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Newbie Joined: 07 Nov 2000 Posts: 6 Location: USA

Okay, I've got a trigger that works like this.

Patt: ^(%w) informs you '~[(*)~]'$
Comm: #IF %ismember(%1,@trusted) {#IF %ismember(%2,@item) {get %2;give %2 Hex} {#NOOP}} {#NOOP}

Explanation:
@trusted = People with their bots that go do things for others.
@item = An item or list of items that is broken and needs repair.

Now that that is established, this trigger works perfect. There is only one problem with it. On this mud sometimes our hands are slippery and one of our fingers slips while giving items to another person. My problem is within here.

What happens is while giving a list of items to Hex, I drop more than one and the drop messages vary a bit. (i.e. Your grip loosens and you drop it. You sneeze and drop it. etc...) I am certain the only way to fix this is by having zmud resend the command that was sent to the mud. I tried using !! but that doesn't work because the commands were sent via trigger and not the command line. I was wondering if there is a fuction/command or something like that to send the last thing sent to the mud even if it was through a trigger, and if there is does it work like !! does and can I use it like !3 and resend the 3rd to last thing sent.

-Melinko

Zmud 6.62
XP 3000
200GB HD
ATI 9800 Pro
WinXP 2600

Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2003 11:00 am

#IF (%ismember(%1,@trusted) & %ismember(%2,@item)) {get %2;give %2 Hex}
will achieve the same thing, and is somewhat easier to write and read, so I will use that.
[?] Where to go from here?

One possibility is to use a multistate trig to prove success, such as:

#TR {^(%w) informs you '~[(*)~]'$} {#IF (%ismember(%1,@trusted) & %ismember(%2,@item)) {get %2;give %2 Hex}}
#COND {({You give|You drop|Another you drop|Yet another failure})} {#IF (%1 = "You give") {#ECHO Success!! //also do anything else you wish to do on success} {#ECHO You droppped it!!//and whatever you want to do when you've dropped it}}

There are other possibilities, but this one is the simplest I could think of. Let me know if it doesn't work or if there are problems with it as I don't fully understand what you're trying to do.

Incidentally.. if, when you detect you've failed, you wish to pick it up and give it to them again... try using these commands:
get %t2
give %t2 to %t1