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Beginner Joined: 12 May 2003 Posts: 24

ok, I am having problems with a capture from Dragonrealms. Using the GSw trigger, you can get weather/time/event updates. It is also used for other special formatting (like "monospace") Anyway, I get this from the server...if I watch the raw input. (turn the GSL Emulation off)

GSw00008<panelData id="weather"><weatherdata>1001109010</weatherdata></panelData>
GSw00008<panelData id="weather"><lineone>40th day of Moliko the Balance</lineone><linetwo>Year of the Bronze Wyvern</linetwo><linethree>372 A.V.</linethree></panelData>

When I use the following trigger:

#TRIGGER {w} {#win status %gsl( w)} "" {gsl}

I get the output that looks like this...

000081001109010
0000840th day of Moliko the BalanceYear of the Bronze Wyvern372 A.V.

If I try putting it into a variable, I get something similar. So, my question is, how do I get it to "show" the input in another window without stripping the data from it?

Beginner Joined: 12 May 2003 Posts: 24

oh, and here was the actual output if I save it to a variable...

00008panelData id=weatherweatherdata1001210110/weatherdata/panelData

it strips out all the '<' and '>' from the output.

Magician Joined: 23 Apr 2003 Posts: 358 Location: USA

To simply record all of that data:

#TRIGGER {w} {#SHOW %gsl(w);#CAPTURE gsl;#GAG} "" {gsl}

I've been trying to work with that string of data, but haven't figured out the weather patterns. I'm currently using this script:

quote:

#CLASS {Weather}
#TRIGGER {w} {#IF {%copy( %gsl( w), 7, 9)="panelData"} {#IF {%copy( %gsl( w), 31, 11)="weatherdata"} {#IF {%copy( %gsl( w), 48, 7)=weather} {#VAR Weather1 "";#VAR Weather2 "";#VAR Weather3 %copy( %gsl( w), 43, 3)} {#VAR Weather1 %copy( %gsl( w), 43, 5);#VAR Weather2 %copy( %gsl( w), 48, 2);#VAR Weather3 %copy( %gsl( w), 50, 3)}}} {#IF {%copy( %gsl( w), 7, 12)="output class"} {} {#SH {~*~*~*Unrecognized ~%gsl~(w~)~: %gsl( w)~;%time( HH:MM:SS)}}}} "" {gsl}
#WATCH @Weather1
#WATCH @Weather2
#WATCH @Weather3
#CLASS 0

I currently have it set to just watch on the Debugger Window, but you can set it to capture the data with the current time as it comes in and stuff.

This pretty much breaks it down, so far as I can tell. Weather1 (which should probably be 2 strings) tells where the sun is (sunrise, high noon, etc) and the weather (cloudy, raining, etc). Weather2 states the time to nearest Anlas (00 is The Anlas of Anduwen). I'm baffled what Weather3 is, but if you're indoors, that's all you get. If you can decode that string, I could use it to create a pictoral panel, like the one in eScape.