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Newbie Joined: 24 Feb 2008 Posts: 4

I'm trying to put together a "custom" prompt in Lusternia. The basic prompt is:
300h, 300m, 300e, 300p, 300en, 300w ex-

I made a trigger, with the following:
Pattern: (%d)h, (%d)m, (%d)e, (%d)p, (%d)en, (%d)w (*)-
Value:
#ADDKEY stats curr_hp %1
#ADDKEY stats curr_mp %2
#ADDKEY stats curr_ego %3
#ADDKEY stats curr_power %4
#ADDKEY stats curr_end %5
#ADDKEY stats curr_wp %6

#IF (%pos( "e", %7)) {#ADDKEY balances mental 1} {#ADDKEY balances mental 0}

#IF (%pos( "x", %7)) {#ADDKEY balances physical 1} {#ADDKEY balances physical 0}

#IF (%db( @flags, score)) {
#ADDKEY flags score 0
#T- score4
#T- score3
#T- score2
#T- score1
#UNGAG
#GAGOFF
}

What I want to do is use PSUB to make the trigger look like this:
300(100%)h, 300(100%)m, 300(100%)e, 300p, 300(100%)en, 300(100%)w ex (2 61.82%)-

Now, I added in the appropriate PSUBs, in the form of
#PSUB {%1~(100~%~)} %x1

It worked whenever I typed in a command, and was given back information from the server. However... if I was just given information, for example, someone walked by me, then it gave something like this:
300h, 300m, 300e, 300p, 300en, 300w ex- 300(100%) 300(100%) 300(100%) 300(100%) 300 300(100%) 300(100%) ex (2 61.82%)

Why does this happen, and how do I stop this?

Newbie Joined: 24 Feb 2008 Posts: 4

No one has any ideas why this is happening?

Newbie Joined: 24 Feb 2008 Posts: 4

Update: seems to only happen when there is more than one #PSUB in the trigger. As I want to replace every bracketed wild-card in the trigger... this is insanely frustrating.

Wizard Joined: 11 Jul 2002 Posts: 1265 Location: USA

I'm wondering why you are using psub and not simply sub? also why don't you build the string that you want to sub or psub instead of using two?

Newbie Joined: 24 Feb 2008 Posts: 4

Mostly because of colours. I wasn't too keen on having to recalculate all the colours in the prompt. The PSUB, if working correctly, would use the colours already given in the prompt by the mud. I'm thinking I;m going to have to resort to that, though.