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Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 10:53 am

Ok I have a situation like this :-

You are afflicted by amnesia.
You are afflicted by vertigo.
You are afflicted by insomnia.

OK 1st I have a trigger to send these to a window so I can keep updated as to what I have

#tr You are afflicted by (*) pattern #WIN Disease %1
seems to work ok and I have a line between each diagnose so if its cured it wont show on next diagnose

Also I have triggers for

#trig You are afflicted by insomnia. pattern #additem megilloscure1 insomnia

this adds to my megillos (herb) cure variable

Ok My Question

this system has a trigger to send various dises to window
then a sort of duplicate number of triggers sending to various variables depending on disease

Is this Efficient - im not sure if multiple triggers of a trigger word is more efficient than multiple patterns off one trigger?

Thanks

Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 1:03 pm

I'm not sure what you mean when you say "multiple patterns". The pattern is the part that the trigger tries to match to the MUD output - the script is the part that the trigger runs when it gets a match.

Instead of having two triggers for the same text, you can just enter multiple commands into the script window. Just put them on separate lines, or separate them with a semicolon. So:

#trig {blah} {:window:#echo %line;#var somename somevalue}