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Beginner Joined: 16 Mar 2004 Posts: 20

Hello all,
If I am in a room, with a standard exit north and a roomportal exits called test and Enter Trapdoor, and I run the following command:
#FORALL %roomexit {#Say %i -> room: %roomlink( ,%i)}

I get the following output:
n -> room: 2144
Enter Trapdoor -> room:
test -> room:

Can anyone tell me how to get the vnums for the the roomportal exits to show.

Thank you in advance.
Solem of AardWolf

SubAdmin Joined: 18 Nov 2001 Posts: 5182

Use the %roomportal function instead of %roomlink.

Adept Joined: 20 Jul 2004 Posts: 268

tried yer suggestion Vij and got this for
#FORALL %roomexit {#Say %i -> room: %roomportal( ,%i)}
d -> room:
e -> room:
s -> room:

I could be wrong but i think Solem was asking for one that would show both exits and portals...

SubAdmin Joined: 18 Nov 2001 Posts: 5182

#FORALL %roomexit {#SAY %i -> %if(%len("%i")=1,%roomlink(,%i),%roomportal(,%i))}

They are mutually exclusive. Knowing when one doesn't work just tells when to use the other. The test used here isn't 100%. All normal exits will be 1 character, but all nonstandard exits will not necessarily be more than 1 character. The likelyhood of a signle character nonstandard exit is small enough though that I would rather use that test then the other possibilties.

I apologize for the brievety of my first reply. I was still working on my first cup of coffee and getting over a lil flu bug. My day doesn't really start right until my third pint of coffee is in me.

Adept Joined: 20 Jul 2004 Posts: 268

*cough* actually, i just tried
#FORALL %roomexit {#SAY %i -> %if(%len("%i")=1,%roomlink(,%i),%roomportal(,%i))}
and it didnt do anything at all