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JRSteensen
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Joined: 27 Jul 2004
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 Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2022 4:05 pm
NOPE, REALLY SOLVED NOW: Trigger not iterating properly...
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ALMOST SOLVED: Had misplaced ImpReport = 0. Figured it out as soon as I hit submit. *laughs*
See second post for new issue with figuring out where to put ImpReport = 0.
Nope, really solved now. Had to add an expression trigger to #WA300 when ImpReport =1 and then turn it off. All the sudden I am thinking of Useless Boxes :D
I have a trigger that colorizes skill display and tracks skill improvements in DartMUD. I am trying to add some functionality to be able to report my character's skills via ooc command (a local ooc say command.)
When I use the report switch, it only reports the first skill and doesn't seem to iterate to report the rest of them. What am I overlooking?
output from "imp report mage":
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language#magic: Above Average. [ 32 ]
spell casting: A Tyro. [ 2 ]
> You say (OOC), 'Channelling: A Novice [ 9 ]' |
"imp" alias (using "imp report mage" syntax)
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<alias name="imp" id="79">
<value>#SWITCH (%0)
("announce on") {AnnounceImp = 1;#SAY %ansi(bold,cyan)%upper("IMPROVEMENT TRACKER: NOW ANNOUNCING IMPROVEMENTS VIA OOC!")%ansi(default)}
("announce off") {AnnounceImp = 0;#SAY %ansi(bold,cyan)%upper("IMPROVEMENT TRACKER: NO LONGER ANNOUNCING IMPROVEMENTS VIA OOC!")%ansi(default)}
("report") {ReportImp = 1;show skills}
("report fighter") {ReportImp = 1;show skills fighter}
("report mage") {ReportImp = 1;show skills mage} <<<< (Added for clarity)
("report crafts") {ReportImp = 1;show skills crafts}
("help") {}
{}
//#IF (@debugMode = TRUE) {#SAY DEBUG: Resetting ~@jobTrackDB.Janya to 0!}</value>
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Trigger which fires on skill output:
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<trigger priority="450" repeat="true" prompt="true" id="45">
<pattern>^(*){^ }{^exit}{^exits}{^characters}{^say}{^says}{^teach}{^you}{^show}~:(%s)(*)~.*{^~<}</pattern>
<value><![CDATA[$skill = %1
$whitespace1 = %2
$level = %3
$rangecolor = "default"
$points = %int(@SkillDB.%string($skill))
$level_len = %len($level)
$next_level = %int(%iskey(@SkillLevels,%string($level))) + 1
//Colorize skill based on level value ranges.
//Unskilled, Tyro, Novice, Beginner, Poor, Not Very Good, Below Average, Average, Above Average = RED
//Able, Fair, Proficient = Yellow
//Good, Adroid, Very Good = White
//Excellent, An Expert, Superb, A Master = Cyan
#SWITCH (%int(@SkillLevels.%string($level)) >= 0 AND %int(@SkillLevels.%string($level)) <= 134) {$rangecolor = "red"}
(%int(@SkillLevels.%string($level)) >= 135 AND %int(@SkillLevels.%string($level)) <= 239) {$rangecolor = "yellow"}
(%int(@SkillLevels.%string($level)) >= 240 AND %int(@SkillLevels.%string($level)) <= 389) {$rangecolor = "white"}
(%int(@SkillLevels.%string($level)) >= 390 AND %int(@SkillLevels.%string($level)) <= 659) {$rangecolor = "cyan"}
#IF (@ReportImp = 0) {#SUB {%concat($skill, ": ", $whitespace1, %ansi(bold,$rangecolor)$level, ". ", %if($level_len <= 9,%char(9)%char(9),%char(9))"[ ", $points, " ]")}} {#GAG}
#IF (@ReportImp = 1) {#SEND %concat("ooc ", %string(%proper($skill)), ": ", $level, " [ ", $points, " ]")}
ReportImp = 0]]></value>
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JRSteensen
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Joined: 27 Jul 2004
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Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2022 4:14 pm
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Okay, kinda solved. Removed the ReportImp = 0, and it reports, but then I can't figure out where to put a ReportImp = 0 to disable it after it iterates.
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