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 Topic: Splitting a list up. |
lazyfanatic
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 Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 6:38 am Subject: Splitting a list up. |
Nevermind. The answer is:
#LOOP %numitems( @loot) {#VAR loot %replaceitem( %word( %item( @loot, %i), %numwords( %item( @loot, %i))), %i, @loot)}
It works, if anyone else has any better ideas, I we ... |
| Topic: Splitting a list up. |
lazyfanatic
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Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 6:31 am Subject: Splitting a list up. |
I have a list called loot, the list is such:
a small clear topaz
a medium star diopside
a small red jasper
a medium star diopside
a rotting oaken skippet
a worm-eaten wooden coffer
a reinforc ... |
| Topic: DR: Crazy Roundtime Business |
lazyfanatic
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Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2004 3:53 pm Subject: DR: Crazy Roundtime Business |
| Just for others info, here is my semi-work around. This will juggle over and over, avoid RTs as well. I just now have to expand it to handle checking for experience, doing appraisal, and then figure o ... |
| Topic: DR: Crazy Roundtime Business |
lazyfanatic
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Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2004 3:35 pm Subject: DR: Crazy Roundtime Business |
| Thank you for your assistance. |
| Topic: DR: Crazy Roundtime Business |
lazyfanatic
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Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2004 7:34 am Subject: DR: Crazy Roundtime Business |
Ah, if I was a better programmer. I will look into that article, but my confidence in discovering anything is not particularly good.
My problem is, if I am in the middle of a trigger and it does an ... |
| Topic: DR: Crazy Roundtime Business |
lazyfanatic
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Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2004 6:41 am Subject: DR: Crazy Roundtime Business |
I play Dragonrealms, it has a Roundtime which will restrict some action based on the time provided.
Displayed as
Roundtime: 12 seconds.
I can store the roundtime in a variable, and I use it a ... |
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