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1.9 KiB
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1.9 KiB
# Repeat_Commands
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This is a simple plugin that lets you Execute a command or commands multiple times.
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# Syntax
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#[<start>,]stop[,<step>][,w<wait>] <command>
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<start> is the value at which the loop begins. Default is 1.
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<stop> is the value at which the loop ends.
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<step> is the increment by which the counter changes each iteration. Default is
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1 if <start> is less than <stop>, or -1 if it is greater (to count
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backwards).
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<wait> is the number of seconds to pause between executing each command.
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Default is 0. Does not need to be a whole number (e.g., 1.5 and .2 are
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valid values).
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Any instance of '#' within the command itself is replaced with the current
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value of the loop counter. (Note that this means you cannot nest loops
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[e.g., by typing '#3 #5 say hello']. This is intentional.).
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Use two semicolons (;;) to insert a literal semicolon within the command.
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# Examples
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Below is an example of the easiest and most common sort of way you might use this plugin. Really,
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most people shouldn't need anything more, but it's there just in case.
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#3 get bread bag;;eat bread
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This will get bread bag;eat bread thre times. You could add a delay between the eat and following
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get commands like this:
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#3,w1 get bread bag;;eat bread
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That will get bread bag;eat bread, wait one second, then get bread bag;eat bread again, wait
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another second, and get bread bag;eat bread a third time.
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Insert '#' into the command to stand for the value of the loop counter variable. In other words,
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if you wanted to 'where' the first five goblins in the area, you could type this:
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#5 where #.goblin
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That will execute where 1.goblin, where 2.goblin... where 5.goblin.
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Other info and examples are displayed when you install the plugin. Note: the MUD does not like
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receiving 100 commands in rapid succession. Limit your loops, or at least add a short wait if you
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really must send all those 100 commands, to avoid being disconnected. |