I've been meaning to set something like that up for myself
I've been meaning to set something like that up for myself
Dbut the usual issue of time and motivation needing to make an actual venn diagram and not two circles
Dhmm, no, that doesn't sound like something it ought to do. I'll try to have a play in a bit after coffee
Dhuh, I'll take a look when I can. Have people over today so things have gotten a bit busier more quickly than I anticipated.
DYou did nothing wrong, most of the good stuff there is in .lua files you access using lua's require() function
DThe examples in the wiki are all written assuming you installed the mpackage
Dall good =)
Dthat will only work so long as a miniconsole has already been created with that tab name, otherwise there won't be anything at wop.TabView.mc[tabName] to attach to
DSure, so it may be working in your circumstance but I'm not sure it's the proper overall answer. You're losing the reference to the actual object and just relying on the previously created miniconsole which may not be there in all circumstances, I'd have to do some testing and such.
DmapTabs were originally designed with the intent of being on from the start, and enable/disable functionality tacked on afterward. the Geyser.Mapper is a special type of miniconsole so it was the miniconsole created in the instance of being the map tab
Dnot just attached to one that was already made
DBut there's some finickiness in Mudlet around the mapper in miniconsole mode, or at least there has been in the past.
Rtrying to capture some data inside of a sentence. If i use
^You add (.+) into a conical flask
It works fine, however, if i use:
^You add (.+) to|into a conical flask
It captures the data I want but then the rest of the sentence. Is it possible to capture just what the first pattern does with 1 line?
^You add (.+) into a conical flask
It works fine, however, if i use:
^You add (.+) to|into a conical flask
It captures the data I want but then the rest of the sentence. Is it possible to capture just what the first pattern does with 1 line?
D^You add (.+) (?:to|into) a conical flask
D^You add (.+?) (?:in)?to a conical flask, evenDquestion marks are your friend lol
DI almost added that one too cuz I thought of it second but decided the other one was sufficient. heh
ROk, that solved my first issue but now I've got another one. I'm trying to have a variable that adds + 1 to it each time I run a command to keep data for each time I use it
sendAll("put " .. matches[2] .. " in flask", "put " .. matches[3] .. " in flask", "put " .. matches[4] .. " in flask")
RilbowAchaea = {}
RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes = {}
RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes[Mix] = RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes[Mix] + 1
RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes[Mix].Ingredients = RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes[Mix].Ingredients or {
..Ingredient1 = .. matches[2],
..Ingredient2 = .. matches[3],
Ingredient3 = .. matches[4]
}
I've created this alias based from this pattern:
^fmix (\w+) (\w+) (\w+)
sendAll("put " .. matches[2] .. " in flask", "put " .. matches[3] .. " in flask", "put " .. matches[4] .. " in flask")
RilbowAchaea = {}
RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes = {}
RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes[Mix] = RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes[Mix] + 1
RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes[Mix].Ingredients = RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes[Mix].Ingredients or {
..Ingredient1 = .. matches[2],
..Ingredient2 = .. matches[3],
Ingredient3 = .. matches[4]
}
I've created this alias based from this pattern:
^fmix (\w+) (\w+) (\w+)
RNot sure how to accomplish the "Mix" being 1 - #####, I would like it to continue running infinitely
Rto add a bit more, I'd like the "Mix" # to be it's own table in the middle of that, not sure if how I have done it above is showing that where there is no . between it and the previous table
Dhmm, I'm not entirely sure what it is you're going for, but I do know you're overwriting the whole thing each time if that's how the alias is coded.
Ri want to create a table of mixes that can be 3 ingredients each. I would like it to be structured in this manner:
RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes.1.Ingredients - then have the 3 ingredients here, with the 1 always increasing +1 when running the alias.
RilbowAchaea.ChemicalMixes.1.Ingredients - then have the 3 ingredients here, with the 1 always increasing +1 when running the alias.
RI guess the "ingredients" part could be removed and just do the 3 ingredients there instead.
DThat's a number entry, not a table; and then you're expecting it to also act like a table, by giving it a key, which won't work
DYou need to carefully define RilbowAchaea = RilbowAchaea or {}, etc and use that pattern all the way down
RHow would you recommend that I go forward in a way that I can have this alias create a new set of results within the tables I create?
DI think I mentioned a little in the Mudlet discord too, lol...
DBut I'll go through the whole thing here.
Rah, I will go have a look
DUh... or I'm crazy?
DI really thought you asked about this in mudlet's discord haha
Rhehe, nope