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ralgith
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 Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:14 pm
Wondering if someone can test #ONINPUT for a bug from zMUD
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In zMUD this code:
#ONINPUT {^idiot savant} {somalias;#GAG;save}
Causes idiot savant to be sent to the MUD instead of just aborting.
Whereas
#ONINPUT {^idiot savant} {somealias;#GAG}
Will work correctly.
Essentially the bug as I see it is that you can't kill an ONINPUT script early based on conditional criteria unless you're false does nothing except send #GAG.
So...
#VAR Test 1
#ONINPUT {^idiot savant} {#IF (@Test < 1) {#GAG} {cast 'somespell'}}
Will fail and send idiot savant to the MUD
While...
#VAR Test 0
#ONINPUT {^idiot savant} {#IF (@Test > 0) {cast 'somespell'}} {#GAG}
Will correctly just dump idiot savant into /dev/null. |
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ralgith
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Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:15 pm
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NOTE: You can't abort out early either or it sends the original pattern still.
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Vijilante
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Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 1:41 am
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Are you looking to have this tested with zMud or CMud?
If it is zMud, then I would suggest just work around it. Put the #GAG right out front at the top. When you don't actually need the command to have been blocked then use #SEND.
If it is CMud, the correct command would be #NOINPUT, and if it doesn't work in a some cases then it would be a bug for Zugg to fix. |
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ralgith
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Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 7:11 am
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I've found the bug in zMUD and I want to know if it exists in CMUD so I CAN bring it to Zugg's attention ;)
I'm no yet ready to put CMUD on the new machine however. Sorry for not making this clear. |
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Vijilante
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Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 9:52 am
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I tested the alias;#GAG;command case with this code
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#ONINPUT {^test} {a;#NOINPUT;b};#ALIAS a {#SHOW did a}
test
#ALIAS b {#SHOW did b}
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It correctly blocked the "test" both times.
Your example of "#IF (@Test < 1) {#GAG} {cast 'somespell'}" is using a value of Test=1. Considering the condition evaluates to false it is correct to not block the "idiot savant". If you want it blocked with both conditions then you should move the #GAG to a different spot, or use #SUB with the second condition to replace the orginal command text.
I took your statement "NOTE: You can't abort out early either or it sends the original pattern still." to mean using #ABORT 1. I tested something similar in CMud with this code:
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#ONINPUT {x} {#NOINPUT;#IF (1) {#EXIT} {test}}
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The "x" was properly blocked. |
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ralgith
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Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 6:18 pm
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Thanks Vij, this is just one more reason to upgrade eh? :)
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