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Adept
Joined: 10 Jan 2002
Posts: 264
Location: USA
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 Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2012 11:21 pm
Where is the "syntax checking error" in this trigger?
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1st, this trigger works, but I'm kinda anal about seeing "^ syntax error" :P
Pattern:
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^You are charged %d gold clan skill tax.$
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Valuse:
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#IF (@seek_mob_base_level <= 49) {target_range = "1-49"}
#IF ((@seek_mob_base_level >= 50) AND (@mob_base_level <= 99)) {target_range = "50-99"}
#IF ((@seek_mob_base_level >= 100) AND (@mob_base_level <= 150)) {target_range = "100-150"}
#IF ((@seek_mob_base_level >= 151) AND (@mob_base_level <= 199)) {target_range = "150-200"}
#IF (@seek_mob_base_level > 200) {target_range = "201"}
#IF (@debug) {#SHOW {~#TRIGGER ~{%expand(@target_description)~} ~{~#IF ~(~(~%zonenum~(~) %char(61) %eval(%zonenum)~) ~AND ~(~@current_level ~> %eval(@seek_mob_base_level - 22)~)~) ~{~#SUBSTITUTE ~{%expand(@seek_mob_short_name) ~%ansi~(~brown~)%if(@seek_align = good,G,E) ~%ansi~(blue~)%eval(@seek_mob_base_level)~}~;%if(@seek_align = good,good_target,evil_target) ~= %expand(@seek_target)~;auto_web %char(61) no~} ~{~#IF ~(~%zonenum~(~) %char(61) %eval(%zonenum)~) ~{~#SUBSTITUTE ~{~%ansi~(grey~)%expand(@seek_mob_short_name) ~%ansi~(brown~)%if(@seek_align = good,G,E) ~%ansi~(blue~)200~}~}~}~} ~{Auto|target|@target_range|@area_keyword%if(@seek_align = good,,|evil)~}}}
#EXEC {#TRIGGER {%expand(@target_description)} {~#IF ~(~(~%zonenum~(~) %char(61) %eval(%zonenum)~) ~AND ~(~@current_level ~> %eval(@seek_mob_base_level - 22)~)~) ~{~#SUBSTITUTE ~{%expand(@seek_mob_short_name) ~%ansi~(~brown~)%if(@seek_align = good,G,E) ~%ansi~(blue~)%eval(@seek_mob_base_level)~}~;%if(@seek_align = good,good_target,evil_target) ~= %expand(@seek_target)~;auto_web %char(61) no~} ~{~#IF ~(~%zonenum~(~) %char(61) %eval(%zonenum)~) ~{~#SUBSTITUTE ~{~%ansi~(grey~)%expand(@seek_mob_short_name) ~%ansi~(brown~)%if(@seek_align = good,G,E) ~%ansi~(blue~)200~}~}~}} {Auto|target|@target_range|@area_keyword%if(@seek_align = good,,|evil)}}
#CLASS {Auto|target|add|support} 0
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error:
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#EXEC {#TRIGGER {%expand(@target_description)} {~#IF ~(~(~%zonenum~(~) %char(61
^ syntax error
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Why is it complaining? What do I change/add? |
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shalimar
GURU
Joined: 04 Aug 2002
Posts: 4690
Location: Pensacola, FL, USA
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Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2012 8:32 am
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no closing curly brackets
Why do you have so many of the special characters escaped out anyway? |
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Joined: 10 Jan 2002
Posts: 264
Location: USA
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Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2012 7:12 am
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all brackets & braces {curly brackets} are accounted for... if you #EXEC the statement it creates a flwless trigger, if it were missing a brace/bracket it would not create the trigger correctly.
Prolly not everything is required to be a %char() or escaped, but much of that is so it is not expanded when the alias creates the trigger.
The following SIMPLE but unreleated alias would show the exact same syntax parsing error...
#CLASS {testing} {disable}
#ALIAS make_it {#EXEC{#TRIGGER {you are @here} {do something}}}
#VARIABLE here {123}
#TRIGGER {you are 123} {do something}
#CLASS 0
Notice belowthe trigger was created with @here... with the syntax error above, it works properly...
#CLASS {testing} {disable}
#ALIAS make_it {#TRIGGER {you are @here} {do something}}
#VARIABLE here {456}
#TRIGGER {you are @here} {do something}
#CLASS 0
Now i know i could create that without the exec and make it work, it is a simple example to show it aint a missing brace. The trigger I am makeing with my alias needs some things evaluated and other things passed as they are, #EXEC lets this happen and he escaping keeps it from happening where needed.
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Here is the result of having debug=1 last time i used the alias...
#TRIGGER {A rat is here, packing things away in a suitcase.} {#IF ((%zonenum() = 179) AND (@current_level > 188)) {#SUBSTITUTE {The Archivist %ansi(brown)E %ansi(blue)210};evil_target = Pack;auto_web = no} {#IF (%zonenum() = 179) {#SUBSTITUTE {%ansi(grey)The Archivist %ansi(brown)E %ansi(blue)200}}}} {Auto|target|150-200|dunoir|evil}
Loaded in ultraedit and formatted for brace/bracket matching
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#TRIGGER {
A rat is here, packing things away in a suitcase.
}
{
#if ((%zonenum() = 179) AND (@current_level > 188))
{#SUBSTITUTE {
The Archivist %ansi(brown)E %ansi(blue)210
}
;evil_target = Pack
;auto_web = no
}
{
#IF (%zonenum() = 179)
{
#SUBSTITUTE {%ansi(grey)The Archivist %ansi(brown)E %ansi(blue)200
}
}
}
} {Auto|target|150-200|dunoir|evil}
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I count 8 {'s and 8 }'s in the parsed/created/error free trigger... |
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Scirkhan
Apprentice
Joined: 14 Sep 2007
Posts: 167
Location: aztx
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Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 10:43 am
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I remember using #exec in a similar fashion (the error syntax changes annoy me too), along with sending commands to other windows, and also putting values into variables. I always assumed I was doing something wrong, but I don't know, only ways I could get some things to work... I wonder what I was doing wrong.
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