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zema
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 Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2005 6:08 pm
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#TRIGGER {^(%d) hps~|(%d) sp~|(%d)} {%1 = @hp;%2 = @sp;%3 = @mp} "" "prompt"
#TRIGGER {^hp: (%d) sp: (%d) mp: (%d) {%1 = @hp;%2 = @sp;%3 = @mp}
I am still fairly new too zmud i was wondering if you could explain the reason for this line of scripting cause i don't understand..i would appreate the explanation. :) |
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DeReP
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Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2005 6:16 pm
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#TRIGGER {^(%d) hps~|(%d) sp~|(%d)} {%1 = @hp;%2 = @sp;%3 = @mp} "" "prompt"
#TRIGGER {^hp: (%d) sp: (%d) mp: (%d) {%1 = @hp;%2 = @sp;%3 = @mp} |
Basically what this does is store information from your prompt into variables: @hp, @sp, @mp
So if you receive from the mud
49 hps|50 sp|30
the first trigger will fire and store those numbers into each variable
If the prompt was
hp: 49 sp:50 mp: 30
It would do the same |
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zema
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Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2005 6:26 pm question
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let me clarify i dont understand why the ^ (%d) hps~ if there is a helpfile that would help me with this i would appreate if ya posted it i may have over looked it.
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GaidinBDJ
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Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2005 6:48 pm
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You want "Special Characters" and "patterns"
The (%d) tell zMUD to match a number and keep the value for later use.
The ~ is an escape character to tell zMUD that the next character is literal
The ^ tell zMUD to only match the pattern at the beginning of the line. |
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