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Oh, I noticed that the RT trigger wasn't regex early on and fixed that. Mine has been regex ever since I started using the queue, basically.

I do use #CALL @queue("study my compendium",1). I note ...

Thank you. :-)

I was messing with it some more today, without the vocals stuff running, to see if it gets caught up anywhere else too. I caught this:

> study my compendium

With a sudden ...

Ah, the queue does the same thing when the "Vocals" thread ends its #WAIT and sends "exp skill vocals:"

You turn to the section containing Dwarven physiology.
> study my compendium

You begin ...

Regarding the queue, I have it disregard RT sometimes... All the commands sent to the game here were sent by the queue:

You turn to the section containing Gor'Tog physiology.
> study my compen ...

Aha, I think I figured out why it was executing the else. It's because the pattern was catching some space after "mind lock" and "dazed," so %1 would be things like "mind lock " rather than just ...

I just got around to messing with this again. I copied all that into a separate session and it doesn't (appear to) do anything. When I type "zvocals" it says it's already active, which when I looked ...

Yeah, it seems like things only go batty when the "You finish humming" trigger executes twice for some reason.

Since I can't use the script debugger, here's the best I can do. This all happened in ...

Thank you! I changed the alias QueueExecutor to this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<cmud>
<alias name="QueueExecutor" copy="ye ...

I'm still getting things triggering off "You finish humming" twice. :-/

Okay, what seems to be happening is that sometimes there are commands in @QueueData and nothing in @PendingCommands. I tested this with zvocals where there is no roundtime associated with anything. ...

I tried testing the queue with a script that has commands that have an RT. One thing I noticed is that the RoundTime trigger wasn't set to #REGEX so I fixed that real quick.

It doesn't seem to det ...

Hah, that's actually pretty funny; I had gotten really diligent about using the script debugger before testing anything, so I think I used it pretty much every session before typing anything.

I jus ...

I caught an example of the queue not sending commands if the thread is not already running, i.e. if I start up the program and just run zvocals first. During the same session, I caught an example of ...

Not sure if this is any more helpful, but a little more information about things triggering twice:

1. It happens about 75% of the time (rough estimate) on that "You finish humming" line. To reite ...

I tried opening CMUD again and testing things, and it didn't crash this time. I'm not sure what gets it into that state, but I have restarted the computer since then so maybe that cleaned out some we ...

Hrm. I only spent a couple of hours testing offline when I got up 3:30 this morning. For the most part the usage of the queue is meant for things where you need to launch a whole series of commands ...

Also, a couple times now I've closed CMUD, opened it again, did the #CALL @queue(,,"RESET"), and then tried to do zvocals and the program has just outright froze. :-/

EDIT: Actually, that's all i ...

Hmm, I'm getting all kinds of weird errors now. I thought maybe I'd corrupted the session so I exported it to XML, deleted it, and imported it, etc, but it's just acting really oddly. By that I mean ...

EDIT: Nevermind, think I figured this one out too.

I thought of another thing related to #2...

#3. Some different commands result in the same output. For example, if I'm playing an instrument and want to stop I need to "stop play," and I get the ...

I have two issues so far...

1. EDIT: Figured this one out. I have to do stuff like #CALL @queue("hum " @vocplay), got it.

2. @Queue("command",,"D") -- Informs the worker thread that command ...

Thank you; that fixed it. :-) I'm going to play around with it now.

Thank you! I can't get that to paste or import, yet, though. It gives me this error:

File: . Line: 95 Col: 36 Error: Invalid XML name: '2'

(The line is #IF (%numitems(@PendingCommands)<2) )

LOL, yeah, something in the queue code definitely makes things weird. I have no problems with #SEND, but when I make everything queue I get weird stuff like this, where a trigger triggers twice off t ...

That change works great. I caught another problem with the triggers while I was testing it... I could get this string back from the game: "You fumble slightly as you begin to hum a quiet rumba."
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