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 Topic: [1.24] - sign not parsed as operator with dbvars |
Procyon
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 Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 8:28 pm Subject: [1.24] - sign not parsed as operator with dbvars |
| #VAR test.one (@test.one-1) also experiences this problem, as does #VAR test.one %eval(@test.one-1) which is something I tried originally. But akin to %eval(@test.one)-1, (@test.one)-1 does work, inde ... |
| Topic: [1.24] - sign not parsed as operator with dbvars |
Procyon
Replies: 3
Views: 4868
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Forum: CMUD Beta Forum Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 9:06 am Subject: [1.24] - sign not parsed as operator with dbvars |
I ran into this issue while looking for a workaround to the dbvar/#ADD problem I reported earlier.
The command #VAR test.one @test.one-1 results in @test.one being set to a null value instead of re ... |
| Topic: [1.24] #SUB and custom functions |
Procyon
Replies: 2
Views: 8148
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 11:02 pm Subject: [1.24] #SUB and custom functions |
%ansi() always worked fine within a #SUB for me in zMUD, and seems to work in CMUD as well. This problem only comes about in a situation as described in the original post.
And in any case I'd rath ... |
| Topic: [1.24] Database variable and #ADD |
Procyon
Replies: 3
Views: 8659
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 6:07 pm Subject: [1.24] Database variable and #ADD |
| Pardon, if anything further comes up I'll be sure to post it there instead. |
| Topic: [1.24] #SUB and custom functions |
Procyon
Replies: 2
Views: 8148
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 6:06 pm Subject: [1.24] #SUB and custom functions |
#FUNC skill($string) {%ansi(red)~[%ansi(high,magenta)$string%ansi(red)~]%ansi(green)}
#TRIGGER {^test (*)} {
#SUB ... |
| Topic: [1.24] Database variable and #ADD |
Procyon
Replies: 3
Views: 8659
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 5:45 pm Subject: [1.24] Database variable and #ADD |
#ADD doesn't play nice with database variables.
Exempli gratia,
#VAR dbvar.test 1 // @dbvar.test is now 1
#ADD dbvar.test 1 // @dbvar.test is still 1
#ADD dbvar.test 5 // @dbvar.test is ... |
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