I.e., I remove ll -disenchant,-vendor, and save the character. the DB has loot strategy>equip,quest,skill,use - this is correct.
Then it loads it back using virtual bool Load(string value) override { Set(value); return true; };SubStrategyValue::Set() treats this value as +equip,+quest,+skill,+use and adds those 4 strategies to the default ones, restoring disenchant and vendor .
I think Load() needs to be changed to replace the value: virtual bool Load(string value) override { this->value = value; return true; }; - this fixes the problem.
Is there any other reason to call Set() on Load()?
I.e., I remove
ll -disenchant,-vendor, and save the character. the DB hasloot strategy>equip,quest,skill,use- this is correct. Then it loads it back usingvirtual bool Load(string value) override { Set(value); return true; };SubStrategyValue::Set()treats this value as+equip,+quest,+skill,+useand adds those 4 strategies to the default ones, restoringdisenchantandvendor.I think Load() needs to be changed to replace the value:
virtual bool Load(string value) override { this->value = value; return true; };- this fixes the problem.Is there any other reason to call Set() on Load()?