@ -685,13 +685,6 @@ Feature Wishlist
pluginNameCmd = "dinv"
pluginNameAbbr = "DINV"
pluginId = "88c86ea252fc1918556df9fe"
pluginStatePath = GetInfo(85) .. pluginNameCmd .. "-" .. pluginId
-- Some versions of windows don't like if a path has something like "foo\.\bar" in it. This
-- strips out any redundant ".\" in the path if it exists.
pluginStatePath = string.gsub(pluginStatePath, "\\.\\", "\\")
--print("Plugin state: " .. pluginStatePath)
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@ -708,6 +701,55 @@ require "async"
dofile(GetInfo(60) .. "aardwolf_colors.lua")
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-- Plugin state path
--
-- We need a path to the state directory for this plugin. Ideally, we would just use the path
-- returned by GetInfo(85) and be done. Unfortuately, GetInfo(85) returns a relative path on
-- some mush installations. This means that the path may or may not be valid depending on what
-- mush thinks your current directory is. A relative path may be correct during normal plugin
-- execution but be wrong during the OnPluginSaveState() call because that call has a different
-- current directory than what is used while the plugin is running. Ugh. This is further
-- complicated by inconsistencies across systems where some mush installs use absolute paths for
-- your state directory while other installations use relative paths. Double ugh.
--
-- Our solution is to start with the state directory and check if it is a relative or absolute
-- path. If it is relative it should be relative to our current directory. Fortunately, we
-- have access to an absolute path to the current directory via GetInfo(64). If we concatenate
-- the current directory and relative state directory, we should have an absolute path to the
-- state directory. On the other hand, if the state directory is an absolute path, we can just
-- use that without modification.
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function drlGetPluginStatePath()
local path = ""
local stateBase = GetInfo(85) or ""
local stateDir = stateBase .. pluginNameCmd .. "-" .. pluginId
if (stateBase == nil) or (stateBase == "") then
print("drlGetPluginStatePath: Error: Failed to get state path")
elseif (string.find(stateDir, "^[.]") ~= nil) then
-- The path starts with "." so it must be relative
path = GetInfo(64) .. stateDir
else
path = stateDir
end -- if
-- Some versions of windows don't like if a path has something like "foo\.\bar" in it. This
-- strips out any redundant ".\" in the path if it exists.
path = string.gsub(path, "\\.\\", "\\")
return path
end -- drlGetPluginStatePath
pluginStatePath = drlGetPluginStatePath() or ""
--print("Plugin state path: \"" .. pluginStatePath .. "\"")
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-- Mushclient plugin callbacks
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@ -5983,11 +6025,14 @@ function inv.items.discoverCR(maxNumItems, refreshLocations)
if (refreshLocation == invItemsRefreshLocAll) or (refreshLocation == invItemsRefreshLocDirty) then
for objId,v in pairs(inv.items.table) do
local itemOwner, pretitle = dbot.gmcp.getName()
local ownedBy = inv.items.getStatField(objId, invStatFieldOwnedBy)
-- If this is a container that we own, try to discover everything in it. Don't try to discover
-- items if we don't own the container because we can't access it anyway.
-- items if we don't own the container because we can't access it anyway. If there isn't an
-- ownership field for the item, assume we own it since it doesn't belong to anyone else that
-- we know of.
if (inv.items.getStatField(objId, invStatFieldType) == invmon.typeStr[invmonTypeContainer]) and
(inv.items.getStatField(objId, invStatFieldOwnedBy) == itemOwner) then
((ownedBy == nil) or (ownedBy == "") or (ownedBy == itemOwner) ) then
-- Scan this container if the caller asked us to scan everything or if we need to scan all
-- dirty containers and this container is dirty (i.e., it hasn't been verified to be clean