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Anaristos
Sorcerer
Joined: 17 Jul 2007
Posts: 821
Location: California
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 Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 10:02 pm
[322B] Problem with #TEMP trigger (Again)
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This problem has been around (on and off) since 2.14
The temporary trigger gets added to the settings and won't function as intended.
There are previous threads on this problem for different versions of CMUD. I thought the problem was fixed since it's been a long time since the problem has cropped up, but it is back. I encountered the problem in my live sessions so I decided to test it in a blank session. Here is the code:
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<window name="untitled">
<uid>{189D4896-7EAC-4B2B-A43D-3D30FD973F19}</uid>
<packages>untitled</packages>
<alias name="show" id="1">
<value>#SHOW "------------------------- --- ---- ----- -----"
#SHOW "Abomination 404 1% 137"
#SHOW "Acid wave 83 1% 106"
#SHOW "Awakening 426 1% 104"
#SHOW "Awareness 501 1% 46"
#SHOW "Banshee wail 170 1% 1"
#SHOW "Blades of light 328 1% 154"
#SHOW "Blazing fury 473 1% 149"
#SHOW "Charm person 15 1% 24"
#SHOW "Chill touch 16 1% 1"
#SHOW "Condemn 396 1% 15"
#SHOW "Cone of cold 172 1% 49"
#SHOW "Conjure elemental 149 1% 60"
#SHOW "Continual light 18 1% 1"
#SHOW "Create holy symbol 159 1% 37"
#SHOW "Cure critical 24 1% 33"
#SHOW "Cure light 26 1% 1"
#SHOW "Damnation 402 1% 111"
#SHOW "Detect evil 31 1% 1"
#SHOW "Detect good 32 1% 1"
#SHOW "Detect hidden 33 1% 1"
#SHOW "Detect invis 34 1% 1"
#SHOW "Detect magic 35 1% 1"
#SHOW "Exotic 419 1% 1"
#SHOW "Fire 1 1% 23"
#SHOW "Fire breath 84 1% 87"
#SHOW "Fireball 45 1% 18"
#SHOW "Flame arrow 173 1% 38"
#SHOW "Glare 394 1% 1"
#SHOW "Hand of justice 163 1% 53"
#SHOW "Holy arrow 454 1% 69"
#SHOW "Holy fury 393 1% 1"
#SHOW "Holy strike 472 1% 121"
#SHOW "Holy word 165 1% 131"
#SHOW "Ice cloud 85 1% 72"
#SHOW "Infernal voice 397 1% 26"
#SHOW "Kick 218 1% 1"
#SHOW "Knock 411 1% 101"
#SHOW "Lay hands 228 1% 1"
#SHOW "Lightning bolt 60 1% 32"
#SHOW "Locate corpse 240 1% 94"
#SHOW "Mace 204 1% 1"
#SHOW "Minor creation 176 1% 12"
#SHOW "Mobshield 456 1% 4"
#SHOW "Panic 323 1% 117"
#SHOW "Pillar of fire 399 1% 58"
#SHOW "Poison 66 1% 1"
#SHOW "Polearm 205 1% 1"
#SHOW "Prismatic spray 177 1% 14"
#SHOW "Purgatory 405 1% 143"
#SHOW "Purify 337 1% 67"
#SHOW "Repentance 400 1% 86"
#SHOW "Globe of invulnerability 174 73% 157"
#SHOW "Aim 338 75% 18"
#SHOW "Camp 246 75% 121"
#SHOW "Cancellation 10 75% 20"
#SHOW "Charge 267 75% 53"
#SHOW "Cleansing 158 75% 27"
#SHOW "Cure poison 27 75% 17"
#SHOW "Disarm 213 75% 21"
#SHOW "Dispel magic 38 75% 10"
#SHOW "Disrupt 412 75% 116"
#SHOW "Enchant armor 40 75% 33"
#SHOW ""
#SHOW "You have 0 training sessions available."
#SHOW "You have 22 practice sessions available."</value>
</alias>
<alias name="bldpl" id="2">
<value>llist = ""
;;
#CALL %vartype( llist, 4)
;;
#T+ gsptrig
;;
#STATE gsptrig 0
;;
show</value>
</alias>
<trigger name="gsptrig" priority="124750" regex="true" id="4">
<pattern>^-{25}\s*-{3}\s*-{4}\s*-{5}\s*-{5}$</pattern>
<value>#TEMP {^You have \d+ practice sessions left\.$} {splproc} "" "notrig|regex"</value>
<trigger type="Loop Lines" param="600" regex="true">
<pattern>^(?:[^\d]+)([^\s]+)\s*([^%]+)</pattern>
<value>$db = ""
;;
$db.Name = %1
$db.Sn = %2
;;
#ADDITEM llist $db</value>
</trigger>
</trigger>
<alias name="splproc" id="6">
<value>#T- gsptrig</value>
</alias>
</window>
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You will notice that after you run bldpl the temporary trigger will appear in the settings as a permanent trigger. The exit script (splproc) is never invoked because the pattern for the #TEMP trigger is wrong. However, this is no reason to create the trigger as a permanent setting. |
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Zugg
MASTER
Joined: 25 Sep 2000
Posts: 23379
Location: Colorado, USA
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Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:40 pm
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Temporary triggers are always displayed in the settings screen. That isn't a bug. This allows you to edit or remove a temporary trigger. The difference between a temporary trigger and a normal trigger is that a temporary trigger is not saved to your session *.pkg file.
I just confirmed that this is working fine with a simple test:
1) Run CMUD, Create a new session (call it "Test")
2) On the command line, type:
#TEMP {Hello world} {#SHOW This is a temp trigger}
3) Open the Settings Editor and verify that the trigger is shown. This is normal.
4) Close CMUD
5) Re-open CMUD and load the Test session created above
6) Open the Settings Editor to show that the temp trigger does not exist |
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Vijilante
SubAdmin
Joined: 18 Nov 2001
Posts: 5182
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Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 11:21 pm
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A few other notes.
Your second state for the gsptrig has a type of "Loop Lines", that should be a Loop Pattern.
The pattern on the second state is wrong for the sample lines you provided, a better pattern would be
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| ^(?:(You have \d+)|(\w++(?: \w++)*)\s+(\d+)) |
With that changed pattern you can eliminate the #TEMP trigger instead doing '#IF (%1) {#T- gsptrig;#EXIT}'; and your captures for name and sn would be %2 and %3 respectively. |
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