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GeneralStonewall
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PostPosted: Sat May 23, 2009 5:45 am   

[3.08] #nn loops within #ifs
 
Code:
#if (1) {#2 {#echo "test"}}


This code does not appear to be running, I ran into it when I got an "Argument still on stack" error in another script. Putting it into the command line makes it output "16."

Both

Code:
#2 {#echo "test"}


and

Code:
#if (1) {#echo "test"}


appear to work on the other hand.
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PostPosted: Sat May 23, 2009 5:58 am   
 
Hmmm I get the same problem

additionally

Code:
#if (1) { #2 {#echo "test"}} {#print test2}


Generates an invalid token error, and

Code:
#if (1)  { #echo "test"} {#2 #print test2}


sends.... 52 then 16
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GeneralStonewall
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PostPosted: Sat May 23, 2009 6:06 am   
 
Using #loop nn seems to be fine however.

Here's the compiled code for both:

Code:
#if (1) {#2 {#echo "test"}}


Code:

0000   PUSHEXP   0016
0008   JUMP   0036
0016   INT   1
0024   SETEXP   0   0
0036   PUSHLOC   0052
0044   JUMP   0112
0052   INT   2
0060   PUSHLOC   0076
0068   JUMP   0100
0076   LITERAL   "test"
0088   CMD   echo   (1)
0100   CMD   repeat   (2)
0112   CMD   if   (1)


Code:
#if (1) {#loop 2 {#echo "test"}}


Code:
0000   PUSHEXP   0016
0008   JUMP   0036
0016   INT   1
0024   SETEXP   0   0
0036   PUSHLOC   0052
0044   JUMP   0124
0052   INT   2
0060   INT   1
0068   SWAP   
0072   PUSHLOC   0088
0080   JUMP   0112
0088   LITERAL   "test"
0100   CMD   echo   (1)
0112   CMD   loop   (3)
0124   CMD   if   (2)


The later having 2 extra lines:

Code:
0060   INT   1
0068   SWAP   
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:41 pm   
 
Confirmed and added to bug list for next version.
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:03 pm   
 
hmm just found a further case where #xxx causes problems

From command line:

Code:
#trigger {test} {#2 jump}


In the PE I get a trigger with pattern "#2 jump" and 16 sent to the mud
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