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Vitae
Enchanter
Joined: 17 Jun 2005
Posts: 673
Location: New York
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 Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 6:26 pm
Quick trigger question
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Level~:%s%d%s&StatTracked%sLearned~:%s(%d)~%
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Level: 13 Backstab Learned: 65%
Does not work. This is the actual mud output
Level: 13 Backstab Learned: 65%
Does work. and is what i get when i do #echo Level: 13 Backstab Learned: 65%
So i don't want this one, but the above one. |
Not sure why this is failing to trigger.
I changed up the code from 1 trigger for each of the skills to a one liner. The only change is the &StatTracked part. But for some reason that's not letting it match. I don't think a %trim would help in this as the trigger is failing to match.
Any ideas?
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#CLASS {Spell Skill Tracker}
#ALIAS stattrack2 {#LOOP 1,%numwords( @StatTracks, "|") {show %word( @StatTracks, %i, "|")}}
#VAR Skills_Check {Blockexitpercent 0 Awarenesspercent 0 Backstabpercent 65 Blackrootpercent 0 Burntmarbupercent 0 Cobrabanepercent 0 Counterstrikepercent 0 Dodgepercent 0 Dualwieldpercent 0 Enhancedbackstabpercent 0 Fifthattackpercent 0 FourthAttackpercent 0 Handtohandpercent 0 Heightensensespercent 73 Hydrabloodpercent 0 Parrypercent 0 Powergrippercent 0 Secondattackdualpercent 0 Secondattackpercent 0 Shieldblockpercent 0 Stranglepercent 0 Thirdattackdualpercent 0 Thirdattackpercent 0 Timeshiftpercent 0}
#VAR StatTracks {Awareness|Backstab|Black root|Blockexit|Burnt marbu|Cobra bane|Counter strike|Dodge|Dual wield|Enhanced backstab|Fifth attack|Fourth Attack|Hand to hand|Heighten senses|Hydra blood|Parry|Power grip|Second attack dual|Second attack|Shield block|Strangle|Third attack dual|Third attack|Time shift}
#VAR StatTracked {Backstabpercent}
#TRIGGER "StatCheckTrigger" {Level~:%s%d%s&StatTracked%sLearned~:%s(%d)~%} {#IF {%ismember( "%1", @StatTracks)} {#VARIABLE StatTracked %replace( @StatTracked, " ", "")percent;#VARIABLE Skills_Check.@{StatTracked} %2}}
#MENU {"Skills"} {} "" {Skills}
#CLASS 0
#CLASS {Spell Skill Tracker|Skills} {menu}
#MENU {2nd dual: @Skills_Check.Secondattackdualpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {2nd: @Skills_Check.Secondattackpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {3rd dual: @Skills_Check.Thirdattackdualpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {3rd: @Skills_Check.Thirdattackpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {4th: @Skills_Check.Fourthattackpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {5th: @Skills_Check.Fifthattackpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Awareness: @Skills_Check.Awarenesspercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Black Root: @Skills_Check.Blackrootpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Blockexit: @Skills_Check.Blockexitpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {BS: @Skills_Check.Backstabpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Burnt: @Skills_Check.Burntmarbupercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Cobra: @Skills_Check.Cobrabanepercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {CounterStrike: @Skills_Check.Counterstrikepercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Dodge: @Skills_Check.Dodgepercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Dual: @Skills_Check.Dualwieldpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Enh BS: @Skills_Check.Enhancedbackstabpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {H2H: @Skills_Check.Handtohandpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Heighten: @Skills_Check.Heightensensespercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Hydra: @Skills_Check.Hydrabloodpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Parry: @Skills_Check.Parrypercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Powergrip: @Skills_Check.Powergrippercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {ShieldBlock: @Skills_Check.Shieldblockpercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {Strangle: @Skills_Check.Stranglepercent%} {stattrack} ""
#MENU {TimeShift: @Skills_Check.Timeshiftpercent%} {stattrack} ""
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MattLofton
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Joined: 23 Dec 2000
Posts: 4834
Location: USA
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Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 8:29 pm
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I don't see anything at all wrong with the pattern, so I'm going to call it as your mismatched brackets in the #IF condition. You have something like #if (something()}, that curly brace needs to be a parenthesis.
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Vitae
Enchanter
Joined: 17 Jun 2005
Posts: 673
Location: New York
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Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 8:47 pm
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MattLofton,
Good catch on the {}'s but that didnt help :(
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#echo "Level: 13 Backstab Learned: 61%"
#echo Level: 13 Backstab Learned: 61%
Backstab StatTracks
61 Percent
#IF (%ismember( "%1", @StatTracks)) {
#ECHO %1 StatTracks
#ECHO %2 Percent
#VARIABLE StatTracked %replace( @StatTracked, " ", "")percent
#VARIABLE Skills_Check.@{StatTracked} %2
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Still not triggering...Set to Trigger on Trigger and on New Line just like it was before and just like all my triggers are. |
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Zugg
MASTER
Joined: 25 Sep 2000
Posts: 23379
Location: Colorado, USA
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Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 4:53 am
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So are you saying that if you replace the &StatTracked with %w then the trigger works? It's possible that it's a bug with the &varname syntax somehow messing up the %s.
Can you try a few different variations on the MUD text where you put more than one space just one at a time in various places to see which %s isn't working? |
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Strakc
Apprentice
Joined: 31 Jan 2006
Posts: 106
Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia
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Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 5:38 am
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why not replace %s with the actual number of spaces, and if that changes you'll simply know it was %s as the fault there.
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Vitae
Enchanter
Joined: 17 Jun 2005
Posts: 673
Location: New York
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Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 2:23 pm
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Zugg,
This does not work either:
Level~:%s%d (%*)%sLearned~:%s(%d)~%
I've used (%*) lots of times in my scripts. I know i've seen some people say it's as evil as the #wait command, but i've seen that I've never had any problems with it if the trigger is strictly defined.
Had to make a change to the code because I'd forgotten to do something. The way it is now it works fine (so far  ):
Level~:%s%d ({%w|%w %w|%w %w %w})%sLearned~:%s(%d)~%
#VARIABLE StatTracked {}
#IF (%ismember( "%1", @StatTracks)) {
#VARIABLE StatTracked {%replace( %1, " ", "")percent}
#ADDKEY Skills_Check @{StatTracked} %2
}
Now here's the kicker, went into the test tab on the trigger and the old &varname version works??!!
So, in USE the trigger will not work, but in the test tab it works.
Pasted into the part where you enter sample text
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| Level: 13 Backstab Learned: 65% |
Get the msg that the pattern matches and it outputs:
%1: Backstab
%2: 65
So why the heck won't the trigger work when being used?!?!
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Strakc, Since the # of spaces is ever changing that is not likely to work as a normal trigger.
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Level: 1 Second attack Learned: 66%
Level: 1 Parry Learned: 64%
Level: 10 Heighten senses Learned: 73%
Level: 3 Shield block Learned: 1% |
As you can see the ONE constant is the space after the level #.
So, I tried this:
Level~:%s%d &StatTracked%sLearned~:%s(%d)~%
Also, tried
Level~:%s%d &StatTracked %sLearned~:%s(%d)~%
just in case the %s on either end was the screwing part.
Neither one worked. (tho the test tab HAPPILY matches them.
Figured since what you might have meant was a more equal spaced test I did this:
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Level~: %d &StatTracked Learned~: (%d)~%
#echo "Level: 1 Parry Learned: 64%"
Level: 1 Parry Learned: 64%
Parry StatTracks
64 Percent |
Bloody hell, it was the %s stuff....so...I'm confused. But like I said above, in the test tab everything checks out as is.
I've used %s plenty in my scipts, and have a few &varnames, but this is the 1st time i've used &varname and %s in the same script |
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