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Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 8:10 pm

Trying to make a trigger that will catch how many spells I have mastered from my spell list...I tried making the trigger reparse, but for some reason it makes zMUD crash....this is my current spell list and a rough idea of what it looks like and all. I can make it catch it once, but there are two spells, generally, on each line and it won't catch the second one so the number is off....any ideas?

SubAdmin Joined: 18 Nov 2001 Posts: 5182

I never really like playing with reparse states. Everything can be done with a single parsing state. Of course to start the whole we really need some text before the list, and something after that tells us the end has been reached. Provide those 2 things and it becomes a very simple matter.

GURU Joined: 23 Dec 2000 Posts: 4834 Location: USA

Should be fairly simple even without the boundary triggers. You will need three triggers:

1)Mentor - depetrification (not learned) gate (superb)

#trigger {({@SpellCategory})%s- ([%w%s])~(({@SpellMastery})~)([%w%s])~(({@SpellMastery})~)} {}

2) petrification (not learned) spell ward (superb)

#trigger {^%s([%w%s])~(({@SpellMastery})~)([%w%s])~(({@SpellMastery})~)} {}

3) faerie fog (mastered)

#trigger {^%s([%w%s])~(({@SpellMastery})~)%s$} {}

The boundary triggers just allow us to enable and disable this triggerset so we don't have to worry about mismatches or unnecessary trigger processing. The trick for the last two triggers is to prevent any overlap.

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 2:21 pm

unless i misunderstood the question, all he wants is to know how many spells he has mastered...
#alias command_to_show_that_list {#t+ mastered_count_trigger_on;#t+ mastered_count_trigger_off;#var mastered_count 0
#trigger "mastered_count_trigger_on" {~(mastered~)} {#add mastered_count 1}
#trigger "mastered_count_trigger_on" {whatever is displayed at the end of the thing} {#show I have mastered @mastered_count spells/skills;#t- mastered_count_trigger_on;#t- mastered_count_trigger_off}

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 11:04 pm

Vitae, That won't work, because of the double mastered spells per line. I made something similar to that but it only caught the first so the number was off... Thanks anyway for your efforts. It is appreciated.

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 11:06 pm

Vijilante, Couldn't you just use the Innate - for the first set of text? And then just use a blank line for the ending. I am going to attempt to plug in the script Matt made and see if it will work though. Here's hoping. :)

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

@Alaric there is always a previous line to trigger on but here is something to try

Very rough example with limited code

#TRIGGER "master" {^Innate -} {masteredlist=0;#TEMP "endline" {^&} {#STATE master 0}}
#COND {^(*)$} {
#IF (%pos("(mastered)",%copy("%1",1,45))) {#ADD masteredlist 1}
#IF (%pos("(mastered)",%copy("%1",46,32))) {#ADD masteredlist 1}
} {reparse}
#COND {^(*)$} {
#IF (%pos("(mastered)",%copy("%1",1,45))) {#ADD masteredlist 1}
#IF (%pos("(mastered)",%copy("%1",46,32))) {#ADD masteredlist 1}
} {manual}

Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 3:21 pm

Bleh, sorry Alaric.
for some reason i thought it would count the entire line, not just the 1st instance of it...makes sense that it WOULD count the entire line tho...*mutter*
tried a few variations as well with * and (%*), but none worked..Prolly best off with Nexela's version

Apprentice Joined: 20 Sep 2005 Posts: 135

#VAR MCount 0
#VAR templist ""
#ALIAS spellsmc {templist=""; MCount=0;#T+ MasterCounter;spell list command}
#TR "MasterCounter" {(*)} {#VAR templist {%replace( %replace( %replace( %1, "(", ""), ")", ""), " ", "|"))};#FORALL @templist {#IF (%i="mastered") {#ADD MCount 1}}} "" {disable}
#TR {^$} {#T- MasterCounter;#SH %ansi(white)You have mastered @MCount spells!}

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