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Caharin
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 Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 2:56 am
an odd question out of the blue
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i doubt i need to be to specific here. i want to make a 'notes' alias that for example i can type this
note bla bla bla blibbidy bla
and zmud will take anything after the word 'note' and place it in a varable i can later read with notes alias that reads say @notes. its probably damn simple and im just forgetting somthing
thanks for your time
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MattLofton
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 4:49 am
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#alias note {notes = %additem("%-1",@notes)}
#alias readnotes {#forall @notes {#say %i}} |
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DeathDealer
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 7:32 pm **SOLVED**
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I got this from somewhere and damned if i remember where:
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#CLASS {Notes}
#ALIAS notepad {#ADDITEM Notepad {%-1};#ECHO Note added.}
#ALIAS shownotes {#FORALL @notepad {#ECHO %i}}
#ALIAS clearnotes {#YE "Do you really want to clear your notes?" {#VAR notepad ""} {}}
#VAR notepad {}
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Type "notepad blah blah" to add
Type "shownotes" to read your notes
type "clearnotes" to delete all.
To piggy back on this note tho:
notepad testing
notepad testing2
notepad testing3
shownotes
testing
testing2
testing3
How would i get it to add #'s to the notes as in:
1 testing
2 testing2
3 testing3
And be able to delete specific notes:
clearnote 2
and automagically renumber the notes:
1 testing
2 testing3
I'm sorry to piggy back on the note, BUT since it's relevent to the original post thought i would... |
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Aarlot
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 8:11 pm
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Hmm... the original script you gave there DeathDealer looks exactly like a script I wrote for a request on the mud I play, WoTMUD. I wonder if it's the same one or not.
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Vorax
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Posts: 198
Location: USA
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 8:40 pm
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How would i get it to add #'s to the notes as in:
1 testing
2 testing2
3 testing3 |
Change the shownotes alias to this:
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| #ALIAS shownotes {#LOOP %numitems(@Notepad) {#SHOW %i %item(@Notepad, %i)}} |
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And be able to delete specific notes:
clearnote 2 |
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| #ALIAS clearnote {#EXEC %delnitem(@Notepad, %1)} |
These weren't tested, but in theory they should work the way you want. |
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DeathDealer
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Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 6:01 pm **SOLVED**
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| Aarlot wrote: |
| Hmm... the original script you gave there DeathDealer looks exactly like a script I wrote for a request on the mud I play, WoTMUD. I wonder if it's the same one or not. |
Wish i could say for sure. At one time I was looking around for any and all scripts so that I could better learn how things go together, and to see if i could merge a few together. If ya think it looks just like what ya wrote, then it more than likely is. Tho my addition mighta been a change from note to notepad since it woulda interfered with the note command in the mud.
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#ALIAS clearnote {#EXEC %delnitem(@Notepad, %1)}
These weren't tested, but in theory they should work the way you want. |
It's don't work.
It show's the new list on screen, but does not remove it from the list.
Tried it with %delitem as well just in case, with the same result
But the numbering of the list worked perfectly :-) |
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Vorax
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Location: USA
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Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 6:15 pm
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It might need an extra %
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| #ALIAS clearnote {#EXEC %delnitem(@Notepad, %%1)} |
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DeathDealer
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Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 6:39 pm **SOLVED**
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Seems to be sending the command to the mud:
type:
clearnote 3
result seen on screen:
testing|testing2|testing3 3
Sorry Vitae, I don't understand you.
Note, there is an extra 3 at the end of that (and if i type clearnote 1 there's a 1 there instead). |
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LightBulb
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Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 8:40 pm
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Yes, results of functions are usually sent to the MUD and they usually don't change a variable's contents directly. Functions just return the altered value, if you actually want the variable changed the function must be combined with a #VARIABLE command.
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| #ALIAS clearnote {#VAR Notepad {%delnitem( @Notepad, %1)}} |
It's easier to just use the related command.
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| #ALIAS clearnote {#DELNITEM Notepad %1} |
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DeathDealer
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Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 9:13 pm **SOLVED**
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The irony here, is that i tried both of those methods LB, and neither worked. had to clear the notepad var and THEN it worked. *shrug*
Thanks tons to both Vorax and LB!.
And I hope that all of this helped Caharin. |
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