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Novice Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 40

#VAR friends Riona|Mikael|Bser|Tyrant
#IF {@friends {%1=%i} {} {c heal %1}}

Basically, I need it to heal the person only if they are in that variable. I think this might work or atleast be close.

Enchanter Joined: 05 Mar 2003 Posts: 593 Location: Canada

Novice Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 40

I used to have a working copy of my code. But it's gone. I do know though that it didn't involve an %ismember. Or use a syntax anywhere near yours. But thanks for the input. Always good to learn a few different ways to do the same thing.

Enchanter Joined: 05 Mar 2003 Posts: 593 Location: Canada

Always a good time to learn new things :)
Maybe your way was something like this

Novice Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 40

yes, it was forall! Thanks!

Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:41 pm

Remember though that iterating through every single member of the list will probably be much slower than %ismember.

Novice Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 40

It's not a speed thing. None of my bots are time restricted. In fact they smoother/slower it is, the better for me. That way I don't upset the creator of the mud with my bot spam.

Novice Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 40

Another question about the %ismember thingy.

if I make a variable with the ground strings of all the mobs in the mud that I prefer to kill. I could use the %ismember to cross reference it and kill said mob?

like this:
#VAR MANNEUTRALMOBS {A figure enshrouded in a black hooded robe lurks about the temple.}
#if %ismember(%1,@MANNEUTRALMOBS) {bs %1} {}

Would that work? Even remotely efficiently?

Oh and how would I be able to list the other names/insult strings for each mob other than making specific aliases for each.

Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 7:36 pm

Assuming that your real @MANNEUTRALMOBS rather than this example one actually contains a list, then yes.

However, beware doing it this way - your string %1 must match EXACTLY for this to work. You might want to look at the %match function instead.

Adept Joined: 04 May 2007 Posts: 292 Location: Boston

also in %1 = whatever

if that is user input you can use %proper(%1) and it will work if you panic a caps lock

with triggers I doubt it will ever not be proper case

I do a lot of %lower(%1) in alias and output %proper(%i) too sometimes for neatness, anyway a lot of functions are case sensitive

Newbie Joined: 30 May 2007 Posts: 7

Here's another version, if you wanted to be able to cast when they said or told you a specific spell name (automatically).

( This is based off of something like : Friend says, 'heal' )

#VARIABLE Names {Friend1|Friend2|Friend3} <- my accepted friends list
#VARIABLE Spell_Say {Spell1|Spell2|Spell3} <- my accepted spell say

#TR {^(%w) says, '(*)'} {#IF %ismember(%1,@Names) {#IF %ismember("%2",@Spell_Say) {cast '%2' %1}} {say '%1, you are a loser'}}

So it checks for both variables (in your friends list - Names, and in your spell listing - Spell_Say).

Martyl

Beginner Joined: 06 Mar 2008 Posts: 27

youre list of enemys will become time consuming to search through as it gets bigger probably better using triggers , you can even put varoius triggers into diferant clases so you only turn on the group for the ground you xping