[HTML5] Curing System development

Renoir

Hello All.

While I currently use Mudlet, and Tintin++, I really like the HTML5 client.

Since I do development for a living, I'd like to support the game by writing a curing system for the client. Not having one is honestly one of the few things keeping me in Mudlet.

Onto my question,

Is there a list somewhere of what I should be matching to confirm afflictions? Otherwise, I'll have to run off and get myself very afflicted before I can start working on it.

Xli

Most of them will be in Omni

Mishgul

I can also help with specifications and programming in development along with give you the basic affliction lines

Renoir

Xli said:

Most of them will be in Omni

Thanks for the Tip!

Mishgul said:

I can also help with specifications and programming in development along with give you the basic affliction lines

Thanks, When I start working on it, it will be available via git, licensed under the GPLv3 or later. May I contact you in-game, or over PM?

Mishgul

I am Carmain IG, but you can contact me on my e-mail which is sheepdog.mcfry@gmail.com

Teghaine

This is interesting, because I've set up a curing system manually IG, having my character get hit with patient Trans people in the area. Please keep me up to date.

Renoir

Welp, from Tecton's work on a curing system in the previous version of the HTML5 client, I have triggers and curelist for curing. Hopefully tonight I can make some more progress on this.

For reference, the system is located here: https://github.com/Rixius/AchaeaHTML5System. GPLv3+, and I made a small library for making Reflex Groups. Node.js can be used to compile it into a single .js file that Achaea's Client can import.

Valaria

I don't know why but this code(is it used in javascript?) that make me puzzling over it

  var onBlock = new Code(++id, 'onBlock', ReflexHelpers.codeCompile(
 'var rixsystem = client.rixsystem',
  //Check for herbqueue
  'if (rixsystem.balances.herb && rixsystem.queue.herb.length > 0) nextHerb()',
  //Check for sipqueue
  'if (rixsystem.balances.sip && rixsystem.queue.sip.length > 0) nextSip()',
   //Check for applyqueue
   'if (rixsystem.balances.apply && rixsystem.queue.apply.length > 0) nextApply()',
   //check for doqueue
   'if (rixsystem.balances.bal && rixsystem.balances.eq && rixsystem.queue.do.length > 0) nextDo()',
    ), true)
	
	system
    .add(onGMCP)
    .add(onLoad)
    .add(onBlock)
}(system)

Cynlael

Pretty sure that is JavaScript. Could be wrong, though. Been a while since I've coded in that.

Eld

Nah, it's JavaScript. That's what the HTML5 client uses for scripting.

Orzaansyn

What's wrong with this code?

Klendathu

Orzaansyn said:

What's wrong with this code?

It doesn't exist?

Orzaansyn

Valaria

Orzaansyn said:

heh!

actually Im am probably relative new to Javascript than c++ and lua and other things... it just that I'm looking at

system
    .add(onGMCP)
    .add(onLoad)
    .add(onBlock)

which i assume it to be:

system.add(onGMCP).add(onLoad).add(onBlock)

or something like that... 

Eld

Well, part of the confusion is likely that you're looking at one part of a larger function. Looking at a slightly larger section:

function coreFunctions(system) {
    console.log(system)
    var onGMCP = new Code(++id, 'onGMCP', ReflexHelpers.codeCompile(
        'switch (args.gmcp_method) {',
            'case "Char.Vitals":',
                'console.log(args)',
                'client.rixsystem.balances.bal = !!+args.gmcp_args.bal',
                'client.rixsystem.balances.eq = !!+args.gmcp_args.eq',
                'break',
        '}'
    ), true)

    var onLoad = new Code(++id, 'onLoad', ReflexHelpers.codeCompile(
        'if (!client.rixsystem) {',
            'client.rixsystem = {',
                'queue: {',
                    'do: [],',
                    'herb: [],',
                    'apply: [],',
                    'sip: [],',
                    'lastdo: null,',
                    'lastherb: null,',
                    'lastapply: null,',
                    'lastsip: null',
                '},'
                'balances: {',
                    'bal: true,',
                    'eq: true,',
                    'herb: true,',
                    'apply: true,',
                    'sip: true',
                '}',
            '}',
        '}'
    ), true)

    var onBlock = new Code(++id, 'onBlock', ReflexHelpers.codeCompile(
        'var rixsystem = client.rixsystem',
        //Check for herbqueue
        'if (rixsystem.balances.herb && rixsystem.queue.herb.length > 0) nextHerb()',
        //Check for sipqueue
        'if (rixsystem.balances.sip && rixsystem.queue.sip.length > 0) nextSip()',
        //Check for applyqueue
        'if (rixsystem.balances.apply && rixsystem.queue.apply.length > 0) nextApply()',
        //check for doqueue
        'if (rixsystem.balances.bal && rixsystem.balances.eq && rixsystem.queue.do.length > 0) nextDo()',
    ), true)

    system
    .add(onGMCP)
    .add(onLoad)
    .add(onBlock)
}(system)

You have a function called coreFunctions which takes the system as an argument, defines three Code objects (onGMCP, onLoad, onBlock), and then adds each of them to the system. That adding is what the system.add(onGMCP).add(onLoad).add(onBlock) is doing. I haven't checked, but I assume that system.add() adds the thing and returns the system, so that chaining the calls together like that is the same as doing system.add(onGMCP); system.add(onLoad);system.add(onBlock).

Orzaansyn

the add() method is usually to create a JQuery object where you add elements to the set of matched elements.

Unsure why the add() method is used in that piece of code.

Eld

Orzaansyn said:

the add() method is usually to create a JQuery object where you add elements to the set of matched elements.

Unsure why the add() method is used in that piece of code.

Is that code actually using JQuery? I don't see any reference to it. The add() method of system (an instance of ReflexGroup) just adds something to system.items.

Orzaansyn

No, hence why I said I do not understand its use.

In which reference documentation do you see that about the add() method?

Eld

It's defined in the Group class in reflexGroup.js.