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easal
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Joined: 21 Jun 2005
Posts: 38
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 Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 6:26 pm
Problem parsing a rift list.
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Alright, here's the output from the game. This changes, if you don't have anything in a slot, say blueberry for example, it dissapears so I can't trigger off the lines, only individual slots.
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Glancing into the Rift, you see:
[ 8] blue ink [ 30] blueberry [ 62] coal
[ 631] dandelion root [ 2] emerald [ 48] endive root
[ 390] fenugreek [ 448] galingale flower [1058] ginger root
[ 3] gold [ 4] gold ink [ 45] green ink
[ 20] grub bait [ 31] hyssop stem [ 8] ice
[ 101] iron [ 54] juniper berry [ 295] kelp
[ 252] laurel [ 165] leather [ 357] linseed
[ 366] lovage [ 79] maidenhair leaf [ 101] mandrake root
[ 512] myrrh gum [ 259] nightshade root [ 110] orichalcum
[ 250] orphine seed [ 20] pellet [ 1] platinum
[ 206] prickly pear [ 23] primrose [ 16] purple ink
[ 253] quince fruit [ 300] red ink [ 250] rope
[ 1] ruby [ 6] saltpetre [ 20] shrimp bait
[ 139] silver [ 75] steel [ 69] sulphur
[ 17] toadstool [ 2] venom sac [ 456] violet root
[ 23] weed [ 40] wood [ 19] worm bait
[ 541] wormwood root [ 13] yellow ink |
I make a new trigger
#tr ~[ %1~] blueberry {#va blueberry %1} in a class on its own called rifts.
I type ir (brings up the riftlist) and see what happens. Zmud has created a new class called ink and placed the @blueberry var in it with the value 8]
Both presumably from the entry before blueberry.
I have -no- idea what I'm doing wrong here. Any help would be more than appreciated.
Edit: Oh, to explain what I want to do, basically harvest the values into variables and spew out a nicer looking format with an echo or say. Inks together, herbs together, comms together etc. |
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Fang Xianfu
GURU
Joined: 26 Jan 2004
Posts: 5155
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 6:34 pm
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"it dissapears so I can't trigger off the lines, only individual slots."
Oh, you can't? Regex:
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| ^ \[\s*(\d+)\] ([a-z ]+)\s*(?:\[\s*(\d+)\] ([a-z ]+)\s*)?(?:\[\s*(\d+)\] ([a-z ]+))? |
As for zMUD putting your new variables in a new class, I'd use a data record variable rather than a huge group of variables and completely delete it each time you check the rift, with something like
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#oninput {ir} {}
#cond {Glancing into the Rift, you see:} {#var RiftContents ""} {within|param=5}
#cond {^ \[\s*(\d+)\] ([a-z ]+)\s*(?:\[\s*(\d+)\] ([a-z ]+)\s*)?(?:\[\s*(\d+)\] ([a-z ]+))?} {#addkey RiftContents %2 %1;#if (%3) {#addkey RiftContents %4 %3};#if (%5) {#addkey RiftContents %6 %5} {regex|looplines|param=20} |
Might need to use %trim on the item names, I'm not sure whether the [a-z ]+ will capture all the extra spaces. |
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easal
Novice
Joined: 21 Jun 2005
Posts: 38
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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 7:13 pm
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Hrm I'll see what I can make of it. Thanks Fang.
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