I didn't know you can do multi-line announcements like that. I'll have to try it sometime!
Also, i don't understand your if statement in the events...
- define queue <context.queue>
- if "<def[queue].is[!=].to[context.queue]>" {
When would that ever pass? Why not check for null?
- define queue <context.queue||null>
- if <def[queue].is[==].to[null]> {
Also, you have an extra > here:
definitions<&co> %script_defins%<&nl>>
|Anthony| The statement for checking if <context.queue> is = to "context.queue" is when the tag fails. mcmonkey has started to make changes to what tags return if they cant be parsed. Example is if there is an error in how the server starts up, like if something throws an error, but it was not caused by a script. So there would not be any tag associated with the context for 'queue'.
|Anthony| another failed context.queue tag would be if somone one entered a failed d command in the command ./ex. ex: ./ex narrate That would return a denizen error and be caught in the console, but would have no context.queue tag.
I didn't know you can do multi-line announcements like that. I'll have to try it sometime! Also, i don't understand your if statement in the events... - define queue <context.queue> - if "<def[queue].is[!=].to[context.queue]>" { When would that ever pass? Why not check for null? - define queue <context.queue||null> - if <def[queue].is[==].to[null]> { Also, you have an extra > here: definitions<&co> %script_defins%<&nl>>
|Anthony| The statement for checking if <context.queue> is = to "context.queue" is when the tag fails. mcmonkey has started to make changes to what tags return if they cant be parsed. Example is if there is an error in how the server starts up, like if something throws an error, but it was not caused by a script. So there would not be any tag associated with the context for 'queue'.
|Anthony| another failed context.queue tag would be if somone one entered a failed d command in the command ./ex. ex: ./ex narrate That would return a denizen error and be caught in the console, but would have no context.queue tag.