script.on_event(defines.events.on_gui_opened, function (e) log(serpent.line(e)) end):1: {gui_type = 3, name = 86, player_index = 1, tick = 9543}
 174.454 Script script.on_event(defines.events.on_gui_opened, function (e) log(serpent.line(e)) end):1: {gui_type = 5, item = {__self = "userdata"}, name = 86, player_index = 1, tick = 9700}
 175.954 Script script.on_event(defines.events.on_gui_opened, function (e) log(serpent.line(e)) end):1: {gui_type = 5, name = 86, player_index = 1, tick = 9790}
 
1st event is opening the controller GUI.
2nd event is opening the blueprint book. This event carries an "item" field.
3rd event is opening the blueprint. Note it has no "item" field.

8. Close the blueprint GUI and restore the blueprint book GUI by clicking the X. Repeat for the blueprint book, and the character inventory.
9. New events in the log:

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 247.537 Script script.on_event(defines.events.on_gui_closed, function (e) log(serpent.line(e)) end):1: {gui_type = 5, name = 87, player_index = 1, tick = 14084}
 278.100 Script script.on_event(defines.events.on_gui_closed, function (e) log(serpent.line(e)) end):1: {gui_type = 5, item = {__self = "userdata"}, name = 87, player_index = 1, tick = 15918}
 279.718 Script script.on_event(defines.events.on_gui_closed, function (e) log(serpent.line(e)) end):1: {gui_type = 3, name = 87, player_index = 1, tick = 16015}
Again, note the first event (closing the blueprint GUI) has no "item" field.

0.001 2022-02-17 15:13:29; Factorio 1.1.53 (build 59373, win64, steam)

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Re: [Rseding91] [1.1.53] item field not populated during on_gui_opened/on_gui_closed for blueprint book contents

Post by guardog »

I too have come across this bug from a recent report. The same behaviour is still being observed in 1.1.74 where closing a blueprint in a blueprint book fires on_gui_closed with defines.gui_type.item as gui_type but no item was returned.
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Re: [Rseding91] [1.1.53] item field not populated during on_gui_opened/on_gui_closed for blueprint book contents

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This is now fixed for 1.2.
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