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Novice Joined: 30 Apr 2003 Posts: 43 Location: Sweden

Hi. I have a question...

I have a trigger that looks something like this:

Pattern: You follow your master %1.

i have a #IF master leaves west then it should
%additem east to a variable named "Follow"

ok, so far so good.

Now the problem is. that since it adds. lets pretend he leaves
3w,4n. it will show: w,w,w,n,n,n,n. But the problem is that
it gives me the first %additem in the list. I want it to start from the last. Uhm let me just show you:

#IF (%1=north) {#VARIABLE follow %addItem( "s", @follow)} {#ABORT}
#IF (%1=northeast) {#VARIABLE follow %addItem( "sw", @follow)} {#ABORT}

The thing is, i want then todo a alias:
pattern: fback
value do @follow.

The problem is that the order is wrong.
It start from the FIRST %additem. so if I follow 2e,2n
and I type "fback"
then it will print: do w,w,s,s.
I want it to put the LAST %additem first and so on.
Any one understand what I am talking about?
If I loose track of my leader, I will just type: fback and I will return to the spot i started from.

Wizard Joined: 25 Mar 2003 Posts: 1113 Location: USA

I would suggest that you take a look at the Speedwalking Commands in the help files. It sounds like what you want to do could be easily handled by recording a path and then retracing it. Start with #MARK and when you're done save the path with #PATH (name). You can get back to where you started with #RETRACE (name). zMUD will reverse the directions for you, provided you have properly configured the directions in your settings for any non-standard directions.

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

Why don't you just use the %pathreverse function?