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- blackhornet
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An angle is just a number, so you can use Compare two values, and pick the comparison type.
- blackhornet
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C3 insists that every input be documented in the display-text, but C2 did not enforce that (or much of anything). The converter then must force the issue by adding in the parameter placeholders.
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You could use a dictionary. Loop through the array and add the X:0 value to the dictionary, as the key. You'll end up with 4 keys/emtries, in this case.
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Which JDK do you have? I just went through this process on Sunday, installing JDK9 - it doesn't work! (Can't remember if that was the same error, but it always fails). Had to go back to jdk1.8.0_152, then it worked.
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You are still comparing a number to text, and you need to make the checks exclusive, since conditions 6 & 7 can be true at the same time. There is no need to check against Cost.Text at all, use productList.At(loopindex, 0), and add Else to events 6 & 7.
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Array data can be either, but you want it to be numbers here.

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- blackhornet
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Either go back to the array, or add an instance variable to the Text object and set it at the same time as the Text. That way you have the original number and the Text version.

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- blackhornet
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Either int(Cost.Text)-10 or float(Cost.Text)-10 would work. It would be best to reference the original value though, rather than the string version.
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int(random(8)) * 60 + 30
- blackhornet
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Yes, the delete isn't immediate. Assuming spr_test.var starts at zero, just add the extra condition in the pick to pick spr_test.var = 0 first.
- blackhornet
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C2 has always struggled with Picking and OR. You can report as a bug, but there others already reporting OR issues. Personally I just avoid OR when picking is involved.
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You can use newline as the separator.