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Beginner Joined: 24 Feb 2005 Posts: 23

hey! this is my first post here... i currently use zmud to play isengard and i have autosplit trigs i wrote for when i get gold, sell items etc, however i was curious if there was a way to make this trigger so that it is not static... for example; when you type "party" it says People in your group: tom, dick, harry. Well i was wondering if you could help me figure out how it will recognize an infinite amount of group members with that command, thanks in advance for any help!

Adept Joined: 30 Dec 2003 Posts: 226

If that's an exact quote from your mud, and it's always like that, it'd be pretty easy to put those in a variable, if that's what you're asking (correct me if I'm wrong). There was a very similar thing in another thread recently.

#TRIGGER {People in your group: (*).$} {#VAR group %replace("%1", ", ", "|")}

You can modifiy the trigger pattern for exactly what your mud outputs, if that's not an exact quote from the mud.

Beginner Joined: 24 Feb 2005 Posts: 23

People in your group: Joe, Bob

ok, that is exact text from my mud... lemme try to explain a bit better what im looking for; i want to be able to type "party" (shows the above text, who is in my group) and have it set each person in my group as a group member, ie. joe would be 'groupmember1' and bob would be 'groupmember2'. i want this trigger to be for an infinite amount of people in my group, so that i dont have to manually make a variable for each groupmember up to a certain amount. so no matter how many people are listed after "People in your group:" it would automatically make each person in the list a different group member for splitting gold

Enchanter Joined: 05 Mar 2003 Posts: 593 Location: Canada

do you want to capture the groupmember names?
or just to count how many there are a make a variable for them?
what are you going to assign to the variables?

Beginner Joined: 24 Feb 2005 Posts: 23

i want to capture the names, and assign them a variable, and if possible count them as well, in order to make my autosplit triggers give them gold

Adept Joined: 30 Dec 2003 Posts: 226

If you just want the names, etc, for autosplitting, you can do that with putting them into one variable, like I did above. Then you make an alias:

#TRIGGER {People in your group: (*).$} {#VAR group %replace("%1", ", ", "|")}
#ALIAS split {#FORALL @group {give %eval(%1/(%numitems(@group)+1)) coins %i}}

Then just do "split xxx" to split xxx coins between all of your group members. The +1 right after %numitems is in there to keep an equal amount for yourself; I'm assuming that you are not included in the group members listed. If the list of group members includes your name, just get rid of the +1 there.

Then, you could integrate this into a trigger, if you want it to automatically split any coins you get:

#TRIGGER {You get (%d) coins.} {split %1}

You'd have to change the triggering text to fit your mud's syntax. Hope I'm understanding you right and this helps :)

Beginner Joined: 24 Feb 2005 Posts: 23

ok not getting any responses in the other one... HELP! hehe ok, these triggers worked GREAT, until my mud changed the output for the 'party' command... so now, instead of just listing the other people in my group, it now shows this if im leading the group: People in your group: You(leader), Harry. Or, if im not leading the group: Harry(leader), Minish. me being minish in the equation here... so obviously, this poses some problems with my autosplit trigs... any help here would be great!

Beginner Joined: 11 Apr 2005 Posts: 10

#TRIGGER {People in your group: (*).$} {#VAR group %replace("%1", ", ", "|")}
#ALIAS split {#FORALL @group {#IF (!%regex(%1,"^You")) {give %eval(%1/(%numitems(@group)+1)) coins %i}}}

that'll remove You from the list, you'll need to write a regex for removing (Leader) from %1 if it's there, something like

%regex(%1,"^(\w+)(?:Leader)?")

which would make

#ALIAS split {#FORALL @group {#IF (!%regex(%1,"^You"))) {%regex(%1,"^(\w+)(?:Leader)?");give %eval(%1/(%numitems(@group)+1)) coins %i}}}

it "should" work, you may need to escape some things, I haven't tested it, I'm sure someone will pop in and fix if I did.