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 Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 3:58 pm
%ismember and (X|x) case sensitivity
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trying yet again to give cmud a go, having a problem it seems %ismember is no longer case sensitive...
CMUD:
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tcolors = black|Blue|blue|Cyan|cyan|Green|green|Magenta|magenta|Red|red|White|white|Yellow|yellow
#SORT tcolors 1
#SHOW %ismember(cyan,@tcolors) --> 4
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ZMUD:
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tcolors = black|Blue|blue|Cyan|cyan|Green|green|Magenta|magenta|Red|red|White|white|Yellow|yellow
#SHOW %ismember(cyan,@tcolors) --> 5
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the bit of code i need this for is:
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tcolor1_mud = %case( %ismember( %1, @tcolors), D, B, b, C, c, G, g, M, m, R, r, W, w, Y, y)
tcolor1_mxp = %case( %ismember( %1, @tcolors), ~~~$505050, ~~~$3296ff, ~~~$4b4bff, ~~~$00aaaa, ~~~$44ffff, ~~~$00aa00, ~~~$00ff00, ~~~$960096, ~~~$C800C8, ~~~$ff0000, ~~~$aa0000, ~~~$aaaaaa, ~~~$ffffff, ~~~$ffff00, ~~~$aaaa00)
tcolor1 = %case( %ismember( %1, @tcolors), high%char( 44)black, high%char( 44)blue, blue, cyan, high%char( 44)cyan, green, high%char( 44)green, magenta, high%char( 44)magenta, high%char( 44)red, red, white, high%char( 44)white, high%char( 44)yellow, yellow)
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the last 2 vars aint in proper order, getting tired of sorting em until i can get ismember to be CaSe SeNsItIvE :P
tried all diff versions of vars, and with or without sort on "String List" or #SORT tcolors 1/0 same results, no case sensitivity
even tried a DBVAR, but it wont let me add Blue & blue, it accepts it, saves in editor, but click some other setting and return, the dbvar only has one entry. |
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Zugg
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Joined: 25 Sep 2000
Posts: 23379
Location: Colorado, USA
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Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 5:22 pm
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Yes, unfortunately CMUD is case insensitive since it switched to it's internal hashing algorithm for string lists and database variables.
What you might try to do is something like this:
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mud_colors = "DBbCcGgMmRrWwYy"
color_index = %pos( %1, @mud_colors);
tcolors = black|Blue|blue|Cyan|cyan|Green|green|Magenta|magenta|Red|red|White|white|Yellow|yellow
mycolor = %item(@tcolors,@color_index) |
In other words, instead of using %ismember, use %item to retrieve a specific value in the string list and use the %pos to determine the position of your %1 character within the string. |
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Private
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Posts: 264
Location: USA
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Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 5:32 pm
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found another workaround... will have to see which is faster on bigger scripts
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tcolors = 1=black|2=red|3=green|4=blue|5=cyan|6=magenta|7=yellow|8=white|9=Red|10=Green|11=Blue|12=Cyan|13=Magenta|14=Yellow|15=White
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the above is a Data Record Var...
Alias testdb...
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#LOOPDB @tcolors {#IF (%val = %1) {#SHOW theme_color1_mud = %case( %key, D, r, g, b, c, m, y, w, R, G, B, C, M, Y, W)}}
#LOOPDB @tcolors {#IF (%val = %2) {#SHOW theme_color2_mud = %case( %key, D, r, g, b, c, m, y, w, R, G, B, C, M, Y, W)}}
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# testdb white White
theme_color1_mud = w
theme_color2_mud = W
#testdb Green yellow
theme_color1_mud = G
theme_color2_mud = y
#testdb Blue black
theme_color1_mud = B
theme_color2_mud = D
guess either way will suffice... but BLEH :P |
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