[savior]

Let's say task x is added like this: TaskBot#add(x). In this case, everything works as intended, x.validate() gets called once per loop.

Now, there is a task y, which gets added with x.add(y)
y.validate() gets called twice per loop (given that x validates, else it does not get called at all obviously).

The execute() method only gets called once afterwards.

I am 100% sure this is not caused by me, I tried setting up a barebones taskbot, and it still happens.

Given the complexity of some validate methods, this can cause quite some unnecessary resource usage.

@Cloud

 

[party]

#TreeBot

EDIT: Why can't I like my own post?

 

[savior]

#TreeBot

EDIT: Why can't I like my own post?

Nevertheless this needs to be addressed.

 

[slashnhax]

Let's say task x is added like this: TaskBot#add(x). In this case, everything works as intended, x.validate() gets called once per loop.

Now, there is a task y, which gets added with x.add(y)
y.validate() gets called twice per loop (given that x validates, else it does not get called at all obviously).

The execute() method only gets called once afterwards.

I am 100% sure this is not caused by me, I tried setting up a barebones taskbot, and it still happens.

Given the complexity of some validate methods, this can cause quite some unnecessary resource usage.

@Cloud

I think I've found the issue...
 
Although the fact that validate was called twice, and only executed once, means that the first validate returned false but the second returned true xD