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shalimar
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 Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 8:10 pm
Easier way to do a true case other than nested if?
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#TRIGGER {That won't fit in your black rabuhide hunting sack.} {
#IF (@store ~= "first sack") {#var store {second sack}} {#IF (@store ~= "second sack") {#var store {third sack}} {#IF (@store ~= "third sack") {#var store {fourth sack}} {#IF (@store ~= "fourth sack") {#var store {fifth sack}} {#IF (@store ~= "fifth sack") {#var store {first sack}}}}}}
put @feed in my @store
col @feed
}
This is my attempt, though for some reason @store never incriments to the next value |
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Vorax
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 8:27 pm
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#TRIGGER {That won't fit in your black rabuhide hunting sack.} {
#IF (@store = "first sack") {#var store {second sack}} {
#IF (@store = "second sack") {#var store {third sack}} {
#IF (@store = "third sack") {#var store {fourth sack}} {
#IF (@store = "fourth sack") {#var store {fifth sack}} {
#IF (@store = "fifth sack") {#var store {first sack}} {
#NOOP
}
}
}
}
}
put @feed in my @store
col @feed
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Tested. Worked. |
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shalimar
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 8:45 pm
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odd, i had tried just an = and an == in there instead of the ~= and it never worked for me, is the #NOOP really that required?
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Vorax
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 8:59 pm
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I don't believe it is required, but I always like to fill in the false condition of IF statments.
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Theragil
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Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2004 11:01 pm
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To avoid all that indenting (nice for five, ugly for fifty cases) you could use this kluge someone else just posted:
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#alias abortcmd ""
#if (first case) {do something;#alias abortcmd {#abort}}
abortcmd
#if (second case) {do something else;#alias abortcmd {#abort}}
abortcmd
#if (third case) {do something different;#alias abortcmd {#abort}}
abortcmd
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The #alias abortcmd {#abort} part works kind of like break; in a C case block. |
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Vorax
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Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2004 11:54 pm
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I don't understand why the alias would have to be defined every time in order to be executed. Is there a reason for that?
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Vijilante
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Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2004 1:02 am
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Yeah because it is defined as null in the beginning. Then called after each #IF. By defining it within the #IF it then becomes a functional #ABORT. However it still shouldn't technically work, but does. This would likely be considered a work-around and may not function the same in future versions.
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nexela
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Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2004 3:19 am
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Ya know there is the #CASE command simple example below
#TRIGGER {That won't fit in your black rabuhide hunting sack.} {
#IF (@sackNum>=5) {#VAR sackNum 1} {#ADD sackNum 1}
#CASE @sackNum {put @feed my first sack;col @feed} {put @feed my second sack;col @feed} {third} {fourth} {fifth} {#Noop leave this at end}
}
Just change the >=5 to >=Max num of bags and add the {} cases before the {#noop} one |
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