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chamenas
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 Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 10:17 am
Possible display bug?
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You dodge a male nomad's attack.
A wild black horse's claw injures a male nomad.
Your pierce decimates a male nomad! (26.5) dmg
A fine alloy great dagger draws life from a male nomad.
Your pierce maims a male nomad! (34.5) dmg
A fine alloy great dagger draws life from a male nomad.
A male nomad looks pretty hurt.
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The pattern matches, but it doesn't display like it should. But, as you can see, it displays just fine for the others.
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<trigger name="Damage Convert" priority="1730" regex="true" id="173">
<pattern><![CDATA[^(?>\[(?: \w+){1,5} \] )?((?>[\w'-]+ ){1,5})(@attack_type) (?>does )?(@damage_type) (?>things to )?(?>a |the )?([\w'-]+(?: )?){1,5}[!.]]]></pattern>
<value><![CDATA[ battle=1
$DmgVal=%3
$Dmg=%null
#switch ($DmgVal)
("misses") {$Dmg=0}
("scratches") {$Dmg=2.5}
("grazes") {$Dmg=6.5}
("hits") {$Dmg=10.5}
("injures") {$Dmg=14.5}
("wounds") {$Dmg=18.5}
("mauls") {$Dmg=22.5}
("decimates") {$Dmg=26.5}
("devastates") {$Dmg=30.5}
("maims") {$Dmg=34.5}
("MUTILATES") {$Dmg=38.5}
("DISEMBOWELS") {$Dmg=42.5}
("DISMEMBERS") {$Dmg=46.5}
("MASSACRES") {$Dmg=50.5}
("MANGLES") {$Dmg=54.5}
("*** DEMOLISHES ***") {$Dmg=58.5}
("*** DEVASTATES ***") {$Dmg=68}
("=== OBLITERATES ===") {$Dmg=88}
(">>> ANNIHILATES <<<") {$Dmg= 112}
("<<< ERADICATES >>>") {$Dmg=136}
("GHASTLY") {$Dmg=163}
("HORRID") {$Dmg=188}
("DREADFUL") {$Dmg=228}
("HIDEOUS") {$Dmg=238}
("INDESCRIBABLE") {$Dmg=263}
("UNSPEAKABLE") {$Dmg=280}
#switch ($Dmg=0) {#sayadd { <color #CCCCCC>~(</color><color #2D2D00>$Dmg</color><color #CCCCCC>~) dmg </color>}}
(($Dmg > 0) AND ($Dmg <=34.5)) {#sayadd { <color #CCCCCC>~(</color><color @Pcolor1>$Dmg</color><color #CCCCCC>~) dmg </color>}}
(($Dmg > 34.5) AND ($Dmg <= 54.5)) {#sayadd { <color #CCCCCC>~(</color><color @Pcolor2>$Dmg</color><color #CCCCCC>~) dmg </color>}}
(($Dmg > 54.5) AND ($Dmg <= 136)) {#sayadd { <color #CCCCCC>~(</color><color @Pcolor3>$Dmg</color><color #CCCCCC>~) dmg </color>}}
(($Dmg >= 163) AND ($Dmg <= 280)) {#sayadd { %ansi(blink)<color #CCCCCC>~(</color><color @Pcolor3>$Dmg</color><color #CCCCCC>~) dmg </color>%ansi(none)}}
#IF (%1="Your ")
{
round_dmg=@round_dmg+$Dmg
}
#IF (%4="you")
{
round_dmgu=@round_dmgu+$Dmg
}]]></value>
</trigger>
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chamenas
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Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 6:21 am
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bump?
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chamenas
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Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 2:39 pm
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I got the same thing with "A wild black horse's claw wounds a black bull."
But this time it didn't match. 0.0
I threw it into regex coach, but it doesn't do a great job of telling you what's wrong. It matched the whole thing with a gray highlight instead of turning yellow at the breaking point, but said the string didn't match. |
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charneus
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Location: California
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Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 3:34 pm
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It'd be more helpful if one had the variables so one wouldn't have to pull things out of their rear end to see if it works for them or if it fails, too.
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chamenas
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Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 4:28 pm
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Oops, I thought I posted the pearl pattern:
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^(?>\[(?: \w+){1,5} \] )?((?>[\w'-]+ ){1,5})(wrath|whip|thwack|thrust|suction|sting|stab|spell|smash|smash|slime|slice|slash|slap|shocking bite|shock|shock|scratch|roundhouse|punch|pound|polevault kick|pierce|peck|magic|lightning bolt|lightning|kick|grep|freezing bite|flaming bite|flamestrike|flame|flame|fireball|drain|divine|crush|cleave|claw|chop|chomp|chill|charge|blast|bite|beating|backstab|acidic bite) (?>does )?(\*\*\* DEVASTATES \*\*\*|\*\*\* DEMOLISHES \*\*\*|UNSPEAKABLE|MUTILATES|mauls|MASSACRES|MANGLES|maims|INDESCRIBABLE|HORRID|HIDEOUS|GHASTLY|DREADFUL|DISMEMBERS|DISEMBOWELS|devastates|decimates|>>> ANNIHILATES <<<|=== OBLITERATES ===|<<< ERADICATES >>>) (?>things to )?((?>a |the )?(?:[\w'-]+(?: )?){1,5})[!.]
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Tech
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Location: Atlanta, USA
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 12:44 am
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You need to post your variables. specifically the ones used in the triger pattern and the script. i.e. Attack_type, damage_type, round_dmg and round_dmgu.
Edit late post. I'll take a look at in on my flight. |
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Tech
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 5:27 am
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Your damage type variable is missing the entry "injures". Also it may be because of how I copied it, but make sure there's no space at the end of your pattern.
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chamenas
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 5:43 pm
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But then how did it match the pattern?
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Fang Xianfu
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 7:09 pm
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Magic? I don't know, but the pattern you posted above doesn't match the text "A wild black horse's claw injures a male nomad."
If you gave us the XML for the actual variables you're using in addition to that for the trigger, we could try with your exact setup. |
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chamenas
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 7:29 pm
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I had problems making the stringlist and probably missed a few more. If I set them all up on their own lines in notepad, can I import them into the editor?
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Fang Xianfu
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 7:44 pm
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The easiest way would probably be to get a text editor that allows regex-based find and replace, and doing
find ^(*)$
replace with #additem StringList {\1}
And then pasting that onto the command line. You could do that pretty easily yourself if you put the "#additem StringList {" part into the clipboard, you'd just have to press home-ctrl+v-down over and over. |
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chamenas
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Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 3:37 am
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Does NotePad++ have that?
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Fang Xianfu
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Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 4:12 am
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Probably, but in the time it takes you to find it, download it, install it, and work out how to use it, you could probably have done it using the manual method.
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chamenas
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Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:47 am
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Well, for future reference and use... what program did you have in mind?
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