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Please help, been trying to figure this out for a few hours now :(

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AaronM86 (42 posts) Bio

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Reply #15 on Tue 30 Mar 2010 12:40 AM (UTC)

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Another question popped into my mind lol, kind of pertains to this same subject. Is it possible to do 2 ifs in the same trigger? For instance:

if string.lower("%1") == "self" then
world.Send("say Not going to happen")
if string.lower("%1") == "terkal" then
world.Send("say Not going to happen")
else
world.Send("cast %2 %1")
end

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Posted by Nick Gammon Australia (23,165 posts) Bio Forum Administrator

Date Reply #16 on Tue 30 Mar 2010 12:48 AM (UTC)

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What language is this? Lua?

You can do it with elseif, eg.


if string.lower("%1") == "self" then
  Send ("say Not going to happen")
elseif string.lower("%1") == "terkal" then
  Send("say Not going to happen")
else
  Send("cast %2 %1")
end

If you have a lot of them, you could use a table, eg.


not_going_to = {
  self = true,
  terkal = true,
  nick = true,
  twisol = true,
-- add more here
  }

if not_going_to [string.lower ("%1")] then
  Send("say Not going to happen")
else
  Send("cast %2 %1")
end

That indexes into the table with the word converted to lower-case. If it matches you say "not going to happen". If not, you do it.

- Nick Gammon

www.gammon.com.au, www.mushclient.com

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Posted by

AaronM86 (42 posts) Bio

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Reply #17 on Tue 30 Mar 2010 12:57 AM (UTC)

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Yes, Lua. :) And thank you both once again lol. I'm going to also store all of these set ups in an notepad so I can try to assemble these as best I can on my own in the future. I feel bad pestering with miniscule things lol, I do try to figure it out on my own before I post, just to let you know :) Regardless, thanks!

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