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golgepapaz
Beginner
Joined: 09 Sep 2010
Posts: 13
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 Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2012 6:03 pm
problem with trigger ansi codes and some miscellaneous questions..
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I have a trigger pair that looks up stats for items in database and appends it stats to the end of he item if it can find them
First one is finds the item in the database and prepares the string to be appended...
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<trigger priority="4460" regex="true" prompt="true" id="478">
<pattern>^(\s+(?:\(Illusionary\)\s|\(Magical\)\s|\(Glowing\)\s|\(Humming\)\s)*+(?:a pair of |a set of |an |some |the |a )?(.*))</pattern>
<value>dbvar = %find(%2,"All")
#IF (NOT %null(@dbvar)) {
itemtext=""
$stathp = %db(dbvar,hp)
#if ($stathp) {itemtext = @itemtext + "hp:" +$stathp+" "}
$statmana = %db(dbvar,mana)
#if ($statmana) {itemtext = @itemtext + "mana:" +$statmana+" "}
snipped for brevity .......
itemtext = "<"+%ansi(yellow)%trim(@itemtext)+">"
}
{
itemtext=""
}</value>
</trigger>
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The second one works on the same pattern and just appends the "itemtext" to incoming line and relies on the first trigger to be executed first
(because I don't know if it's possible to use #sub in the value part of the same trigger)
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<trigger name="stat4" priority="4700" regex="true" prompt="true" id="477">
<pattern>^(\s+(?:\(Illusionary\)\s|\(Magical\)\s|\(Glowing\)\s|\(Humming\)\s)*+(?:a pair of |a set of |an |some |the |a )?(.*))</pattern>
<value>#SUB {%1 @itemtext}
itemtext=""</value>
</trigger>
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So when the Mud for example sends to following lines
<worn on finger> a golden ring set with a dragonseye
<worn on finger> (Glowing) a ring set with a flaming red ruby
<worn around neck> a fine leather cloak
<worn around neck> ---
<worn on body> a black breastplate
What I see on the screen is
<worn on finger> a golden ring set with a dragonseye <hp:15 mana:30>
<worn on finger> (Glowing) a ring set with a flaming red ruby <hp:10 mana:10>
<worn around neck> a fine leather cloak <unknown>
<worn around neck> --- <unknown>
<worn on body> a black breastplate <hp:10 hit:1 dam:2>
The whole line is captured as %1 and the "ring set with a flaming red ruby" is captured as %2 as it should be
So far so good, The problem is that "(Glowing)" part of the line is send in yellow color(Well I think..I have daltonism. :) ) and my triggers
substitute that with default gray color
Choosing "ANSI Trigger" option on both triggers causes lines to be displayed exactly as (This time "Glowing" is displayed in color though)
<worn on finger> a golden ring set with a dragonseye <hp:15 mana:30>
(Glowing) a ring set with a flaming red ruby <worn around neck> a fine leather cloak <unknown><worn around neck> ---
<worn on body> a black breastplate <hp:10 hit:1 dam:2>
I don't know what to do solve this problem. I think I need to incorporate that %e[xx stuff in the pattern somehow
but have no idea how.A few attempts resulted in failure..Any pointers would be greatly appreciated..
Onto my second question; I want to stats are displayed also in color, but in the first trigger if I use
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| itemtext = %ansi(yellow)"<"+%trim(@itemtext)+">" (I want to make whole "itemtext" yellow) |
I see;
<worn on finger><worn on finger> (Glowing) a ring set with a flaming red ruby <hp:10 mana:10>
So, I resort to
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| itemtext = "<"+%ansi(yellow)%trim(@itemtext)+">" |
This does what I want except the first "<" character but still no idea why..
On a unrelated note I've tried to use
@dbvar.hp notation instead of $stathp = %db(dbvar,hp) but couldn't read the Hp value
whatsoever. I am using CMUDPro 3.33a (16-12-2010)
Sorry for the verbose post, but I did not want to tire you for omitting some crucial information.. |
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Rahab
Wizard
Joined: 22 Mar 2007
Posts: 2320
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Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 1:19 pm
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Yes, you need to incorporate the ansi codes into your trigger patterns. The easiest way is to get some mud text containining the color codes on your screen, open the Package Editor, start to create a new trigger, mark it as an ANSI trigger, then cut and paste the text into the trigger pattern. This should paste the correct escape codes into the pattern, and you can use those codes in your more complete pattern.
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