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Beginner Joined: 29 Nov 2008 Posts: 20

I'm not sure what's wrong with my reflex but it's not setting the variables the way it should with %pos.

Here is what I have:

^(*)h, (*)m, (*)e, (*)p, (*)en, (*)w (*)<>-$

#var prompt %7 _nodef Healing
#if %pos( x, @prompt) {balance=1} {balance=0}
#if %pos( e, @prompt) {equilibrium=1} {equilibrium=0}
#if %pos( l, @prompt) {leftarmbalance=1} {leftarmbalance=0}
#if %pos( r, @prompt) {rightarmbalance=1} {rightarmbalance=0}
#if %pos( b, @prompt) {sixthsense=1} {sixthsense=0}
#if %pos( k, @prompt) {kafe=1} {kafe=0}
#if %pos( p, @prompt) {prone=1} {prone=0}

All the variables (balance, equ, left/rightarm balances, sixthsense, kafe, prone) are equal to 1, whether or not it's in the prompt variable. Anybody able to point me with what's wrong with this?? I'm completely stumped. Thanks.

Beginner Joined: 29 Nov 2008 Posts: 20

Gah, I solved the problem. When I specified the class to send the prompt variable to (Healing), I had a duplicate variable of prompt elsewhere, and it wasn't picking up the proper variable.

Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 6:09 pm

By the way, you should really use %d instead of * in this case. That trigger will match extremely slowly.

Beginner Joined: 29 Nov 2008 Posts: 20

will %d still work for matching each number in the prompt correctly like (*)?

Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 12:08 pm

You still need to put brackets around it, but yes, %d matches numbers specifically, whereas * matches anything. Take a look at this help file.