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takke
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Joined: 11 Oct 2002
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Location: Sweden
PostPosted: Tue Aug 29, 2023 8:05 am   

Help with capture to variable
 
Hi peeps

I need help to capture the following string: Exp: 10903900 (Safe: 0, Latent: 0) Next Level: 36590500 (29.8%)

and capture the values into variables. I can't seem properly match this string.

Thanks in advance
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mikeC130
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Joined: 03 Jul 2006
Posts: 110
PostPosted: Tue Aug 29, 2023 1:01 pm   
 
The following should do it.
Quote:
<trigger name="Test 29 Aug 23" priority="400" trigontrig="false" id="40">
<pattern>Exp:%s(%d) ~(Safe: (%d), Latent: (%d)~) Next Level:%s(%d) ~((*)~%~)</pattern>
<value>#VAR Xp %1
#VAR Sa %2
#VAR La %3
#VAR NextLev %4
#VAR Percent %5
#CALL %vartype(Percent,7)// set @Percent to floating point value
</value>
</trigger>
[/quote]
This will save all of the number values, with the percentage saved as a floating point value showing the percentage - i.e. 29.8 in your sample text
Variable names are Xp, Sa, La, NextLev, and Percent.
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takke
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Joined: 11 Oct 2002
Posts: 29
Location: Sweden
PostPosted: Wed Aug 30, 2023 4:04 am   
 
mikeC130 wrote:
The following should do it.
Quote:
<trigger name="Test 29 Aug 23" priority="400" trigontrig="false" id="40">
<pattern>Exp:%s(%d) ~(Safe: (%d), Latent: (%d)~) Next Level:%s(%d) ~((*)~%~)</pattern>
<value>#VAR Xp %1
#VAR Sa %2
#VAR La %3
#VAR NextLev %4
#VAR Percent %5
#CALL %vartype(Percent,7)// set @Percent to floating point value
</value>
</trigger>

This will save all of the number values, with the percentage saved as a floating point value showing the percentage - i.e. 29.8 in your sample text
Variable names are Xp, Sa, La, NextLev, and Percent.[/quote]

Thanks m8, this worked like a charm, the biggest problem i had was with the percentagevalue :)
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