HTML5 Client Questions and Such

Antonius · October 2016

If that's supposed to be JavaScript, and N is the length of the array you're iterating over, that should be either for(var i = 0; i < N; i++) or for(var i = 0; i <= N-1; i++). If you include N, or even worse N+1, you're going to retrieve elements that don't exist, and unless your code explicitly handles undefined you'll end up with errors thrown.

Antonius · October 2016

Kiskan said:

And from what I see, Lua is not "totally undoable", but it definitely throws me (though not as much as what I saw of JS, which made me nope nope nope out of the gate).

If your main argument is that Lua is confusing for a total novice programmer, then I don't really know what to tell you. I think if you struggle with Lua then you'll struggle with literally any other language a MUD client might choose to support; Python isn't really any easier to learn, and I don't remember the documentation being any better.

My (almost totally uninformed) opinion is that well written - and, perhaps, this is where things start to fall down since the majority of players write the most atrociously formatted code - Lua is among the easiest of any code to read, because the syntax it uses is the closest to actual English.

Nazihk · October 2016

Antonius said:

If that's supposed to be JavaScript, and N is the length of the array you're iterating over, that should be either for(var i = 0; i < N; i++) or for(var i = 0; i <= N-1; i++). If you include N, or even worse N+1, you're going to retrieve elements that don't exist, and unless your code explicitly handles undefined you'll end up with errors thrown.

Yeah I realized that I messed that one up about 2 minutes too late

Nazihk · October 2016

Wait, no, I just meant that i<=N is better than i < N+1 when he's doing lua for loops where N=5 is 1-5 instead of 0-4.

I probably should avoid things like this at 3am. Bleh.

Ahmet · October 2016

@Nazihk
First: for i=1,n,1 works just fine.

Second: most iterating over tables uses ipairs(), so, theres that.

Tecton · October 2016

While I'm sure we could debate the merits of the various programming languages and their implementations, let's try to keep this thread for questions/feedback about Nexus please!

Iniar · October 2016

Nazihk said:

Wait, no, I just meant that i<=N is better than i < N+1 when he's doing lua for loops where N=5 is 1-5 instead of 0-4.

I probably should avoid things like this at 3am. Bleh.

Me too.

Marmidon · August 2020

New player here, trying to figure out the basics. How would I use the @match variable in this case? I tried "@match" and "match", but both did not work for me.

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Marmidon · August 2020

So, after outputting "@match", it seems like it is an object. Is there any way to inspect it?

Marmidon · August 2020

For anyone wondering the same, this event seems bugged, I could not make it work, even after reading all their help files.

Similar trigger could be achieved through script - add this to onGMCP function.

args.gmcp_args.name == 'prone' - you can put any affliction name here

// Place any code here you'd like to run when a GMCP message is received

// - The GMCP message is received as "args.gmcp_method" and "args.gmcp_args"

if (args.gmcp_method == 'Char.Afflictions.Add' && args.gmcp_args.name == 'prone') {

display_notice('I AM PRONE');

}

Goodwillor · September 2020

Hi, Cromm, whenever i try loading Achaea.com on chrome i get a message --- That page doesn't seem to exist.

Hail, Stranger!

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