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Beginner Joined: 29 Nov 2002 Posts: 12 Location: USA

Alright. Ideally I want to set something up that will capture something from the mud, place it in a variable and show it to me later in a trigger.

What I want to do is, whenever a skill or spell goes up I would like to set a trigger to display the new skill/spell percentage rather then having to look through this for it:

door bash 100% regeneration 100% crush 1%
war paint 1% axe 1% dagger 1%
mace 40% polearm 1% spear 1%
two-handed wielding 1% dual wield 1% sword 1%
archery 1% advanced archery 1% whip 1%
tame 1% find water 1% shield cleave 1%
ambush 1% moving ambush 1% pugil 1%
lash 1% protection heat cold 1% evaluation 3%
enhanced damage 100% staff 1% bash 100%
wild fury 1% toughen 1% skull bash 1%
crushing blow 1% warcry 1% battle scream 1%
dirt kicking 1% disarm 1% dodge 1%
hand to hand 1% kick 1% parry 1%
trip 1% second attack 1% third attack 1%
acute vision 1% camouflage 1% camp 1%
fast healing 1% skin 1% butcher 1%
recall 75% herb 1% forage 1%

I thought I could make a trigger so that when I type prac (and get all that) I could set a trigger that would take each skill and place it's number into a variable.

I have a trigger setup currently that does the following:

Pattern: You have become better at (%W)!
Value:#co bold,yellow;#beep;prac

I'd prefer to have the trigger just do a #show and show me the new percentage for just the ONE skill that improved instead of having to search through the whole prac screen, find the skill and see how much it improved. Does what I want make any sense? Can anyone help me?

Dielantha

Magician Joined: 24 Feb 2001 Posts: 342 Location: USA

something like this should work:

#alias practicetrap {
#t+ practicetrap
practice}
#tr {You have become better at (*)!} {
#co bold,yellow
#beep
#add %1 1
#show %1 has improved to @%1}
#class practicetrap {
#tr {(*)%s(%d)~%%s(*)(%d)~%%s(*)%s(%d)~%} {
#var %1 %2
#var %3 %4
#var %5 %6
}
#tr {^$} {#t- pacticetrap}
#class 0

i haven't tested it, but you can see the principle of the script. You'll need to practicetrap once to set the initial (current) values for each of your skills. the first trigger in the practicetrap class is the tricky one, i assumed that the output from you mud has more spaces than what was displayed, so used the %s wildcard. you'll also have to watch for the case where the ending line has only 1 or 2 skills on it, instead of 3. if this happens frequently, add 2 more triggers to practicetrap class like the first one, but with this
(*)%s(%d)~%
pattern repeated once or twice.

moon.icebound.net:9000

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

#AL skillcheck {#T+ SkillCheck;prac}
#CLASS SkillCheck disable
#TR {^(*) (%d)~% (*) (%d)~% (*) (%d)~%} {#ADDKEY Skills {%trim(%1)} %2;#ADDKEY Skills {%trim(%3)} %4;#ADDKEY Skills {%trim(%5)} %6;#GAG}
#TR {^(*) (%d)~% (*) (%d)~%} {#IF ((%len(%1) < 25) AND (%len(%3) < 25)) {#ADDKEY Skills {%trim(%1)} %2;#ADDKEY Skills {%trim(%3)} %4;#GAG}}
#TR {^(*) (%d)~%} {#IF (%len(%1) < 25) {#ADDKEY Skills {%trim(%1)} %2;#GAG}}
#TR {You have %d practices left} {#T- SkillCheck;#SHOW {@SkillCheck has improved to %db(@Skills, @SkillCheck)}}
#CLASS 0
#TR {You have become better at (*)!} {#CW bold,yellow;#BEEP;#VAR SkillCheck {%1};skillcheck}

Not tested. Verify the phrase "You have %d practices left", I used this to detect the end of the practice table.

~~Won't work. The second and third triggers in the SkillCheck class will fire on 3-skill lines also.~~

#IF checks added to triggers. $ removed from pattern ends to allow trailing spaces (as shown in sample output). It should work now. Still untested.

LightBulb
Senior Member
Jan 21 -- 12:00 More typos corrected

GURU Joined: 26 Jul 2001 Posts: 1958 Location: Canada




door bash          100%  regeneration       100%  crush                1%  


war paint            1%  axe                  1%  dagger               1%  


mace                40%  polearm              1%  spear                1%  


two-handed wielding   1%  dual wield           1%  sword                1%  


archery              1%  advanced archery     1%  whip                 1%  


tame                 1%  find water           1%  shield cleave        1%  


ambush               1%  moving ambush        1%  pugil                1%  


lash                 1%  protection heat cold   1%  evaluation           3%  


enhanced damage    100%  staff                1%  bash               100%  


wild fury            1%  toughen              1%  skull bash           1%  


crushing blow        1%  warcry               1%  battle scream        1%  


dirt kicking         1%  disarm               1%  dodge                1%  


hand to hand         1%  kick                 1%  parry                1%  


trip                 1%  second attack        1%  third attack         1%  


acute vision         1%  camouflage           1%  camp                 1%  


fast healing         1%  skin                 1%  butcher              1%  


recall              75%  herb                 1%  forage               1%

Just to see it spaced happily.

Ton Diening