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Fang Xianfu
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Joined: 26 Jan 2004
Posts: 5155
Location: United Kingdom
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 Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 5:13 am
[2.18] Looplines problem?
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I was talking to someone last night, trying to adapt a zMUD script to CMUD. Here's the script he had:
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#CLASS {MapCapture}
#ALIAS map {#T+ "mapcap_trig1";~map}
#TRIGGER "mapcap_trig1" {^--*} {#GAG;#CAP "map"} "" {disable}
#COND {(*)} {#GAG;#cap "map"} {looplines|param=23}
#COND {^--*} {#GAG;#CAP "map";#T- "mapcap_trig1"}
#CLASS 0 |
and an example of the text it's supposed to match:
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--- Area 339: Mount Gheladan ----------------
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[ ]-[ ]-[ ]-[ ]-[ ]
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[ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]-[ ]-[ ]
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[ ] [ ]
/
[ ]
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[ ]
\
[+]
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[ ]
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[x] [>]-[ ]-[ ]-[ ]
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[ ]-[ ]
| \
[ ] [ ]
/ |
[ ] [ ]
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--- A shimmering chamber ---------- 2:3:4 --- |
So, to show this bug, enter the script above and create a new window, then enter the following at the command line:
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map
#say "--- Area 339: Mount Gheladan ----------------"
#say " | "
#say " [ ]-[ ]-[ ]-[ ]-[ ] "
#say " | | | | "
#say " [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]-[ ]-[ ] "
#say " | | "
#say " [ ] [ ] "
#say " / "
#say " [ ] "
#say " | "
#say " [ ] "
#say " \ "
#say " [+] "
#say " | "
#say " [ ] "
#say " | "
#say " [x] [>]-[ ]-[ ]-[ ] "
#say " | "
#say " [ ]-[ ] "
#say " | \ "
#say " [ ] [ ] "
#say " / | "
#say " [ ] [ ] "
#say " | | "
#say "--- A shimmering chamber ---------- 2:3:4 ---" |
and you'll notice how some of the lines aren't captured, which I'm guessing means the trigger isn't firing. But why not? I have no idea - we fixed the problem in the end by removing the looplines state and using a separate trigger instead. Anyone got an idea? |
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Vijilante
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Joined: 18 Nov 2001
Posts: 5187
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Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 11:40 am
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I always use a blank pattern with looplines. If you have a pattern then you want to use looppat. The way it which having a pattern with looplines causes it to fail looks like a bug.
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