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Beginner Joined: 29 Jan 2008 Posts: 17

I would like to see an example of a for next loop, my goal is to loop rang of numbers, room numbers to be specific

Something like this, but Im lost at how to build it in ZMud

For %room = 1 to 30000
goto %room
next %room

Thanks in advance
Darklord

Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:20 pm

You need to use #FORALL.

In your specific case I think you're wanting to go through all rooms in your map and do something so you want

#FORALL %numrooms {#noop replace text inside these curly braces with what you want to do instead of no operation.}

Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:25 pm

#loop is zScript's looping command. If you need to do something more complex (like speedwalking all the way to a room for each step) you might find it better to have your own variable to store the number in, and then add 1 to it as needed.

Beginner Joined: 29 Jan 2008 Posts: 17

#LOOP 3005,3000 {goto %i}

Thanks for the prompt replys
You guys rock
Darklord

Beginner Joined: 29 Jan 2008 Posts: 17

on a small scale, Im using 'goto' to goto room then looking for items, in this case a Trophy is used for testing, I fires, but when it fires it fires more than once, just need it to fire for the specific room, room being %i

#LOOP 16009,16011 {
goto %i
#TRIGGER {Trophy} {say there is Trophy in room %i}
}

Told you guys I would be back :)
Darklord

SubAdmin Joined: 18 Nov 2001 Posts: 5187

First the trigger is a seperate setting. You want to create it once and have it do whatever it is supposed to. Right now you have it being receated with each iteration of the loop. This is what is leading to your multiple firing situation.

Next you want to actually await some data after each goto command. In order to do this properly you need to have 2 distinct recognition patterns. One is is the data you want to see. The other is some data that you will definitely see, and specifically it will be seen after the data you want. That second condition is generally much harder to determine. Sometimes the second condition can only be met by recognizing some data that will be before what you want and then allowing time to elapse.

Without more specific information I can not tell you an exact way to do what you want. The general description of how to do it, that I gave above, might be enough.

Beginner Joined: 29 Jan 2008 Posts: 17

Thanks for the quick reply

Specific is:
I have vnums for an area, ie 16001 to 16459
The #loop 16001, 16459 loops through the vnums doing goto %1

#loop 16001, 16459 { goto %1} * works great

Now I want use triggers ie (%w) Trophy
(%w) Trophy
clan Trophy was see in room %i * clan being ooc for a clan

I did get this to work, with out the repeating, but it uses the last value in the #loop this being 16459, where is needs to be the %i it fired in

Thanks again for the help
Darklord