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Clifton
Newbie
Joined: 10 Mar 2015
Posts: 2
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 Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2015 3:29 pm
Multi-line MSDP capture
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I've been trying to get MSDP to work. The challenge is that the data is coming over the telnet subchannel.
I have a variable that contains <CR><LF>s. So the pattern is only capturing a single line. I want it to capture all of the lines before the <IAC><SE>.
Does anyone have any experience/luck with this?
For example
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<IAC><SB><69><1>QUESTOR<2>1. Lore of cities (Timaran)<LF><CR>
[ ] - Greet Xerties the Mystic in Timaran.<LF><CR>
2. Fell the Oaken Beasts (Armageddon Sanctuary)<LF><CR>
[ ] - Slay 20 oaken beasts. (0/20)<LF><CR>
3. Nexus crystals (Seringale)<LF><CR>
[ ] - Retrieve the green crystal shards from Linde the gleeman of Seringale.<LF><CR>
<IAC><SE>
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Vijilante
SubAdmin
Joined: 18 Nov 2001
Posts: 5182
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Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 7:05 am
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Working from the help files for ATCP, I would guess that the following might come close to providing you with what you need:
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<trigger type="Telnet" param="69" priority="10" regex="true">
<pattern>\A((?:.*$?)+)\Z</pattern>
<value>VijCapturedText=%1</value>
</trigger> |
The idea is to tell the trigger that it can keep matching multiple lines. The period symbol in regex is generally not allowed to match end of line symbols, and cMud definitely does not deviate from that default. zScript patterns are converted into regex behind the scenes, so I jumped straight to the regex level that allows a more complex pattern. The pattern says start at the beginning and capture (1 or more groups of (?:0 or more symbols that might be followed by an EOL marker)) until the end of the available text.
I think the way the Telnet triggers work includes being presented with the entire block of text between and in a single matching operation. |
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glister
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Joined: 06 Mar 2014
Posts: 12
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Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2019 8:30 pm
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So I put this together this will initialize MSDP on any mud and setup reporting for every available msdpvar
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<class name="Initialize" id="209">
<trigger type="Telnet" param="69" priority="10" regex="true" id="208">
<pattern>[\x01]REPORTABLE_VARIABLES[\x02][\x05][\x02]</pattern>
<value>#T+ BeginInit
</value>
</trigger>
<trigger name="BeginInit" type="Telnet" param="69" priority="11" repeat="true" regex="true" enabled="false" id="210">
<pattern>[\x02]([a-z,_,\s]+)</pattern>
<value>#SENDSB 69 %CHAR(1)REPORT%CHAR(2)%1
#T- BeginInit</value>
</trigger>
<alias name="LoadMSDP" id="211">
<value>#sendsb 69 %CHAR(1)LIST%CHAR(2)REPORTABLE_VARIABLES
</value>
</alias>
</class>
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This one has two sets of triggers. The main ones parses through all of the msdp vars and maps them to variables. The second one puts all of the values of a sublist called group into a CMUD varaible database record. This can be used to capture content out of any custom lists that may be setup on your mud. Keep in mind you will need to modify this to work with the specific sublist.
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<class name="Prod" id="189">
<trigger name="Main" type="Telnet" param="69" priority="19" regex="true" newline="false" prompt="true" id="113">
<pattern>^[\x01]([a-z,_]+)[\x02]([a-z,0-9,\s]+)</pattern>
<value>#clr Combat</value>
</trigger>
<trigger name="Main2" type="Telnet" param="69" priority="20" regex="true" newline="false" prompt="true" id="195">
<pattern>^[\x01]([a-z,_]+)[\x02]([a-z,0-9,\s]+)</pattern>
<value>#VAR %1 %2
#Win Combat Tank: @Tank_Name
#Win Combat Enemy: @OPPONENT_NAME HP: @OPPONENT_HEALTH/@OPPONENT_Health_MAX</value>
</trigger>
<trigger type="Telnet" param="69" priority="1990" regex="true" id="199">
<pattern>[\x01](GROUP)[\x02][\x05][\x02][\x03]</pattern>
<value>CurMSDPTable = %1
#T+ GroupOpen
MSDPCounter = 1
</value>
</trigger>
<trigger name="GroupOpen" type="Telnet" param="69" priority="1991" repeat="true" regex="true" enabled="false" id="201">
<pattern>[\x01]([a-z,_]+)[\x02]([a-z,0-9,\s]+)</pattern>
<value>#ADDKEY @curMSDPTable @MSDPCounter {%1|%2}
MSDPCounter = @MSDPCounter + 1
#clr group
GroupSize = @MSDPCounter
#T+ GroupClose
</value>
</trigger>
<trigger name="GroupClose" type="Telnet" param="69" priority="1992" regex="true" enabled="false" id="202">
<pattern>[\x01](GROUP)[\x02][\x05][\x02][\x03].*[\x04][\x06]</pattern>
<value>//#say g2 activeated
// NAME
A = 1
#WHILE (@A < @GroupSize) {
#win Group @GROUP.@A.2 LvL:@GROUP.%eval(@A+1).2
#win Group HP:@GROUP.%eval(@A+3).2/@GROUP.%eval(@A+4).2 MV:@GROUP.%eval(@A+5).2;#ADD A 7}
//#win Group @GROUP.1.2 LvL:@GROUP.2.2 HP:@GROUP.4.2/@GROUP.5.2 MV:@GROUP.6.2
#T- GroupOpen
#T- GroupClose</value>
</trigger>
</class>
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Please note: The group triggers also have the syntax for pulling information out of the database variable. I'm pushing information to a windows named group. All of that isn't necessary however I left it here to have a great example of how it works. |
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