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Guinn
Wizard
Joined: 03 Mar 2001
Posts: 1127
Location: London
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 Posted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 10:13 pm
[1.10] Local variables and #ADDITEM & Multiline formatti
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Two things...
Firstly, Can't seem to use #ADDITEM to add to a local variable within an alias. To get around it I've had to kludge using
$localvar = $localvar|%i
Secondly, I've had to put ; at the end of a few lines to force CMUD to realise they're the end of a statement, otherwise I get compilation errors - the end of the #IF statements are where it was happening.
To put into context, the alias in full is (for maintaining a wholist and people who join and leave):
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#LOCAL $whoJoined
#LOCAL $whoLeft
#IF (@whoOld != @whoList) {
#FORALL {@whoList} {
#IF (!%ismember( %i, @whoOld)) {
$whoJoined = $whoJoined|%i}};
#FORALL {@whoOld} {
#IF (!%ismember( %i, @whoList)) {
$whoLeft = $whoLeft|%i}};
#IF (%numitems($whoJoined)) {
#SHOW *** Logged on @ %time( hh:mm:ss) : %expandlist($whoJoined, ", ")};
#IF (%numitems($whoLeft)) {
#SHOW ** Logged off @ %time( hh:mm:ss) : %expandlist($whoLeft, ", ")};
}
whoOld = @whoList
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Arminas
Wizard
Joined: 11 Jul 2002
Posts: 1265
Location: USA
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Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 12:03 am
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Confirmed the #additem problem
The problem with adding a ; at the end of the line is the same as I mentioned in another thread. But I didn't think actually adding the ; would help.
This works too.
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#class who
#LOCAL $whoJoined
#LOCAL $whoLeft
#IF (@whoOld != @whoList)
{
#FORALL {@whoList}
{
#IF (!%ismember( %i, @whoOld))
{
$whoJoined = $whoJoined|%i
}
}
#FORALL {@whoOld}
{
#IF (!%ismember( %i, @whoList))
{
$whoLeft = $whoLeft|%i
}
}
#IF (%numitems($whoJoined))
{
#SHOW *** Logged on @ %time( hh:mm:ss) : %expandlist($whoJoined, ", ")
}
#IF (%numitems($whoLeft))
{
#SHOW ** Logged off @ %time( hh:mm:ss) : %expandlist($whoLeft, ", ")}
}
whoOld = @whoList
#class 0 |
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Arminas
Wizard
Joined: 11 Jul 2002
Posts: 1265
Location: USA
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Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 2:34 pm
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I didn't think to try it but, %additem does work. and as long as you are using, "$whoLeft|%i" anyway you could use that.
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Zugg
MASTER
Joined: 25 Sep 2000
Posts: 23379
Location: Colorado, USA
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Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 12:07 am
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None of the commands that use the name of a variable (like #ADDITEM) currently accept local variable names yet. The only command that handles local variables is #VAR. I'll try to fix this in a future version.
And yes, please see the other topic for problems with multiline syntax. It's broken in 1.10. |
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Arminas
Wizard
Joined: 11 Jul 2002
Posts: 1265
Location: USA
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Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 1:17 am
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| None of the commands that use the name of a variable (like #ADDITEM) currently accept local variable names yet. The only command that handles local variables is #VAR. I'll try to fix this in a future version. |
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#class Find
#if (%1 = "go")
{
#noop %roommode( 1)
#walk %item( @ExactResults, %2)
#noop %roommode( 0)
}
{
$ExactResults = %null
$ExactMatches = %null
$lostroom = %-1
$sqlquery = %concat( "Name Like ", ~"%, %trimright( $lostroom), %~")
#noop %roommode( 1)
$FindQuery = %mapquery( $sqlquery)
ExactResults = %null
ExactMatches = %null
#FORALL $FindQuery
{
$ExactResults = %addItem( %i, $ExactResults)
$ExactMatches = %addItem( %concat( " ", %roomname( %i), " ", %numitems( $ExactResults)), $ExactMatches)
}
$ExactMatches = %push( %concat( %ansi(12), "Room Name Matches ",%numItems( $ExactResults)) , $ExactMatches)
#noop %roommode( 0)
#forall $ExactMatches
{
#show %i
}
#exec %lf
ExactResults = $ExactResults
ExactMatches = $ExactMatches
}
#class 0 |
This code works..... |
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