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bair
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Joined: 31 Oct 2006
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 Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 7:36 pm
assigning multiple lines to an array
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I have 2 quest cards, which each can have a total of 4 items on them, which i would like to capture to 2 different arrays (separated by card) so I can put them into a window.
[558199 exp] <11105hp 11105m 11105mv> <69bl> complete card
complete 2.card
[558199 exp] <11105hp 11105m 11105mv> <69bl> You still need to find the following:
Typhoeus' fallen dragon scales.
A metal helmet.
The Phantom Blade.
A gnoll slaver walks in from the east.
[558199 exp] <11105hp 11105m 11105mv> <69bl> You still need to find the following:
A brass handled, iron bladed shamshir.
^^Example of mud text. So pretty much when i type complete card, complete 2.card, I'd like it to assign the 3/4 items from the first card to @qcard1 and the 1/4 items from the second card to @qcard2. Any advice/code is appreciated. |
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bair
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 6:52 pm
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Arminas
Wizard
Joined: 11 Jul 2002
Posts: 1265
Location: USA
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 10:22 pm
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Ok, when you are using Zmud/Cmud what most people think of as an array is what you do with a string list.
There are arrays yes. But they are not the best solution in this case. You want a database variable or a string list.
So you could do this.
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Alias name: cardCap
Alias value:
#if (%1="1") {cardL=card1;complete card}
#if (%1="2") {cardL=card2;complete 2.card}
Trigger Pattern:
You still need to find the following:
Trigger Value:
#T+ CardCapt
#trigger Pattern:
(*)
Trigger ID:
CardCapt
Trigger Value:
#if (%match(%1,"^?%d exp? <%dhp %dm %dmv> <%dbl>")>0 and (!%null(@cardL)))
{
#if (@cardcaptV>=1) {
#T- CardCapt
cardcaptV=0
cardL=%null} {#add cardcaptV 1}
}
{
#additem @{cardL} %1
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Now this only does one card at a time. You would first type Cardcap 1, wait a moment then type cardcap 2.
This is a start. If you look around there are a few posts about using the status window with string lists around here. |
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Arminas
Wizard
Joined: 11 Jul 2002
Posts: 1265
Location: USA
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 10:26 pm
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BTW this set up also captures the "A gnoll slaver walks in from the east." as one of your items. There are several tricks you could use to get rid of that line. I just posted a quick example as no-one had responded in so long.
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