I've created a script called test. I added gmcp.Char.Items.List to the event box, hit the + sign so it gets added. Script is one line: echo("test"). And for some reason this is the return error:
The bizarre thing is that if I use Demonic's GMCP events, those work fine. But for some reason adding something to the event box myself doesn't. Mind = blown really. Help?
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The bizarre thing is that if I use Demonic's GMCP events, those work fine. But for some reason adding something to the event box myself doesn't. Mind = blown really. Help?
QUOTE (Calixa @ Jul 30 2011, 11:57 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I've created a script called test. I added gmcp.Char.Items.List to the event box, hit the + sign so it gets added. Script is one line: echo("test"). And for some reason this is the return error:
The bizarre thing is that if I use Demonic's GMCP events, those work fine. But for some reason adding something to the event box myself doesn't. Mind = blown really. Help?
The bizarre thing is that if I use Demonic's GMCP events, those work fine. But for some reason adding something to the event box myself doesn't. Mind = blown really. Help?
The script needs to be
CODE
function test()
  echo("test")
end
  echo("test")
end
The script which is tied to the event calls a function of the same name when it is triggered. In this case, it will call test() . So you have to define that function.
ETA: It is for this reason it is recommended you not call it something like "Vitals" or what not, as part of the point is that you can have multiple scripts/packages which tie into the same event all calling different functions. If two people both use Vitals, whichever is lower in the script list is the one that will get called after loading the profile. So name it something like demonnicVitals , something you can feel pretty safe nobody else is going to be using.
The "easiest" way would be to simply alias WHO HERE that enables a trigger: enableTrigger("Who Capture") - This trigger simply matches on (\\w+)
To reference your pre-defined table, use:
You will want to use disableTrigger() in order to turn that extremely greedy trigger off. I suggest doing this on your prompt trigger:
Disclaimer: I am seriously hoping this is not for poking people and you just wanted to know how to do this, heh.
To reference your pre-defined table, use:
CODE
for _, v in pairs(pokeList) do
if matches == v then
  send("poke " .. v)
end
end
if matches == v then
  send("poke " .. v)
end
end
You will want to use disableTrigger() in order to turn that extremely greedy trigger off. I suggest doing this on your prompt trigger:
Disclaimer: I am seriously hoping this is not for poking people and you just wanted to know how to do this, heh.
QUOTE (Draylor @ Jul 31 2011, 02:10 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
The "easiest" way would be to simply alias WHO HERE that enables a trigger: enableTrigger("Who Capture") - This trigger simply matches on (\\w+)
To reference your pre-defined table, use:
You will want to use disableTrigger() in order to turn that extremely greedy trigger off. I suggest doing this on your prompt trigger:
Disclaimer: I am seriously hoping this is not for poking people and you just wanted to know how to do this, heh.
To reference your pre-defined table, use:
CODE
for _, v in pairs(pokeList) do
if matches == v then
  send("poke " .. v)
end
end
if matches == v then
  send("poke " .. v)
end
end
You will want to use disableTrigger() in order to turn that extremely greedy trigger off. I suggest doing this on your prompt trigger:
Disclaimer: I am seriously hoping this is not for poking people and you just wanted to know how to do this, heh.
This will work if there is exactly one person in the room, or the person you want is listed first on WHO HERE, since I'm pretty sure a given trigger only fires once per line.
Not completely sure what you were trying to get across with that sentence. It was somewhat fragmented. Although...
This is why we have a "match all" option.
That said, if you wanted to get really fancy with it:
Is one way to do this.
For something a little saner:
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since I'm pretty sure a given trigger only fires once per line.
This is why we have a "match all" option.
That said, if you wanted to get really fancy with it:
CODE
(^|, )(*)(?=$|,)
Is one way to do this.
For something a little saner:
CODE
\\G(*)(?:,|$)
