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* Provides an easy way for other scripts to trigger on a prompt | * Provides an easy way for other scripts to trigger on a prompt | ||
* If you log in with a prompt that's incompatible with prompt.tf, it'll set the prompt to be compatible | * If you log in with a prompt that's incompatible with prompt.tf, it'll set the prompt to be compatible | ||
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| + | Changes: | ||
| + | * prompt_exe: instead of setting prompt_exe to 1, you can now set it to a string and it'll send "PROMPT_EXE <string>". Makes it easier to have multiple scripts use prompt_exe. See the chkaff macro in [[affects.tf]] for an example. | ||
Read the comments in the script for more information. | Read the comments in the script for more information. | ||
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; to make it appear the way you want. | ; to make it appear the way you want. | ||
| − | ;If prompt_exe is set to | + | ;If prompt_exe is set to a string tf will send a "PROMPT_EXE <string>" to Avatar |
| − | ; it receives a prompt. However, it intercepts the "PROMPT_EXE" string | + | ; when it receives a prompt. However, it intercepts the "PROMPT_EXE*" string |
| − | ; send hook of priority 990. This allowes you to make a higher priority | + | ; with a send hook of priority 990. This allowes you to make a higher priority |
| − | ; hook in a script to do something when you get a prompt in. | + | ; send hook in a script to do something when you get a prompt in. |
| − | /set prompt_exe | + | /set prompt_exe= |
;set mud side prompt to be compatible with prompt.tf | ;set mud side prompt to be compatible with prompt.tf | ||
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/set status_attr_var_status_quicken=%;\ | /set status_attr_var_status_quicken=%;\ | ||
/endif%;\ | /endif%;\ | ||
| − | /if (prompt_exe) /send -h PROMPT_EXE%;/endif | + | /if (prompt_exe !~ "") /send -h PROMPT_EXE %{prompt_exe}%;/endif |
;... except that we intercept the PROMPT_EXE with this send hook. Other scripts | ;... except that we intercept the PROMPT_EXE with this send hook. Other scripts | ||
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;If you'd change the hook please be aware that unlike triggers, hooks apparently | ;If you'd change the hook please be aware that unlike triggers, hooks apparently | ||
; need a body to do anything at all! | ; need a body to do anything at all! | ||
| − | /def -i -p990 -mglob -h'send PROMPT_EXE' send_hook_PROMPT_EXE = /test | + | /def -i -p990 -mglob -h'send PROMPT_EXE*' send_hook_PROMPT_EXE = /test |
;Set the prompts right automagically at login | ;Set the prompts right automagically at login | ||
Revision as of 23:53, 1 November 2008
A prompt script:
- Values are grabbed
- prompt1 is substituted, hp/mana/move/monitor are colored to reflect their status
- prompt2 containing surge/augment/quicken levels is gagged, the levels go into the status line and are colored
- Provides an easy way for other scripts to trigger on a prompt
- If you log in with a prompt that's incompatible with prompt.tf, it'll set the prompt to be compatible
Changes:
- prompt_exe: instead of setting prompt_exe to 1, you can now set it to a string and it'll send "PROMPT_EXE <string>". Makes it easier to have multiple scripts use prompt_exe. See the chkaff macro in affects.tf for an example.
Read the comments in the script for more information.
;Bug reports, suggestions and/or diffs are appreciated, '''sulfar''' _AT_ ''inbox'' +DOT+ ''com''
/loaded __SULFAR__/prompt.tf
;These are the prompts I set on the mud.
;prompt <%h/%H(%p) %m/%M(%o) %v/%V [%T] %w/%W(%P) t%s>%n
;prompt2 <s%S a%A q%Q>%n
;also type "prompt2" once or twice and make sure it's on since the trigger below
; gags it
;Prompt1 is substituted by substitute_prompt1. It adds values to see the loss
; in hp, mana and monitor's hp. It also changes the color of hp/mana/monitor.
; If hp is higher than 70% it's colored green, if it's between 30% and 70% it's
; colored yellow, if it's lower than 30% it's colored red. Moves are just
; green currently.
;
;The substitute currently looks like:
;$&<D>[S]!@#<10/30(20|33%) 20/80(60|25%) 90mv 100/700(600|14%) t3>
;first the prompt symbols as usual,
;then hp: you're at 10 hp out of 30, that's 33%, you lost 20,
;then mana: you're at 20 mana out of 80, that's 25% used 60,
;then moves: you're at 90 mv,
;then monitor: is at 100 out of 700, that's 14%, lost 600
;then the lag timer, 3 seconds.
;To save space on the prompt line, I put tnl in tf's statusline as [320] for
; example. Tnl also shifts color, green if it's above 300, yellow for 300 or
; lower, bright yellow for 130 or lower.
;The AFK part of the prompt is captured but not displayed anywhere.
;prompt2 has values for surge, augment, quicken, is gagged and its values are
; captured to status_ variables to use in the tf status line. "Off" values
; are changed to "0" to save some space on the satusline. Surge, augment
; and quicken levels are colored. Surge and augment are green if they're off,
; yellow if 2 or 3, bright yellow if 4 or higher. Quicken is green if it's
; off, bright yellow if it's on.
;I set my status line in a single command in my config file, this is what it
; looks like with the right variables for this script
;/status_add -c @more:8:Br @world:9 :1 status_surge:2 :1 status_augment:2 :1 status_quicken:2 :1 status_tnl :1 insert:2 :1 @clock:16
;If you'd like to use the script and the prompt setting above contains all the
; information you want but just doesn't look the way you want, I'd recommend
; setting it to the format above anyways and then change the substitute below
; to make it appear the way you want.
;If prompt_exe is set to a string tf will send a "PROMPT_EXE <string>" to Avatar
; when it receives a prompt. However, it intercepts the "PROMPT_EXE*" string
; with a send hook of priority 990. This allowes you to make a higher priority
; send hook in a script to do something when you get a prompt in.
/set prompt_exe=
;set mud side prompt to be compatible with prompt.tf
/def -i prompt_set = \
prompt <%%h/%%H(%%p) %%m/%%M(%%o) %%v/%%V [%%T] %%w/%%W(%%P) t%%s>%%n%;\
prompt2 <s%%S a%%A q%%Q>%%n%;\
config +prompt%;\
config +prompt2
;Hooray for regexps!
/def -i -F -p400 -mregexp -t"^(\$|)(\&|)(\<D\>|)(\[S\]|)(\!|)(\@|)(\#|)(\*Deaf\* |)(\(AFK\) |)<(-?[0-9]*)/(-?[0-9]*)\((-?[0-9]*)\%\) (-?[0-9]*)/(-?[0-9]*)\((-?[0-9]*)\%\) (-?[0-9]*)/(-?[0-9]*) \[(-?[0-9]*)\] (-?[0-9]*)/(-?[0-9]*)\((-?[0-9]*)\%?\) t([0-9]+)>" substitute_prompt1 =\
;set prompt vars
/set prompt_sanctuary %{P1}%;\
/set prompt_werrebocler %{P2}%;\
/set prompt_demonfire %{P3}%;\
/set prompt_stance %{P4}%;\
/set prompt_invis %{P5}%;\
/set prompt_move_hidden %{P6}%;\
/set prompt_sneak %{P7}%;\
/set prompt_deaf %{P8}%;\
/set prompt_afk %{P9}%;\
/test prompt_hp:=strip_attr({P10})%;\
/test prompt_hp_max:=strip_attr({P11})%;\
/test prompt_hp_relative:=strip_attr({P12})%;\
/test prompt_mana:=strip_attr({P13})%;\
/test prompt_mana_max:=strip_attr({P14})%;\
/test prompt_mana_relative:=strip_attr({P15})%;\
/test prompt_move:=strip_attr({P16})%;\
/test prompt_move_max:=strip_attr({P17})%;\
/test prompt_tnl:=strip_attr({P18})%;\
/test prompt_monitor:=strip_attr({P19})%;\
/test prompt_monitor_max:=strip_attr({P20})%;\
/test prompt_monitor_relative:=strip_attr({P21})%;\
/test prompt_lagtimer:=strip_attr({P22})%;\
/set prompt_hp_diff $[prompt_hp_max - prompt_hp]%;\
/set prompt_mana_diff $[prompt_mana_max - prompt_mana]%;\
/set prompt_monitor_diff -%;\
/test (prompt_monitor_max !~ "-") & (prompt_monitor_diff:=prompt_monitor_max - prompt_monitor)%;\
;color hp
/if (prompt_hp_relative <= 30) \
/test (prompt_hp:=decode_attr(prompt_hp, "Cred"), \
prompt_hp_max:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_max, "Cred"), \
prompt_hp_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_diff, "Cred"), \
prompt_hp_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_relative, "Cred"))%;\
/elseif (prompt_hp_relative <= 70) \
/test (prompt_hp:=decode_attr(prompt_hp, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_hp_max:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_max, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_hp_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_diff, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_hp_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_relative, "Cyellow"))%;\
/else \
/test (prompt_hp:=decode_attr(prompt_hp, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_hp_max:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_max, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_hp_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_diff, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_hp_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_hp_relative, "Cgreen"))%;\
/endif%;\
;color mana
/if (prompt_mana_relative <= 30) \
/test (prompt_mana:=decode_attr(prompt_mana, "Cred"), \
prompt_mana_max:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_max, "Cred"), \
prompt_mana_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_diff, "Cred"), \
prompt_mana_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_relative, "Cred"))%;\
/elseif (prompt_mana_relative <= 70) \
/test (prompt_mana:=decode_attr(prompt_mana, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_mana_max:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_max, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_mana_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_diff, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_mana_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_relative, "Cyellow"))%;\
/else \
/test (prompt_mana:=decode_attr(prompt_mana, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_mana_max:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_max, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_mana_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_diff, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_mana_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_mana_relative, "Cgreen"))%;\
/endif%;\
;color monitor
/if (prompt_monitor_relative <= 30) \
/test (prompt_monitor:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor, "Cred"), \
prompt_monitor_max:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_max, "Cred"), \
prompt_monitor_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_diff, "Cred"), \
prompt_monitor_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_relative, "Cred"))%;\
/elseif (prompt_monitor_relative <= 70) \
/test (prompt_monitor:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_monitor_max:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_max, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_monitor_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_diff, "Cyellow"), \
prompt_monitor_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_relative, "Cyellow"))%;\
/else \
/test (prompt_monitor:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_monitor_max:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_max, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_monitor_diff:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_diff, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_monitor_relative:=decode_attr(prompt_monitor_relative, "Cgreen"))%;\
/endif%;\
;color mv green
/test (prompt_move:=decode_attr(prompt_move, "Cgreen"), \
prompt_move_max:=decode_attr(prompt_move_max, "Cgreen"))%;\
;color tnl
/if (prompt_tnl > 500) /set prompt_tnl $[decode_attr(prompt_tnl, "Cgreen")]%;\
/elseif (prompt_tnl > 300) /set prompt_tnl $[decode_attr(prompt_tnl, "BCgreen")]%;\
/elseif (prompt_tnl > 150) /set prompt_tnl $[decode_attr(prompt_tnl, "Cyellow")]%;\
/else /set prompt_tnl $[decode_attr(prompt_tnl, "BCyellow")]%;\
/endif%;\
;for the status line
/set status_tnl [%{prompt_tnl}]%;\
;color lagtimer
/test prompt_lagtimer:=decode_attr(prompt_lagtimer, "Cgreen")%;\
;finally, the substitute
/substitute -aCrgb010 \
;prompt symbols
%{prompt_sanctuary}%{prompt_werrebocler}%{prompt_demonfire}\
%{prompt_stance}%{prompt_invis}%{prompt_move_hidden}%{prompt_sneak}\
%{prompt_deaf}\
;hp
<%{prompt_hp}/%{prompt_hp_max}(%{prompt_hp_diff}|%{prompt_hp_relative}%%) \
;mana
%{prompt_mana}/%{prompt_mana_max}(%{prompt_mana_diff}|%{prompt_mana_relative}%%) \
;mv
%{prompt_move}mv \
;
;[tnl] -- uncomment the next line to restore tnl to the prompt you see
; [%{prompt_tnl}] \
;
;monitor
%{prompt_monitor}/%{prompt_monitor_max}(%{prompt_monitor_diff}|%{prompt_monitor_relative}%%) \
;lag timer
t%{prompt_lagtimer}\
>
;Grab prompt2 and set the status line variables
;Also, pretend to send PROMPT_EXE to the server if prompt_exe is set...
/def -i -ag -F -p400 -mregexp -t"^<s([^ ]+) a([^ ]+) q([^ ]+)>$" substitute_prompt2 =\
/test prompt_surge:=strip_attr({P1})%;\
/test prompt_augment:=strip_attr({P2})%;\
/test prompt_quicken:=strip_attr({P3})%;\
/set status_surge s%{prompt_surge}%;\
/set status_augment a%{prompt_augment}%;\
/set status_quicken q%{prompt_quicken}%;\
/test (status_surge =~ "soff") & (status_surge:="s0")%;\
/test (status_augment =~ "aoff") & (status_augment:="a0")%;\
/test (status_quicken =~ "qoff") & (status_quicken:="q0")%;\
;color surge
/if (prompt_surge >= 4) \
/set status_attr_var_status_surge BCyellow%;\
/elseif (prompt_surge >= 2) \
/set status_attr_var_status_surge Cyellow%;\
/else \
/set status_attr_var_status_surge=%;\
/endif%;\
;color augment
/if (prompt_augment >= 4) \
/set status_attr_var_status_augment BCyellow%;\
/elseif (prompt_augment >= 2) \
/set status_attr_var_status_augment Cyellow%;\
/else \
/set status_attr_var_status_augment=%;\
/endif%;\
;color quicken
/if (prompt_quicken >= 1) \
/set status_attr_var_status_quicken BCyellow%;\
/else \
/set status_attr_var_status_quicken=%;\
/endif%;\
/if (prompt_exe !~ "") /send -h PROMPT_EXE %{prompt_exe}%;/endif
;... except that we intercept the PROMPT_EXE with this send hook. Other scripts
; can now use a send hook with priority >990 to know when we got a prompt in.
;If you'd change the hook please be aware that unlike triggers, hooks apparently
; need a body to do anything at all!
/def -i -p990 -mglob -h'send PROMPT_EXE*' send_hook_PROMPT_EXE = /test
;Set the prompts right automagically at login
/def -i -p900 -F -i -t"Welcome back to the AVATAR System, *" prompt_wb = \
/set prompt_lagtimer err%;\
/set prompt_mana_diff err%;\
/set prompt_surge err%;\
/set prompt_quicken err%;\
/repeat -0.5 1 /prompt_check
/def -i prompt_check = \
/if ((prompt_surge =~ "err") | \
(prompt_lagtimer =~ "err") | \
(prompt_surge =~ "err") | \
(prompt_quicken =~ "err")) \
/echo -aCcyan %%% Setting prompt compatible to prompt.tf%;\
/prompt_set%;\
/endif