[Slashcode-general] bug in edit_comment template?

[barry <sla...@i1...>]

in the edit_comment;comment;default template (in Bender)

there is a line:

[% IF !user.is_anon && user.karma > constants.goodkarma %]

when I try to use template-tool to store and then compile this template, it 
breaks at that line:

[root@slash templates]# template-tool -u user -s 
edit_comment\;comments\;default
Preparing to insert edit_comment using filename edit_comment;comments;default
updated template edit_comment;comments;default tpid 69
[root@slash templates]# template-tool -u user -c 
edit_comment\;comments\;default
edit_comment;comments;default at /usr/local/sbin/template-tool line 278.
Argument "" isn't numeric in numeric gt (>) at (eval 7) line 124.
Argument "" isn't numeric in numeric gt (>) at (eval 7) line 124.


It seems to think that it can't do the comparison because both user.karma 
and constants.goodkarma are strings.

But almost immediately afterwards in that template is:

[% IF constants.allow_anonymous && user.karma > -1 && !user.is_anon %]

and that compiles OK. Why ?

I notice the same code is in the template for Fry.

So how did this get built in the first place? How do I get it built again, 
now tht I made a slight mod to the template? (for now I have just commented 
that part out, but obviously that is a short-term solution)


Thanks for any insight!

Barry