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dragonheart
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Joined: 09 Jun 2002
Posts: 15
Location: Norway
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 Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2006 12:58 pm
List extraction and sorting
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Greetings again all geniuses 
Again I have a certain "need" in the lands I play, and this is my idea.
When typing for example goods in a store, I get the following matrix up:
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Sword 400g 900g 5 Mace 200g 400g 4
Knife 50g 200g 3 Axe 200g 400g 10
Staff 10g 100g 10 Sling 100g 200g 1
Pebble 1g 10g 3000
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(due to font and such it doesn't always come neatly under each other. but anyways, that's not my real problem)
What I would like to do is to run through about 12 stores, extract the different fields (they're the same all the time, so that's a constant at least), keep the values, and then at the end present me with a list of stores whereI can buy one special item.
For instance, I'd like a listbutton where "Sword, Knife, Staff, Pebble, Mace, Axe and Sling" is listed. Then run through the 12 different stores (I can do that with one command so that's not an issue) look at the content, and at the end give me a list like this for example:
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Swords found at:
Breland 2 200g 400g
Gothia 10 200g 400g
Southshore 3 220g 400g
Nivlheim 30 150g 500g
etc etc.
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First column should be place they're found at, second is buy price, and third is sell price.
I'm not good at programming so I need to ask you wizards for help again. Anyone daring to venture along this with me?
I am very grateful for any help on this one.
Thanks
Best regards,
Dragonheart
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Vijilante
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Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 10:00 am
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There are a few further requirements.
First is a few lines before and after the inventory list. This is needed so that the triggers begin and end capturing at the right times.
Second will be some way of identifying which shop is being captured. If this is part of some header information at the beginning of the inventory list then great; otherwise you will have to supply it. Some possible ways you could supply it are from the mapper information, or as an additional parameter to the command that causes the list to be shown. |
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dragonheart
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Location: Norway
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Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 10:29 am
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Ok, there are two lines on top of this list.
Something like
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Type Stock Buy Sell Type Stock Buy Sell
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There is no indicator on which shop I'm looking at. I can look at all shops from one location (some privileges I have in my city)
I can type "tradestock Breland", "tradestock Nivlheim" etc. Then I get the two line heading plus the list underneath.
I hope this helps...
Edit Vijilante: Added code tags to preserve formatting. |
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Vijilante
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Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 1:02 am
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Alright you seem to have missed that I need some sort of ending line, so I will wing it and guess a blank line. Also this entire thing will be written off the top of my head with no testing, good luck.
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#CLASS ShopCapture
#VARIABLE ShopList {}
#VARIABLE TempShopCap {} {}
#ONINPUT "ShopCap" {^tradestock (%w)$} {#VARIABLE {%1} {} {_nodef} {ShopCapture}}
#CONDITION {^===================================$} {TempShopCap=""} {case}
#CONDITION {} {#IF (%line!="") {#ADDITEM TempShopCap {%insert("`",%line,29}} {#STATE ShopCap 4;#SET ShopCap 4 0} {Lopplines|param=20}
#CONDITION {*} {#SHOW Error In ShopCapture, excceded 20 line limit.}
#CONDITION {} {TempShopCap=%subchar(@TempShopCap,"| ","`|");#DELITEM TempShopCap {};TempShopCap=%subchar(@TempShopCap,"`|","| ");#FORALL @TempShopCap {#ADDKEY %t1 {%word(%i,1)} {%replace(%remove(%concat(%word(%i,1)," "),%i)," ","|")}};#ADDITEM ShopList {%t1};#STATE ShopCap 0}} {manual}
#ALIAS shoplist {#IF (%numparam=0) {#SHOW Usage shoplist itemType} {#FORALL @ShopList {#LOOPDB @{%i} {#IF (%lower(%1)=%lower(%key)) {#SHOW %key %word(%val,3) %word(%val,1) %word(%val,2)}}}}}
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That should about cover it. I will leave it up to you to create buttons if you want. Otherwise shoplist wherever should do once you have captured some information. There might be some 'syntax errors' if you examine all of it, but as long as all the script looks to be there then it is right. |
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