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Newbie Joined: 10 Dec 2002 Posts: 8

For some reason, when I try to use %i inside the name of a new trigger in a forall loop, it won't give me the name I need. Here's basically all it is:




#VARIABLE bool %prompt( "Yes", "Is this a new RP?") {} "Chat Capture"


#IF (@bool = "Yes") {


  #VARIABLE looping %prompt( "1", "How many RPers are there currently?") {} "Chat Capture"


  rpd


  #LOOP @looping {


    #ADDITEM rpers %prompt( "Tallas", "Who do you wish to add?")


    #FORALL {@rpers} {


      #CLASS {Chat Capture|%i}


      #TRIGGER {~(CHAT~) '[%i]} {#CAPTURE (1) RolePlay}


      #TRIGGER {~(CHAT~) [%i]} {#CAPTURE (1) RolePlay}


      #CLASS 0


      }


    }


  } {


  #ADDITEM rpers %prompt( "Tallas", "Who do you wish to add?")


  #FORALL {@rpers} {


    #CLASS {Chat Capture|%i}


    #TRIGGER {~(CHAT~) '[%i]} {#CAPTURE (1) RolePlay}}


    #TRIGGER {~(CHAT~) [%i]} {#CAPTURE (1) RolePlay}


    #CLASS 0


    }

For some reason, all I get here where %i is in the trigger is %{i}. I've tried changing it to <<%i>>, and that had no effect either. I also tried putting single "< >" tags around it, which also yielded no results. Any ideas on how I can get this to work ?

Jez

GURU Joined: 10 Oct 2000 Posts: 4379 Location: USA

You need to force zMUD into expanding %i instead of using it literaly:
#EXEC %concat("#TRIGGER {~(CHAT~) '", %i, "} {#CAPTURE (1) RolePlay}")
%i instead of using it literaly:
#EXEC %concat("#TRIGGER {~(CHAT~) ", %i, "} {#CAPTURE (1) RolePlay}")

Kjata

Newbie Joined: 10 Dec 2002 Posts: 8

Thanks! Appreciate it, Kjata. That worked as well as something I tried just recently, although my way was much more difficult.

Jez