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ralgith
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Posts: 715
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 Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 2:04 am
Problem with variable...
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Ok, this one is boggling the mind here.
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#TRIGGER {You have (%d) gold coins.} {
#IF (%1 = @goldgiven) {
#IF (%ismember( @goldfrom, @players) < 1) {
say You're not even part of this game!
give @goldgiven coin @goldfrom
#t- goldcheck
#ABORT 1
}
#loop @numplayers {
#IF (%i = %ismember( @goldfrom, @players)) {
#IF (@{%concat( "player", %i, ".bet")} > 0) {
say @goldfrom you've already bet.
give @goldgiven coin @goldfrom
#t- goldcheck
#ABORT 1
}
[#var (%concat( "player", %i, ".bet")) %1
say Bet accepted.
deposit %1
#t- goldcheck
}
}
} {
say Very funny @goldfrom, don't emote gold gives.
deposit %1
#T- goldcheck
}
}
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When it loops through the first time it sets the .bet field of the player who gives their coins first correctly.
However upon other players betting, it DELETES all the .bet fields of ALL the players. Why?
Before reaching this point the .bet field of all players is set to 0. But that shouldn't matter since I am explicitly setting it here. |
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ralgith
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Posts: 715
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 2:18 am
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Sigh, even with the following cleaned version (man, what the heck was I on when I wrote the above?!?!)
Still having the same problem. I'm confounded.
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#TRIGGER {You have (%d) gold coins.} {
#IF (%1 = @goldgiven) {
#IF (%ismember( @goldfrom, @players) < 1) {
say You're not even part of this game!
give @goldgiven coin @goldfrom
#t- goldcheck
#ABORT 1
}
#IF (@{%concat( "player", %ismember( @goldfrom, @players), ".bet")} > 0) {
say @goldfrom you've already bet.
give @goldgiven coin @goldfrom
#t- goldcheck
#ABORT 1
}
#var (%concat( "player", %ismember( @goldfrom, @players), ".bet")) %1
say Bet accepted.
deposit %1
#t- goldcheck
} {
say Very funny @goldfrom, don't emote gold gives.
deposit %1
#T- goldcheck
}
}
#CLASS 0
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Joined: 18 Oct 2000
Posts: 2733
Location: Atlanta, USA
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 6:55 am
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I'm not sure what you were doing but the code you posted didn't even compile for me.
This does.
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#IF (%1 = @goldgiven) {
#IF (%ismember( @goldfrom, @players) < 1) {
say You're not even part of this game!
give @goldgiven coin @goldfrom
#t- goldcheck
#ABORT 1
}
#IF (@{%concat("player", %ismember(@goldfrom, @players), ".bet") } > 0) {
say @goldfrom you've already bet.
give @goldgiven coin @goldfrom
#t- goldcheck
#ABORT 1
}
#var {%concat( "player", %ismember( @goldfrom, @players), ".bet")} %1
say Bet accepted.
deposit %1
#t- goldcheck
} {
say Very funny @goldfrom, don't emote gold gives.
deposit %1
#T- goldcheck
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Notices that #var ( %concat( "player", %ismember( @goldfrom, @players), ".bet" ) %1 is now #var { %concat( "player", %ismember( @goldfrom, @players), ".bet"} %1
The outer most braces are now parentheses. I hope that helps. There are too many undefined variables to get a better sense of what's happening. |
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ralgith
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 2:13 pm
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I'm accepting a bet while dealing Blackjack ;)
And zMUD doesn't like the #var concat surrounded with curly brackets.
It also works fine for every other variable I concatenated using normal parens.
As I said, it works fine for the first player that calls it, but then clears all players
when its called again. And nothing in this code should do that.
I'm also trying not to give out too much of this code, it is a HUGE bot, and this is the final glitch with it.
I don't want anyone else having it as yet, so I don't want to post the entire thing.
I should note that zMUD also likes it just fine when I don't surround the %concat with anything, but I've been using the parens for safety sake. |
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 8:09 pm
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Sorry about that. Another instance where I forgot to confirm which client was being refered to. Ignore my previous comments for now, as they were related to CMUD.
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 8:22 pm
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Ok I just tested this in ZMUD and it worked fine for me, so you must have some other codes that's resetting it. I mocked up the variables and I got player1 and player2 created successfully with the 'bet' value set.
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ralgith
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Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 9:30 pm
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Hmm, ok, I'll go through the whole script again.
Maybe I'll have to find someone trustworthy to let test the code.
Hmm. Man I hate these complex multi trigger and multi alias scripts sometimes. :) |
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