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Wanderer Joined: 16 Feb 2001 Posts: 57

I've got a temp trigger on the initial trigger of a multistate trigger that loops lines for the second state. The temp trigger's pattern is ^$ to look for a blank line, but I want to print out a result of what the looping state has done (that part of the trigger modifies some variables). But as the temp trigger fires on the empty line, I print a message that also has an empty line, so it triggers on itself, even though the temp trigger has already been activated.

I've gotten around this by #untrigger-ing as the first command of the temp trigger, but is there any other way to avoid this issue?

#TRIGGER "Stuff" {Pattern} {#VARIABLE Blah {};#TEMP {^$} {#STATE {Stuff} (0);#UNTRIGGER {^$} {Class};#IF (@Blah != "") {#SAY {Blah%cr}}} Class} "Class" {case|verbatim}
#COND {^Pattern2} {Blah=BlahBlah} {looplines|param=50|case}

MASTER Joined: 28 Nov 2000 Posts: 4817 Location: USA

Yes. Don't put an empty line in your #SAY.
#TRIGGER "Stuff" {Pattern} {#VARIABLE Blah {};#TEMP {^$} {#STATE {Stuff} (0);#IF (@Blah != "") {#SAY {Blah%cr" "}}} Class} "Class" {case|verbatim}
#COND {^Pattern2} {Blah=BlahBlah} {looplines|param=50|case}