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charneus
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Posts: 1876
Location: California
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 Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 9:42 pm
An easier way for this script? Anyone?
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I'm writing a note ignore script for Aardwolf. Actually, I've written it, I just want to see if there's a better way to go about scripting it. Here is what a note looks like.
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[#####] SoandSo: Subject
Board: Boardname
Date: Thu Sep 27 22:38:56 2007
To: Charneus
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blah blah blah
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Currently, this is what my script looks like:
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#CLASS {Notes}
#CLASS 0
#CLASS {Notes|Aliases}
#ALIAS note {#IF (%0) {#IF (%1="ignore") {#IF (%ismember(%proper(%2), @ignorelist)) {#deli ignorelist %proper(%2);#ECHO No longer ignoring notes from %proper(%2).} {#addi ignorelist %proper(%2);#ECHO Now ignoring notes from %proper(%2).}} {~note %0}} {#T+ {Notes|Triggers};~note;#wait 2000;#ECHO %ansi(black)Finished note}}
#CLASS 0
#CLASS {Notes|Triggers}
#TRIGGER {^~[(*)~] (%w): *} {#var notenumber %1;#IF (%ismember(%2, @ignorelist)) {#sub {};#GAGON;#var notegag 1;#wait 1000;#ECHO Note finished!} {#T- {Notes|Triggers}}}
#TRIGGER {^Note finished!$} {#IF (@notegag=1) {#GAGOFF;#var notegag 0;#ECHO Note @notenumber ignored. Type 'note read @notenumber' if you wish to read it.};#T- {Notes|Triggers}}
#TRIGGER {^~[Enter key for more or 'q' to stop~]} {q}
#CLASS 0
#CLASS {Notes|Variables}
#VAR ignorelist {}
#VAR notegag {0}
#VAR notenumber {}
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And now my prompt:
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| [hp: 100% mp: 100% tnl: 2324 gold: 1000000 room: Casa de Fiesta align: 852 qtime: 10] |
I started to make this script:
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#CLASS {Notes}
#VAR notegag {0}
#ONINPUT {^note ignore} {#IF (!%0) {#SHOW %ansi(green)You are ignoring notes from:;#LOOP %numitems(@noteignored) {#SHOW %ansi(white)%i.s
%item(@noteignore, %i)}} {#IF %ismember(%proper(%1),@noteignored) {#DELITEM noteignored %proper(%1);#SHOW %ansi(green)No longer ignoring notes from %ansi(white)%proper(%1)%ansi(green).} {#ADDITEM noteignored %proper(%1);#SHOW %ansi(green)Now ignoring notes from %ansi(white)%proper(%1)%ansi(green).}}}
#ALIAS note {#IF (!%0) {#T+ {Notes|NoteTriggers};~note} {~note %0}}
#CLASS 0
#CLASS {Notes|NoteTriggers}
#TRIGGER {^~[(*)~]%s(%w)} {#IF %ismember(%2,@noteignored) {#SUB {};notegag=1;#GAGON} {#T- {Notes|NoteTriggers}}}
#COND {^~[hp} {#IF (notegag) {notegag=0;#GAGOFF;#SHOW Note %ansi(white)%trim(%t1)%ansi(green) by %ansi(white)%t2%ansi(green) ignored. Type '%ansi(white)note read %trim(%t1) to read it.;#T- {Notes|NoteTriggers}}}
#CLASS 0
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I was hoping that it would work correctly with the second code, but it doesn't seem to be working. I'm hoping now that someone could write a better script for it so that I can get rid of those waits and echoes from the first script. As you can probably tell from the script, I'm wanting to ignore notes from people I have on my note ignore list. I appreciate any and all help. :)
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Arminas
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Location: USA
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:30 pm
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Could you give us two successive notes with prompts included please?
Put whatever fake info in there that you want. |
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charneus
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Posts: 1876
Location: California
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Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 4:03 pm
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Sorry for the delay - been away from a computer. Here is what you asked for (and more)...
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[ 3217] Charneus: Test
Board: Personal
Date: Thu Oct 4 22:38:56 2007
To: Charneus
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This is one variation of a note. Ends on this line
[hp: 100% mp: 100% tnl: 2324 gold: 1000000 room: Casa de Fiesta align: 852 qtime: 10] |
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[ 3218] Charneus: Test
Board: Personal
Date: Thu Oct 4 22:38:56 2007
To: Charneus
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This is another variation of a note. Ends on a blank line
[hp: 100% mp: 100% tnl: 2324 gold: 1000000 room: Casa de Fiesta align: 852 qtime: 10] |
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[13218] Charneus: Test
Board: Personal
Date: Thu Oct 4 22:38:56 2007
To: Charneus
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This is yet another variation. This time, the note number fills all spaces between brackets and ends on a name.
Charneus
[hp: 100% mp: 100% tnl: 2324 gold: 1000000 room: Casa de Fiesta align: 852 qtime: 10] |
As you can see, the note body itself can change depending on the person writing it. I should also note that notes have a limit of 300 lines, so if someone wants to write 300 lines of text, then they'll do it. The first script I wrote works somewhat ok for me. I just dislike having the extra triggers and wait states to echo Note finished! when I know it probably could go off my prompt. Hopefully this provides enough information to get some help on this. Thanks!
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Vijilante
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Joined: 18 Nov 2001
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Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 10:02 pm
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Actually it does seem like a prompt based trigger is right way to handle it. Your prompt trigger should handle the #GAGOFF and use an #UNGAG if necessary. You can use a variable to determine whether to send the note command again and use another for gagging control.
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charneus
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Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 10:30 pm
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Thing is, I'm still having trouble with it. I figured the second script would work (and even assumed #ONINPUT would allow for multiple entries) but nothing seems to work in the second script. It's not ignoring anything. *sigh* Time to go back to the drawing board, I suppose. :)
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