Zugg Software :: View topic - Access Violation

Newbie Joined: 02 Apr 2004 Posts: 5 Location: USA

I get the following error:

The application, E:zMUDZmud.exe, generated an application error The error occurred on 04/02/2004 @ 00:53:44.546 The exception generated was c0000005 at address 004D94AC (Zmud).

I got it while I was running the following script:

#CLASS {AutoRoll}
#TRIGGER {^Use this body} {n;#AD rollcounter 1}
#TRIGGER {^{Good|Fair}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}} {#T- AutoRoll;y;#SAY @rollcounter;#ALARM {*:*1:*} {z}}
#CLASS 0

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

I think it comes from disabling a class with commands left to be exectuted restructre it like this and let us know if that works

#CLASS {AutoRoll}
#TRIGGER {^{Good|Fair}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}} {#T- RollAgain;y;#SAY @rollcounter;#ALARM {*:*1:*} {z;#T- AutoRoll}}
#CLASS 0
#CLASS {AutoRoll|Rollagain}
#TRIGGER {^Use this body} {n;#AD rollcounter 1}
#CLASS 0

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

Sorry to disagree, nexela, but I frequently use #T- to disable either the class or the trigger itself with additional commands after that. This is a deliberate choice on my part to ensure that the trigger (or class) is disabled before it can see the results of those additional commands. It's never caused any problems that I'm aware of.

Here, the purpose is to make sure that the class is disabled soon enough to prevent the first trigger from sending an 'n' and placement of the #T- command may make a difference. However, the autoroller could be rewritten so the #T- isn't necessary.

I don't see anything in the script which should cause problems. On the other hand, I've noticed that "Access Violation" is a frequent topic on the current version and nobody really seems to have a good answer to what's causing it. Sorry I can't be of more help, Michael.

#VAR fg 0
#CLASS {AutoRoll}
#TRIGGER {^Use this body} {#IF (@fg > 0) {} {n;#AD rollcounter 1}} {} {prompt|nocr}
#TRIGGER {^{Good|Fair}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}} {#VAR fg 1;y;#SAY @rollcounter;#ALARM {*:*1:*} {z}}
#CLASS 0

EDIT: It seems likely that the first trigger will need to be a Prompt trigger. I added the options for that.

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

Hehe see I am wrong rarely[tiny]sometimes[/tiny][verytiny]most of the time[/verytiny][teeny_weenie]almost all the time[/teeny_weenie]

Newbie Joined: 02 Apr 2004 Posts: 5 Location: USA

Well, apparently there's a new version of zMUD out, 7.05.

I'll replace the current script with your listed script, LightBulb.

Will report back if anything changes :)

Newbie Joined: 02 Apr 2004 Posts: 5 Location: USA

Hmm, interestingly enough, the modified script you posted doesn't seem to work.

If it would help, the character strings when rolling appears as:

Str Int Wis Dex Agi Con Cha Wil Voi Per App
Low Aver Aver Fair Good Aver Low Good Aver Fair Aver
The professions that your race can belong to are:
A) Fighter: B) Cleric:* C) Bard:NA(R)
D) Thief:NA(A) E) Barbarian:NA(R) F) Forester:NA(R)
G) RuneMage:* H) Psion:*
Recommended profession : Psion
Use this body ? Y,n

Newbie Joined: 02 Apr 2004 Posts: 5 Location: USA

Er.. forum seems to format it oddly.

Between each statistic roll there are 2 spaces. Though i'm pretty sure you knew that from reading the initial script. Me? I have absolutely no knowledge of zMUD's scripting methods :(

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

Yes, the %s accounts for the spaces. I only changed two things from your original script.
1. I used a variable to control the trigger instead of #T-
2. I changed it from a Newline to a Prompt trigger

If it was working before, and isn't working now, it's probably because of the second change. Just remove the options.

#VAR fg 0
#CLASS {AutoRoll}
#TRIGGER {^Use this body} {#IF (@fg > 0) {} {n;#AD rollcounter 1}}
#TRIGGER {^{Good|Fair}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}%s{Fair|Good}} {#VAR fg 1;y;#SAY @rollcounter;#ALARM {*:*1:*} {z}}
#CLASS 0

NOTE: Make sure your class options don't include Set as Default when executing.

Newbie Joined: 02 Apr 2004 Posts: 5 Location: USA

Used your again modified script (thanks a heck of a lot by the way)... made sure the Set as default wasn't checked.

The trigger is somewhat working. It at least can parse the rolls but even if I set it to accept any possible roll, it rejects it (sends N instead of Y).