Avoid unnecessary mall searches - #16
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If you have items (e.g. equipment) set to sell but keep 1 (or more), keeping tabs will do a mallsearch for each to detemine whether the item should be autosold or put in the mall, even if none would actually be sold. This patch avoids those unnecessary mall searches.
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Sorry about the delay in getting back to you - This change looks good, but I've merged in a few other PRs that create conflict. If you fix the conflicts I'm glad to merge it! |
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If you have items (e.g. equipment) set to sell but keep 1 (or more), keeping tabs will do a mall search for each to determine whether the item should be autosold or put in the mall, even if none would actually be sold. This patch avoids those unnecessary mall searches.