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I've got a temp trigger on the initial trigger of a multistate trigger that loops lines for the second state. The temp trigger's pattern is ^$ to look for a blank line, but I want to print out a resul ...

Eh. I posted about this a few weeks back.. but I didn't get too much of a response.
(The ansi colors aren't sent to MudMaster.. not sure if they get sent to other zChat users tho)
You'll have to use ...

Ah, ok. I don't really know the other person, but he's in the same clan as the one I'm in for a mud. ;) He said that he installed and tried out for a day and uninstalled to test it out later.. but if ...

Hi,

Is there an easy way to send color codes with zChat to MM2k? I've always used zMUD as my mud client, but I used MM2k as my chat client.
At first I wrote out some scripts with %ansi() but that ...

If the correct way to access a value from a database is %db(variable, key).. is the correct way to add/modify a key value is #addkey instead of variable.key = <value>

Also, how would someone ...

Btw.. why is it @{%i} ?
Wouldn't that look for a variable with the name of whatever is stored in %i?

Oh, and for anyone that has a similar situation to this.. the solution Troubadour was almost correct for my situation.

vtValue.goodNum = %2
vtValue.good = %3
vtValue.packNum = %4
vtValue.pack = ...

So the database can't sort either or can it?

But one way to sort would be with what I was doing earlier.
#forall @vtValues {
vtValue = %concat( %format( "&10.0n", %i.value), " ...

Is there any easy way to sort a list of record variables?
SELECT * FROM vtValues ORDER BY value DESC

Oh hrmm.. that's kinda interesting ;) MySQL with zMUD!

Btw.. what do you call these "variable databases"?
I was looking through the help files, but it seems like databases are something else.
I've had some database experience with MySQL, and i ...

Oooh, that looks good.

I haven't used dbs in zMUD before. I guess I'll look into those now, but it does seem straightforward.

Kinda like arrays/vectors in some other programming languages. blah[ ...

Is there a way to remove an item from a list if you don't know exactly what the item is?

Mm... usually I would create some sample triggers to explain on the forums, but I'll post part of my actual ...

Ok, thanks for the testing info.

I was thinking that specific data would be faster than using variables, but I wasn't too sure.

Thanks again.

Anybody know how efficient that would be? But I guess that isn't that big of an issue with faster computers/faster zMUD 6.40

Is there an easy way to match a fixed length "string" that can be made up of two characters.

Something like..
XXXXXXAAAAAAA
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
AAAAAAAAAAAAA

The X's will always come befo ...

I do not have zMapper, so I do not really know how it works, but I might get it later on.

I was just wondering about the hierarchical zone structure. Would it be a 'zone map' that can be zoomed in ...

About the (%w) or ({@enemylist}) for the pattern...

It might be more efficient/faster to go with the (%w).

The variable list causes the triggers to be remade on the fly because zMUD does not kno ...

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If excess spaces interfere, they can easily be removed. For instance,
#TR {Str: (*) Int: (*)$} {#IF %ismember(%strip(%1),@StrNo) {#VAR accept no};#IF %ismember(%strip(%2),@IntNo) {#VAR accept ...

Actually.. %n catches the ,'s and removes them for you.

#TRIGGER {(%n) gold} {#var gold {%1}}

Maybe... there is probably more output than what you gave for your example.
If you get a blank line or a prompt after each round..

eg:
Someone swings a shining steel longsword at you with all his ...

#class autoGrat
#TRIGGER {^INFO~: ~ has gained level (%d)!} {#if (!%ismember( %1, @gratList)) {#additem gratList {%1};#ALARM +%random( 2, 5) {gossip Gratz %1, only %eval( 41-%2) until you get to play ...

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#TRIGGER {(%*) massacres (%*)) {#sub {"%1" massacres "%2" ~(15~)}}

I would do something like that, but efficiency keeps poping up. There will be many others than jus ...

So this is what I have now..
#TRIGGER {( massacres *.)$} {#SUB {%ansi()%1 ~(15~)}

Is there any efficiency problems with *'s?

Also, for #SUB's that begin with a space, or anything that begins with a space. What is a good space filler? Right now I have a %ansi() and that keeps the space at the beginning.

I tried some "prompt" triggers, but when they print the data, it's already on the new line.