All references are based on the following format:

reference {operator} value

Every valid reference will return a value in the log tab if preceeded by echo.

If you try to grab a reference that does not exist it will give a 1069 error.

An example is trying to echo the heroname from marching army number 6 when you have only got 5 armies marching.


e.g.:

echo m_context.sellPrice(0) will show you the current price of food
To make it easier on the eyes you can add a comment on what it is in front

e.g.:

echo "food is now sold for " + m_context.sellPrice(0)

To use this reference in a script you need a comparable, an ifgoto or an ifgosub command and a label to go to.

e.g.:
ifgoto (m_context.sellPrice(0) < 5) buyfood
That will tell the bot to find a label named buyfood if the price of food is less than 5.
Next step is tying the two parts together:

1: label checkfoodprice
2: ifgoto ( m_context.sellPrice(0) < 5 ) buyfood
3: loop

4: label buyfood
5: buy food 9999999 5
6: goto checkfoodprice

A simple script like that will keep checking the price of food and post a bid every time it drops below 5.
Make sure to get your spelling right. Scripts are case sensitive. If the reference is fieldId, fieldid or FieldId won't work.
The same applies for correct spacing. Miss a space and your reference won't work.

Correct way -> ifgoto ( m_context.sellPrice(0) < 5 ) buyfood
Wrong way -> ifgoto ( m_context.sellPrice(0) < 5) buyfood
Wrong way -> ifgoto ( m_context.sellPrice(0) < 5 ) buyfood
Wrong way -> ifgoto ( m_context.sellPrice (0)< 5) buyfood
Wrong way -> ifgoto (m_context.sellPrice(0) <5 ) buyfood
Wrong way -> ifgoto (m_context.sellPrice (0)<5) buyfood

Taking the time to write references properly the first time around can save you hours and days of debugging later.

Basically it is the number in the list. You can refer to the number in the list by changing the array number:

e.g. 1: echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].resType
where 0 is the first in the list and 9 is the last in the market window.

If you just want to check the prices for the various resources use the following lines.
echo "sellPrice food " + m_context.sellPrice(0)

echo "buyPrice food " + m_context.buyPrice(0)
The first line will check the current sell price on food posted in the market and the second will check the highest posted bid.

To differentiate between resources you can replace 0 with 1, 2, or 3 for wood, stone, and iron respectively.
You can also type the res name out as shown below.
echo "–sellPrice food " + m_city.cityManager.sellPrice(food)

You can check for the amount being traded with the following line:
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].amount

What is being traded? To see the resource name being traded use this:
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].resourceName
The following will return the resnumber being traded.
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].resType

Is it buying or selling?
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].tradeTypeName
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].tradeType
1 means selling, 0 means buying

What price is being used in the trade?
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].price

Curious about what evony calls your trade?
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].id

How much has it moved so far?
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].dealedAmount
echo m_city.cityManager.tradesArray[0].dealedTotal