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chris-74269
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Joined: 23 Nov 2004
Posts: 364
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 Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 3:27 am
[2.37] Trouble matching ansi escape sequences in trigger
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So a feature of my mud is MIP, which in the infinitely wise implementation decided not to put and carriage returns/line feeds after the information is sent. Basically it was designed for a mud client, portal, which makes use of it but since that has gone open source I saw how to get the mud to send me that information, so I'm working on writing scripts to capture the information. Anyways, due to this whole cr/lf issue, you can get a line like this:
#K%28001123FFFA~12~B~2323You hit a mob very hard!
or
#K%28001123FFFA~12~B~2323#K28001123BAE0.00#K%28001123FFFA~124~C~23
So in the first example, the You hit a mob very hard! would be in red, so a sequence I've been trying to use to match it is:
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| ~#K~%28001%dFFF&hpstring%e |
However, this flat out doesn't work. I tried switching to regex and use the \033 code for it, but still no luck with matching. So does anyone have any idea why the ansi escape sequences may not be working? Essentially what is happening is &hpstring is capturing everything, including the ansi tag, so what I've been doing is a regex search for the ansi tag and inserting a | before it so i can manipulate the hpstring data and keep the other information. But it really seems like I should be able to just match an escape code and use that as my anchoring point.
Also I might as well toss this out here now, but for the instance of multiple codes of MIP showing on the same line, any idea how to deal with that other than using a reparse trigger? |
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gamma_ray
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Joined: 17 Apr 2005
Posts: 496
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 3:18 pm
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Can you post some actual debug output from the game or something? I like using \e to match the escape character in my ansi-regex triggers and it seems to work for me.
You can let the trigger fire multiple times on one line, which can occasionally be useful (and interesting...very interesting). |
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chris-74269
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Joined: 23 Nov 2004
Posts: 364
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 5:34 pm
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0.5326 | i 3kingdom <#K%28001008FFFC~953#K%28001008FFFC~954<ESC>[32;1mThe broodlings chitter anxiously.<ESC>[0m<CR><LF>
0.0049 | a 3kingdom |#K%28001008FFFC~953#K%28001008FFFC~954The broodlings chitter anxiously.
0.0034 | h 3kingdom |<ESC>[0S#K%28001008FFFC~953#K%28001008FFFC~954<ESC>[1;32mThe broodlings chitter anxiously.<ESC>[0m
0.0024 | <ESC>[0S#K%28001013FFFC~948~L~41<ESC>[37mThe dust<ESC>[0S is everywhere.<ESC>[0m
0.0021 | <ESC>[0S#K%28001013FFFC~904~L~51<ESC>[31mThe brood claws viciously at Mischievous Ruffian!<ESC>[0m
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gamma_ray
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Joined: 17 Apr 2005
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 6:11 pm
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| Code: |
| #K%28001\d+FFF(?hpstring:.*)\e |
Regex, ansi. |
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cazador
Apprentice
Joined: 08 Dec 2005
Posts: 108
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Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:36 pm
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I am trying to get the cmud to use MIPS too .. I wasn't able to figure out how to send the jump command to get it all started. (i.e 3klient #~<version> ) How did you do that?
Thanks in advance |
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