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dilend
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  ---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---
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</i><!--ENDCODE-->
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The previous DIL would be an example of a command to check the wanted dead
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players on the VME if you saved the files with the first word being
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'dead' and separated it with a '.' and the players name. For example if
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'whistler' was wanted dead  the file name would be 'dead.whistler'
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<span id="bfstrdir"></span>
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'''Function:'''  <i><!--CODE-->stringlist strdir( match : string ) ;</i><!--ENDCODE-->
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<!--TERM-->  '''match'''
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<!--DEFINITION-->        The wild card file you want to match or '*' for all.
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<!--TERM-->  '''return'''
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<!--DEFINITION-->        a Stringlist with all the filenames that match the 'match' argument.
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The 'match' argument uses the same wild cards as the Linux 'ls' command
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so the following will work.
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<!--TERM-->  '''&ast;'''
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<!--DEFINITION-->        Match any character or group of characters
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<!--TERM-->  '''&quest;'''
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<!--DEFINITION-->        Match one of any character
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<!--TERM-->  '''[...]'''
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<!--DEFINITION-->        Match one of a set of characters
  
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        wantedlist := strdir ("dead*");
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'''Example:'''
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<i><!--CODE-->
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                i := 0;
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"corpse*" matches: corpse.10938 corpse.whistler corpseofwhistler ...
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                ln := length (wantedlist);
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"corpse?" matches corpse1 corpses corpse5 ...
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"[abc]*" matches ability about cost back ...
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"[a-z]*" about zoo man father ...
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"start[nm]end" matches startnend startmend
  
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        while (i &lt; ln )
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                {
 
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                templist := split (wantedlist.[i],".");
 
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                sendtext (templist.[1]+" wanted dead!&amp;n",self);
 
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                i:=i+1;
 
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                }
 
  
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  quit;
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  </i><!--ENDCODE-->
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  }
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'''Example DIL:'''
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  dilend
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<i><!--CODE-->
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---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---
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dilbegin wanted ();
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  var
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        wantedlist:stringlist;
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        templist:stringlist;
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        i:integer;
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        ln:integer;
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  code
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dilend
  
  

Latest revision as of 22:32, 4 December 2025

Function:  stringlist strdir( match : string ) ;

  match
         The wild card file you want to match or '*' for all.
  return
         a Stringlist with all the filenames that match the 'match' argument.

The 'match' argument uses the same wild cards as the Linux 'ls' command
so the following will work.

  &ast;
         Match any character or group of characters
  &quest;
         Match one of any character
  [...]
         Match one of a set of characters

Example:

---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---

"corpse*" matches:  corpse.10938 corpse.whistler corpseofwhistler ...
"corpse?" matches corpse1 corpses corpse5 ...
"[abc]*" matches ability about cost back ...
"[a-z]*" about zoo man father ...
"start[nm]end" matches startnend startmend

---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---


Example DIL:

---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---

dilbegin wanted ();
var
        wantedlist:stringlist;
        templist:stringlist;
        i:integer;
        ln:integer;
code

dilend 


---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---


The previous DIL would be an example of a command to check the wanted dead
players on the VME if you saved the files with the first word being
'dead' and separated it with a '.' and the players name. For example if
'whistler' was wanted dead  the file name would be 'dead.whistler'


Function:  stringlist strdir( match : string ) ;

  match
         The wild card file you want to match or '*' for all.
  return
         a Stringlist with all the filenames that match the 'match' argument.

The 'match' argument uses the same wild cards as the Linux 'ls' command
so the following will work.

  &ast;
         Match any character or group of characters
  &quest;
         Match one of any character
  [...]
         Match one of a set of characters

Example:

---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---

"corpse*" matches:  corpse.10938 corpse.whistler corpseofwhistler ...
"corpse?" matches corpse1 corpses corpse5 ...
"[abc]*" matches ability about cost back ...
"[a-z]*" about zoo man father ...
"start[nm]end" matches startnend startmend

---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---


Example DIL:

---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---

dilbegin wanted ();
var
        wantedlist:stringlist;
        templist:stringlist;
        i:integer;
        ln:integer;
code

dilend 


---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---


The previous DIL would be an example of a command to check the wanted dead
players on the VME if you saved the files with the first word being
'dead' and separated it with a '.' and the players name. For example if
'whistler' was wanted dead  the file name would be 'dead.whistler'
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