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Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 2:12 am

I'm trying to get a feature of the game to become automated because it's pretty tedious and can be a bother.

what happens is it will present you with a prompt of two choices, you have to select the one without grammar mistakes to recharge certain energies.

I will list an example below.

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[To pick the pure stream, subvocalize the option corresponding to it. To end the process, concentrate on your own stream of thoughts.]

Two symbolic streams flow into your thoughts and present themselves before your mind's eye:

[1] Okay, you primitive screwheads, listen up! You see this? This... is my Boomstick! The 12-gauge double-barreled Remington, S-Mart's top of the line. You can find this in the sporting goods department. That's right, this sweet baby was made in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Retails for about $109.95. It's got a walnut stock, cobalt blue steel, and a hair trigger. That's right: Shop smart, shop S-Mart. You got that?

[2] She is haunting me with a screwdriver as she lay there dozing next to defend it burn my lungs about health, about the colour Green potato or an alien thing that looks best in chiaroscuro, a desperate man will avoid you LIKE the appearance, of success, Londo, is our lack of partner, if they can't handle drugs terror and manipulation of reckoning!!!

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I currently have about 50 set up but i'd imagine there are around a thousand possible statements.

What i'd like it to do is to first trigger when it sees the [1] or the [2] then scan afterwards, this isn't the issue, i have a trigger set for that.

?(%d)? Okay, you primitive screwheads, listen up

and it returns sub %1

this would work fine for it, but i want it to auto make itself each time it encounters one it hasn't already.

so is there any way i can get it to do something like...

#trigger {Two symbolic streams flow} then have it capture each option [1] and [2] to memory, check to see #if it's an existing variable, if it != a variable then wait for input from me (i would type sub 1 or sub 2) and then it would make a trigger that would copy the string from the choice i made and add it to the list of available triggers, and if it gets to a string it already has in the variable list, terminate and allow the other trigger to activate normally.

thanks for any help you can offer.

Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 3:49 pm

You would want to capture both options into a variables.
@one and @two

then you need two stringlists, one for good grammar and one for bad
@goodGrammar and @badGrammar

#ALIAS testGrammar {
#IF (%ismember(@one, @goodGrammar)) {sub 1;#ADDITEM badGrammer @two;#EXIT}
#IF (%ismember(@two, @goodGrammar)) {sub 2;#ADDITEM badGrammer @one;#EXIT}
#IF (%ismember(@one, @badGrammar)) {sub 2;#ADDITEM goodGrammer @two;#EXIT}
#IF (%ismember(@two, @badGrammar)) {sub 1;#ADDITEM goodGrammer @one;#EXIT}
#PRINT {Neither example given is known}
}