Difference between revisions of "Help/Trigger"
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If you want to add to that the use of variables, you can do like this: | If you want to add to that the use of variables, you can do like this: | ||
− | { | + | {variable friends papi|the cityguard|the beastly fido} |
{trigger loveit /^(@friends)\sleaves (.+?)\./ say I love it when $1 leaves. Especially when $1 leaves $2.} | {trigger loveit /^(@friends)\sleaves (.+?)\./ say I love it when $1 leaves. Especially when $1 leaves $2.} | ||
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+ | <<Right now there seems to be a bug and the beastly fido doesn't trigger, but the cityguard does>> | ||
You may notice this is written with Regular Expressions. If you're not familiar or want to learn more | You may notice this is written with Regular Expressions. If you're not familiar or want to learn more |
Revision as of 12:41, 21 September 2020
Trigger
If you're playing DikuMUD with the web-client there is built-in support for triggers. A trigger is useful for sending commands to the MUD when certain text appears on your screen.
Triggers in the web-client are based on Java Script Regular Expressions.They're super powerful but they can also be a bit tricky to use. Best with a few examples:
Usage:
trigger <regexp> command
Say for example, you want to do whatever the beastly Fido tells you to do. This command will trigger on the tell from beastly fido, will extract what the dog told you and will execute the command (the $ sign):
{trigger obey /^the Beastly Fido tells you '(.+?)'/ $
Or if maybe, every time one of the city guards leave a room you'd like to say "I love the cityguard. Especially when the guard leaves <direction>.". This is how to do it:
{trigger loveit /^The Cityguard leaves (.+?)\./ say I love it when the guard leaves. Especially when the guard leaves $1.}
If you want to add to that the use of variables, you can do like this:
{variable friends papi|the cityguard|the beastly fido} {trigger loveit /^(@friends)\sleaves (.+?)\./ say I love it when $1 leaves. Especially when $1 leaves $2.}
<<Right now there seems to be a bug and the beastly fido doesn't trigger, but the cityguard does>>
You may notice this is written with Regular Expressions. If you're not familiar or want to learn more this site RegEx Reference allows you to build triggers.
See also:
{Help bot} {Help variable} {Help alias}