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This is my trigger code:

#LOCAL planet

$rec = %find(%1, Planets, Name);

#IF ($rec) {
$planet = %dbget($rec);
}

$planet.Name = %1;
$planet.System = ...

The code you gave me worked.

That's an idea, because I tried %quote() and i'm guessing that didn't work because it probably doesn't quote parenthesis.

I'll let you know.

I have a button that build's the follow variable to pass to pick:

p:Select a target:|o:1|"( 8220) Diamond :target Diamond "|"( 36) Cruiser m33 ...

To change the state I would just say state = @STATE_MOVING;

Yeah, I could have just said
state = "STATE_DIGGING";

but if you used C++ or other programming languages you wouldn't go
...

Did you try seeing it to another key? Maybe one that isn't an F-key.

I created that alias and those macros and I didn't encounter that problem.

Well, I was just creating an example of the parsing problem I was having. However, it it similiar to what i'm doing. I have a variable @state, and I have different states, say, @STATE_MOVING, @STATE ...

I actually did try to implement this problem with a bunch of database variable, but I couldn't figure out how to take an alias argument and use it has the name of a variable, such as:

#ALIAS Go & ...

$p_rec = %find(%1, "All", "Name");

Will only return the ID for the first line for that mud output even though the trigger is fired for each subsequent line. Everyone o ...

Both of my examples are the same but with different spacing, which is the point I was trying to make.

I have some input like this, and I have a trigger that fires for each line. I want to store this in a database.

Name Starsystem Governed By Pop Type
Doma ...

I noticed a problem with how CMud parses switch statements, I did something like this:

#SWITCH (@STATE)
(@STATE_A) {
// some code
}
(@STATE_B) {
// ...