Thinjon100
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Joined: 12 Jul 2004
Posts: 190
Location: Canada
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 Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2007 11:03 pm
%walk weirdness....
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OK, from my command line, if I type
it echoes ".d8su2nwdwu3w2s4w2s" to my screen, which looks like a fine speedwalk path
If, however, I create the following alias in another "Speedwalk" package:
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#IF (!%null(%1)) {
$wm = %walkmode()
#CALL %walkmode(0)
$speedwalk = %walk(%1)
#ECHO $speedwalk
$speedwalk = %replace($speedwalk,".(","")
$speedwalk = %replace($speedwalk,".","run ")
$speedwalk = %replace($speedwalk,")",";run ")
#CALL %walkmode($wm)
#VAR SWPath {$speedwalk} "Speedwalk"
}
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If I execute this alias with the same roomvnum entry, I instead get:
.(d);.(s);.(s);.(s);.(s);.(s);.(s);.(s);.(s);.(u);.(n);.(n);.(w);.(d);.(w);.(u);.(w);.(w);.(w);.(s);.(s);.(w);.(w);.(w);.(w);.(s);.(s)
Initially my alias didn't have any of that %walkmode stuff, and it acted the same... added it in (to no effect) to see if for some reason the walkmode of another package was handled differently.
I am using v1.26 (until a new mapper-stable version comes out), but I didn't find anything in Version History to say anything had changed with this command...
As an added note, if I create the alias in the main session package, it echoes properly.
Is there a reason using %walk() would return a different string from a package than from a window? I'm trying to parse the speedwalk into a mud-based run command, but with that "super-expanded" format I can't parse it properly... especially if I add in door and portals.
Any clues? |
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