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BlackSmith
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 Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 9:32 pm
What was the right conversion method for {}
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I have lot of #Substitute's and #Alarm's thus i use {} lot, and every trig that has either simply does not work.
So how should i convert em? |
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Larkin
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Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 10:32 pm
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I think you'd have to give us an example of how you're using curly braces that doesn't work in CMUD. There are obviously many times when you should use them, as that's a primary delimiter of the syntax. CMUD's text editor with the syntax highlighting might help you discern what you need, too.
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Zugg
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Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 12:12 am
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You should be putting {} around the Pattern for Triggers/Alarms and around any list of commands. You also use {} to represent a string where you want variables within the {} to be expanded. You shouldn't put {} around the trigger or alarm "id" value.
So, it should be a syntax like this:
#ALARM {pattern} {commands} |
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BlackSmith
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Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 6:03 am
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Well here is a one that has both.
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#AddKey Battle Boolean 1
#Add Battle.Rounds 1
#Substitute {@Time.Hours:@Time.Minutes:@Time.Seconds | B A T T L E R O U N D @Battle.Rounds | %if(%mod(@Battle.Rounds,2), Scanning target, Scanning all)}
#Alarm +.5 {
#If ((@Hp.Current * 5 <= @Hp.Max * 3) & @Party.Boolean) {
#Send {party report}
}
#Case (%mod(@Battle.Rounds,2)) {
#Send {scan}
} {
#Send {scan all}
}
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Works like a charm in zMud but cMud says
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Error compiling script:
extra } brace |
..But with Zugg's advice adding {} around the #Alarm pattern seems to do the trick.
IF color html code did not work (yet) then i might have a clue why the substitute ones bug. Because e.g. this does not work
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\s+Hp:([+-]?[0-9]+)/(\d+)\s
#if (%1 != @Hp.Current) {
#math (Hp.Difference) {%1 - @Hp.Current}
#substitute {%Char(32)Hp:%1%Char(40)%If(0<@Hp.Difference, <color green>+, <color red>)@Hp.Difference</color>%Char(41)%2%Char(32)}
}
#AddKey Hp Current %1
#AddKey Hp Max %2
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Edit: i tested to remove all but the addkeys and still it did not work :-/ |
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Zugg
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Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 4:56 pm
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Also, you should put quotes around the literal strings in your %If statement:
%If(0<@Hp.Difference, "+", "")
especially when it contains special characters like <, > and + |
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BlackSmith
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Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 5:50 pm
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| Arminas wrote: |
| The new multiline syntax is broken and we have gone over it in another thread. |
Ummm... I'm not using that? I have all my stuff "coded" like that in zMud and they roll nicely. Or am i?
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Also, you should put quotes around the literal strings in your %If statement:
%If(0<@Hp.Difference, "<color green>+", "<color red>")
especially when it contains special characters like <, > and + |
Didnt help. |
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Arminas
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Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 6:09 pm
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You are using multiple lines.
And, since Zugg mentioned those things, you probably need to follow both peices of advice for it to work properly. |
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