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groundzero2010
Novice
Joined: 30 Sep 2004
Posts: 47
Location: Arkansas
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 Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 3:32 am
Need some help with compatiblity report debugging
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They all show illegal tokens but don't know why.
1.
Trigger You need to visit a master to learn more about (*)!
Does not compile : illegal token: = @master11 at row 12 col 9
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<trigger priority="2780" id="278">
<pattern>You need to visit a master to learn more about (*)!</pattern>
<value>@master12 = @master11
@master11 = @master10
@master10 = @master9
@master9 = @master8
@master8 = @master7
@master7 = @master6
@master6 = @master5
@master5 = @master4
@master4 = @master3
@master3 = @master2
@master2 = @master1
@master1 = @master0
@master0 = %1 %time( c)</value>
</trigger>
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2.
Trigger Your knowledge of (*) increases!
Does not compile : illegal token: = @last11 at row 12 col 7
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<trigger priority="2770" id="277">
<pattern>Your knowledge of (*) increases!</pattern>
<value>@last12 = @last11
@last11 = @last10
@last10 = @last9
@last9 = @last8
@last8 = @last7
@last7 = @last6
@last6 = @last5
@last5 = @last4
@last4 = @last3
@last3 = @last2
@last2 = @last1
@last1 = @last0
@last0 = %1 %time( c)</value>
</trigger>
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3.
Trigger {You don't have enough mana to mix that potion!|You haven't the
Does not compile : illegal token: at row 0 col 110
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<trigger priority="2960" id="296">
<pattern>{You don't have enough mana to mix that potion!|You haven't the energy to cast that spell!}</pattern>
<value>#beep;;chant;;#wa 10000;;st;;#IF (@char.maxhp = @char.hp) {brew bot @brew} {#say Something went VERY wrong!!}</value>
</trigger>
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groundzero2010
Novice
Joined: 30 Sep 2004
Posts: 47
Location: Arkansas
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Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 3:39 am
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Okay..I found the solution to 1. and 2. (i believe) I just put a ~ in front of = .
Although I'm still stumped on 3. I tried a ~= for a fix but that was a no go. |
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charneus
Wizard
Joined: 19 Jun 2005
Posts: 1876
Location: California
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Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 3:49 am
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Actually...
Unless you're setting the item in the variables to whatever, then you should never use @variable. Here's what I mean.
#VAR a b
#VAR b c
If I wanted to change variable a to hold the contents that variable b does, then I'd do:
a=@b
Otherwise, using:
@a=@b
CMUD would assume you're wanting to put the contents of variable a (in this case, b) as to what the contents of variable b hold. If you truly want to do it this way, then I believe the proper syntax is:
@{a}=@b
though I could be wrong. Your best bet for the first two is not to change it to ~=, but to last11=@last10, etc.
As for number 3... why are you using ;; as command separators? Generally, that means comment out the line, though // would be better. Change all the ;; to ;, and you should be okay. And do you really want to wait 10 seconds before it does anything? #WA 10000 makes you wait for 10 seconds. If you're wanting 1 second, then make it #WA 1000.
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Fang Xianfu
GURU
Joined: 26 Jan 2004
Posts: 5155
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 7:00 am
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This.
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