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Novice Joined: 31 Jan 2003 Posts: 49 Location: Australia

Achaea in true normally painful fashion is once again causing hassles, why Bloody Matt cant just put in clean %cr and such is absolutely beyond me but anyways.
Here is the things Im talking about:

With a final tug, you finish reeling in the line and land a walleye weighing 19
pounds and 7 ounces!

With a final tug, you finish reeling in the line and land a walleye weighing 19 pounds and 7 ounces!

7200h, 6721m ex- With a final tug, you finish reeling in the line and land a walleye weighing 19 pounds and 7 ounces!

What I have been trying to do is capture the two numbers. The first as you can see is pounds and the second ounces.
The middle one is easy and just captured by:

#tr {(%d) pounds and (%d) ounces} {#math ozconvert (%1/16);#math ozweight (@ozcovert+%2}}

The problem is the first and last ones which can move 1-5 words either up or down onto the second line depending on the fish name. If pounds gets on the first line and ounces on the second I cant catch the info. Obviously there is a way, I am just not experienced enough with Zmud to do it.

Any help would be G R E A T L Y appreciated!

Amylon

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

Yeah pester Achaea into allowing users to set wordwrap prefs :P But your best bet would be to use 2 triggers Also you can clean up your math a little bit :p Also you will need to clean up the fish alias to make it use your muds commands etc. other stuff should be obvious as well

#CLASS fish
#TR {(%d) pounds} {pounds=%1}
#TR {(%d) ounces} {OzWeight=%eval(@pounds/16+%1));pounds=0;#T- fish}
#TR {You fail to catch anything} {#t- fish}
#CLASS 0
#ALIAS fish {#t+ Fish;~fish}

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

I hate to nitpick, but...
#TR {(%d) pound} {#VAR pounds %1}
#TR {(%d) ounce) {#MATH ounces ((@pounds * 16) + %1);#VAR pounds 0}

1 pound equals 16 ounces, not the other way around.

Novice Joined: 31 Jan 2003 Posts: 49 Location: Australia

Yep Nexela that would work a treat except silly Achaea can wrap with the number on one line and the word on the next. Oh well I will just create an alias to manually add the numbers to the variables. Thanks anyways :)

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

Given what you know about these lines, you can probably manage this using a set of triggers to match each possible line-break.

#TR {land * weighing (%d) poun[ds] and (%d) ounc[es]!} {#VAR pounds %1;#MATH ounces ((16 * %1) + %2)}
#TR {land*$*weighing (%d) poun[ds] and (%d) ounc[es]!} {#VAR pounds %1;#MATH ounces ((16 * %1) + %2)}
#TR {land * weighing$(%d) poun[ds] and (%d) ounc[es]!} {#VAR pounds %1;#MATH ounces ((16 * %1) + %2)}
#TR {land * weighing (%d)$poun[ds] and (%d) ounc[es]!} {#VAR pounds %1;#MATH ounces ((16 * %1) + %2)}
#TR {land * weighing (%d) poun[ds]$and (%d) ounc[es]!} {#VAR pounds %1;#MATH ounces ((16 * %1) + %2)}
#TR {land * weighing (%d) poun[ds] and$(%d) ounc[es]!} {#VAR pounds %1;#MATH ounces ((16 * %1) + %2)}
#TR {land * weighing (%d) poun[ds] and (%d)$ounc[es]!} {#VAR pounds %1;#MATH ounces ((16 * %1) + %2)}

NOTES:
1. I used [ds] and [es] so that the pattern will match either "pound" or "pounds" and either "ounce" or "ounces".
2. I assumed that any space which occured at a line-break would be dropped. If this is wrong, you'll have to adjust the patterns accordingly.
3. If you are interested in the type of fish, you can put parentheses around the *'s. Don't forget to change the formulae to %2 and %3. In one case there are two *'s for the fish, with a lne-break between them, so you would need to change the formula to %3 and %4.
4. One possibility you haven't mentioned is that you might catch a fish which weighs less than one pound. If you did, would it weigh "0 pounds and 11 ounces" or just "11 ounces"? Similarly, if you happen to catch a fish which weighs an exact number of pounds will it weigh "3 pounds and 0 ounces" or just "3 pounds"? If "0" pounds or ounces isn't shown, you'll need additional triggers.

All in all, an alias is a lot simpler.

Novice Joined: 31 Jan 2003 Posts: 49 Location: Australia

I did it like this if anyone is interested, the final lines at catching are:

You reel in the last bit of line and your struggle is over. You've landed a
catfish weighing 11 pounds and 4 ounces.
So I did this

#tr {You reel in the last bit of line} {#T+ FISHCAP;#wait 3000;#T- FISHCAP}
#CLASS FISHCAP
#tr {(%d) pounds} {pounds=%1}
#tr {weighing (%d)} {pounds=%1}
#tr {(%d) ounces} {#MATH ounces ((16 * @pounds) + %1);#add fweight @ounces;#MATH kgs ((@ounces*28)/1000);#ADD kilos @kgs}
#tr {and (%d)} {#MATH ounces ((16 * @pounds) + %1);#add fweight @ounces;#MATH kgs ((@ounces*28)/1000);#ADD kilos @kgs}
#class 0

Wanderer Joined: 06 Jul 2002 Posts: 53 Location: Australia

Ok I have it all working but I want it to be more accurate.
How do I convert it so it will show decimal places in kilos?

This is what I have but it doesnt work.