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PostPosted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 7:36 pm   

[2.16] #CW inefficiencies?
 
I noticed in the script debugger I'm getting a lot of spam from one trigger
#TR {{@whoList}} {#CW gold}
where whoList is a stringlist containing 1-30 or so names of people online.

In the script debugger I see the following a lot
Code:

0.2861 | a  ElysiumL |                        +Anolina                       
0.0008 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: ^     %s+(%w)%s$ : (%1="Anolina")
0.0011 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "^     %s+(%w)%s$" : #ADDITEM whoNew %1 #GAG
0.0024 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: %q{@whoList}%q : (%1="Anolina")
0.0011 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "%q{@whoList}%q" : #CW gold
0.0007 | g  ElysiumL =                        +Anolina                       
0.0016 | g  ElysiumL |-> Line 289 gagged
0.0007 | a  ElysiumL |                        +Morairus                       
0.0007 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: ^     %s+(%w)%s$ : (%1="Morairus")
0.0022 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "^     %s+(%w)%s$" : #ADDITEM whoNew %1 #GAG
0.0008 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: %q{@whoList}%q : (%1="Morairus")
0.0011 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "%q{@whoList}%q" : #CW gold
0.0006 | g  ElysiumL =                        +Morairus                      
0.0064 | g  ElysiumL |-> Line 289 gagged
0.0133 | a  ElysiumL |                        +Rajier                 
0.0119 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: ^     %s+(%w)%s$ : (%1="Rajier")
0.0062 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "^     %s+(%w)%s$" : #ADDITEM whoNew %1 #GAG
0.0031 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: %q{@whoList}%q : (%1="Rajier")
0.0043 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "%q{@whoList}%q" : #CW gold
0.0051 | g  ElysiumL =                        +Rajier                
0.0060 | g  ElysiumL |-> Line 289 gagged
0.0038 | a  ElysiumL |                        +Helena                 
0.0152 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: ^     %s+(%w)%s$ : (%1="Helena")
0.0070 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "^     %s+(%w)%s$" : #ADDITEM whoNew %1 #GAG
0.0034 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: %q{@whoList}%q : (%1="Helena")
0.0047 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "%q{@whoList}%q" : #CW gold
0.0045 | g  ElysiumL =                        +Helena                
0.0062 | g  ElysiumL |-> Line 289 gagged
0.0139 | a  ElysiumL |                        +Yrtalien                       
0.0083 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: ^     %s+(%w)%s$ : (%1="Yrtalien")
0.0389 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "^     %s+(%w)%s$" : #ADDITEM whoNew %1 #GAG
0.0032 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: %q{@whoList}%q : (%1="Yrtalien")
0.0069 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "%q{@whoList}%q" : #CW gold
0.0030 | g  ElysiumL =                        +Yrtalien                      
0.0064 | g  ElysiumL |-> Line 289 gagged
0.0044 | a  ElysiumL |                        +Kaazal                 
0.0166 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: ^     %s+(%w)%s$ : (%1="Kaazal")
0.0046 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "^     %s+(%w)%s$" : #ADDITEM whoNew %1 #GAG
0.0048 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: %q{@whoList}%q : (%1="Kaazal")
0.0033 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "%q{@whoList}%q" : #CW gold
0.0056 | g  ElysiumL =                        +Kaazal                
0.0054 | g  ElysiumL |-> Line 289 gagged
0.0053 | a  ElysiumL |                        +Sirine                 
0.0147 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: ^     %s+(%w)%s$ : (%1="Sirine")
0.0040 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "^     %s+(%w)%s$" : #ADDITEM whoNew %1 #GAG
0.0067 | f  ElysiumL |  Pattern: %q{@whoList}%q : (%1="Sirine")
0.0033 | c  ElysiumL |  exec : Pattern "%q{@whoList}%q" : #CW gold
0.0048 | g  ElysiumL =                        +Sirine                
0.0064 | g  ElysiumL |-> Line 289 gagged


Seems like a lot of color codes for a single word...
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PostPosted: Tue Dec 11, 2007 5:58 pm   
 
Actually, it's just a problem in the routine that tries to reconstruct the original ANSI text. In order to handle Styles (which are not part of the original ANSI text), CMUD uses it's own internal ESC [ nnn S syntax to reference style #nnn. The routine used to display the ANSI codes in the debugger isn't working correctly and is causing all of these extra style references.

But this is only a problem for the debugger (and potentially ANSI color triggers). It's not actually storing all of that extra data or anything like that.

Anyway, this issue has been added to the bug list.
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