Two same objects show different result

[MrFaul]

OK if you want to isolate problems, spam your console.
So replace your script with this and tell us what happens:

"use strict";

let rolesRoom = require('roles');

let createRoles = {}; // here I am creating a new object with which it does not work
for (let i in rolesRoom.rooms) {
    createRoles[rolesRoom.rooms[i].name] = rolesRoom.levels[rolesRoom.rooms[i].level];
}

// let roles = createRoles; // if uncomment it will be new code
let roles = rolesRoom.role; // Here i import old code

// подсчитываем количество крипов в руме
for (let spawnRoom in roles) {
    for (let roleName in roles[spawnRoom]) {
        roles[spawnRoom][roleName].currentQuantity = _.sum(Game.creeps, (c) => {
            let test = c.memory.role === roleName && c.memory.spawnRoom === spawnRoom;
            console.log("Test for creep: ",c.name," is ",toString(test));
            return test;
        });

        if (spawnRoom === 'E59S58' && roleName === 'upgrader') {
            console.log("Inside loop: ",roles['E59S58'].upgrader.currentQuantity);
            // old code - 0
            // new code - 0
            // if here old code it will be 0, and if will be new code it will be 0
        }
    }
}

console.log("Outside loop: ", roles['E59S58'].upgrader.currentQuantity)
// old code - 0
// new code - 1  (why????????????)
// if here old code it will be 0, but if will be new code it will 1 why is this so ???

All I did is named your logs and added a additional inside the sum, will spam your console but should add clarity what is happening.

[kepamuk]

@mrfaul Here:

When I comment this "console.log("Test for creep: ",c.name," is ",toString(test)); "

[kepamuk]

@smokeman here you can see the objects are completely identical, but show different results

I was thinking if you have the opportunity, maybe you could look with teamviawer?

[MrFaul]

It is quite obvious that something isn't working, object Undefined isn't a option, it should be either true or false.
This means the boolian check above fails, replace the log with this one:

console.log("role: ",c.memory.role," spawn: ", c.memory.spawnRoom," test: ",toString(test));

But honestly the way you are counting your creeps is very very inefficient.
You are iterating for each role in each room through your entire rooster of creeps: rooms * roles * creeps = CPU waste
You should instead iterate through your creeps once and count what they do in a fresh temporary object and use that to update your roles,
or better leave that temporary since it is a snapshot of the current tick anyway don't bother to save that.

[kepamuk]

@mrfaul ok then i try to change my code ! thank you

[kepamuk]

@mrfaul I started to count differently and the problem is the same, with the old way everything is fine, with the new problem)))))))) can say why?)))))

const createRoles = {};

for (const i in rolesRoom.rooms) {
createRoles[rolesRoom.rooms[i].name] = rolesRoom.levels[rolesRoom.rooms[i].level];
}

 const roles = createRoles;
// const roles = rolesRoom.role;
// console.log(JSON.stringify(roles))
// подсчитываем количество крипов в руме
 for (const spawnRoom in roles) {
for (const roleName in roles[spawnRoom]) {
  roles[spawnRoom][roleName].currentQuantity = 0;
}
}

 for (const i in Game.creeps) {
const creep = Game.creeps[i];
roles[creep.memory.spawnRoom][creep.memory.role].currentQuantity += 1;
if (creep.memory.spawnRoom === 'E59S58' && creep.memory.role === 'upgrader') {
  // console.log(creep.memory.spawnRoom)
  // console.log(creep.memory.role)
  console.log(creep) // we only come here once
}
}
console.log(roles['E59S58']['upgrader'].currentQuantity) // here 4 why ?????????????

[kepamuk]

[MrFaul]

You might want to check if your room/role combination is valid and don't blindly trust the incremental operators, sometimes they behave wired for no apparent reason:

if( roles[creep.memory.spawnRoom] && roles[creep.memory.spawnRoom][creep.memory.role] ){
roles[creep.memory.spawnRoom][creep.memory.role].currentQuantity = 
roles[creep.memory.spawnRoom][creep.memory.role].currentQuantity + 1;
}

But if that still dosn't work please dump your entire main somewhere like pastbin etc.

[kepamuk]

@mrfaul no it doesn't work )))))))))))))))) https://pastebin.com/AgCJZ4y6

[MrFaul]

Sorry for the late answser I was busy

hmm indeed I see nothing in there why it shouldn't work, but I have a idea why it could be buggy:
You only set the roles quantity to "0" but that doesn't guaranties that there are no wild "undefined" variables when you loop through your creeps.

Try this:

for (const i in Game.creeps) {
        const creep = Game.creeps[i];
        let currentQuantity = roles[creep.memory.spawnRoom][creep.memory.role].currentQuantity || 0; // use the saved variable or "0"
        ++currentQuantity; // increment
        roles[creep.memory.spawnRoom][creep.memory.role].currentQuantity = currentQuantity; // save

        if (creep.memory.spawnRoom === 'E59S58' && creep.memory.role === 'upgrader') {
             console.log(roles['E59S58']['upgrader'].currentQuantity)
        }
    }

Using this method you can also get rid of the additional for loop that only sets it to zero.
One thing less that takes up time.

[MrFaul]

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Man that software is annoying, but better than nothing. At least it is doing it's job... sorta.