Snippet String2PlayerColoredString
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Ok, then 
Well, is there eother who might want this feature in the system ?
And also, how would I go about checking if the inputted string is, for example blue (That means that you should be able to write BlUe, or BLUe or BLue) so it can be used ?
Well, is there eother who might want this feature in the system ?
And also, how would I go about checking if the inputted string is, for example blue (That means that you should be able to write BlUe, or BLUe or BLue
) so it can be used ? 
quraji
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And also, how would I go about checking if the inputted string is, for example blue (That means that you should be able to write BlUe, or BLUe or BLue
Well, you'd want to store the string in an array parallel to the colors array. Make the strings lowercase like "blue", "red", etc. Then, convert whatever the user puts in to lowercase (that will allow it to match when they enter "Blue" or "BLUE", and so on). You could also trim spaces and unneeded character. I think I submitted a function to do that along with some other string functions...I don't remember..
Komaqtion
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EDIT: Ok, I've now gotten it to work
But, this test trigger here only shows 3 "Komaqtion"s (That's my offline and online name) when it's supposed to show 4
And I've figured out that it's the last action which isn't working (Which I thought even before testing XD).
Then problem is why it isn't working...
Here's the test trigger:
And here's the whole script:
But, this test trigger here only shows 3 "Komaqtion"s (That's my offline and online name
) when it's supposed to show 4 And I've figured out that it's the last action which isn't working (Which I thought even before testing XD).
Then problem is why it isn't working...
Here's the test trigger:
Trigger:
- Test Player By Color
- Events
- Player - Player 1 (Red) types a chat message containing player as An exact match
- Conditions
- Actions
- Custom script: call BJDebugMsg( GetPlayerName( GetPlayerByColor("red")))
- Custom script: call BJDebugMsg( GetPlayerName( GetPlayerByColor("rEd")))
- Custom script: call BJDebugMsg( GetPlayerName( GetPlayerByColor("REd")))
- Custom script: call BJDebugMsg( GetPlayerName( GetPlayerByColor(".. R.,,e D")))
- Events
And here's the whole script:
JASS:
library PlayerColors initializer Init
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// *//PlayerColoredString\\* //
// *//Made by , Komaqtion\\* //
// //
// //
// Purpose: //
// //
// ¤ This snippet is supposed to help people to, with ease, convert //
// a string to use a desired player's own color! //
// //
// Usage: //
// //
// ¤ To use this snippet, simply type "call PlayerColoredString(playerid, string)" //
// where "string" is the string you want to colorize, and "playerid" //
// is the player number of the player, whose color you wan to use. //
// Note: This uses JASS' player number range, meaning that //
// Player 1(Red)'s number is 0, and Player 2(Blue)'s number is 1, //
// and so on... //
// You can also get only the players color-string for own usage... //
// This is accomplished by using the function "GetPlayerColorString" //
// which takes the player to get the string, or you can also use //
// the GetPlayerColorStringById function, which takes the player's //
// Id, or number instead <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> //
// You can also change the color of texttags using this snippet... //
// The function is called "PlayerColoredTextTag" and takes integer alpha //
// which is transparency, player p, the playercolor you which to use, and //
// texttag tag which is the texttag you which to change the color of ! //
// //
// //
// Requirements: //
// //
// ¤ This snippet's only requirement is vJASS compilement, which is //
// easiest achieved by downloading JASS Newgen Pack, at //
// <a href="http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73936" class="link link--internal">http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73936</a> //
// You'll also have to update JASS Helper to the latest version... //
// //
// //
// Credits: //
// //
// ¤ Azlier, for helpong me out alot with several bugfixes and tweaking ! //
// Jesus4Lyf, for also helping me out alot ! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> //
// //
// And credits, if you use this that is, is not needed to give me //
// though it's always welcome <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> //
// //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
globals
private integer array Red
private integer array Green
private integer array Blue
private integer array RedString
private integer array GreenString
private integer array BlueString
private string array PlayerColor
private string array PlayerColorString
private string array PlayerColorWord
private string array PlayerColorWordString
private constant string EndString = "|r"
endglobals
function PlayerColoredString takes integer playerId, string s returns string
return PlayerColor[playerId] + s + EndString
endfunction
function PlayerColoredTextTag takes integer alpha, player p, texttag tag returns nothing
call SetTextTagColor( tag, Red[GetPlayerId( p )], Green[GetPlayerId( p )], Blue[GetPlayerId( p )], alpha )
endfunction
function PlayerColoredTextTagById takes integer alpha, integer playerId, texttag tag returns nothing
call SetTextTagColor( tag, Red[playerId], Green[playerId], Blue[playerId], alpha )
endfunction
function GetPlayerColorString takes player p returns string
return PlayerColor[GetPlayerId( p )]
endfunction
function GetPlayerColorStringById takes integer playerId returns string
return PlayerColor[playerId]
endfunction
function CompressString takes string compstring returns string
local integer w = StringLength( compstring )
local integer i = 0
local string s = ""
loop
if not( SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == " " or SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == "." or SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == "," ) then
set s = s + SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 )
endif
set i = i + 1
exitwhen i > w
endloop
return s
endfunction
function GetPlayerByColor takes string color returns player
local string s = StringCase( color, false )
local integer i = 0
call CompressString( s )
call StringCase( s, false )
loop
if s == PlayerColorWordString<i> then
return Player( i )
endif
endloop
return Player( -1 )
endfunction
private function OnColorChange takes player whichplayer, playercolor color returns nothing
local integer id = GetPlayerId( whichplayer )
local integer pc = GetHandleId( color )
set PlayerColor[id] = PlayerColorString[pc]
set Red[id] = RedString[pc]
set Green[id] = GreenString[pc]
set Blue[id] = BlueString[pc]
set PlayerColorWord[id] = PlayerColorWordString[pc]
endfunction
hook SetPlayerColor OnColorChange
private function Init takes nothing returns nothing
local integer i = 12
local integer i2
set PlayerColorString[0] = "|c00ff0202"
set RedString[0] = 0xff
set GreenString[0] = 0x02
set BlueString[0] = 0x02
set PlayerColorWordString[0] = "red"
set PlayerColorString[1] = "|c000041ff"
set RedString[1] = 0x00
set GreenString[1] = 0x41
set BlueString[1] = 0xff
set PlayerColorWordString[1] = "blue"
set PlayerColorString[2] = "|c001be5b8"
set RedString[2] = 0x1b
set GreenString[2] = 0xe5
set BlueString[2] = 0xb8
set PlayerColorWordString[2] = "teal"
set PlayerColorString[3] = "|c00530080"
set RedString[3] = 0x53
set GreenString[3] = 0x00
set BlueString[3] = 0x80
set PlayerColorWordString[3] = "purple"
set PlayerColorString[4] = "|c00fffc00"
set RedString[4] = 0xff
set GreenString[4] = 0xfc
set BlueString[4] = 0x00
set PlayerColorWordString[4] = "yellow"
set PlayerColorString[5] = "|c00fe890d"
set RedString[5] = 0xfe
set GreenString[5] = 0x89
set BlueString[5] = 0x0d
set PlayerColorWordString[5] = "orange"
set PlayerColorString[6] = "|c001fbf00"
set RedString[6] = 0x1f
set GreenString[6] = 0xbf
set BlueString[6] = 0x00
set PlayerColorWordString[6] = "green"
set PlayerColorString[7] = "|c00e45aaf"
set RedString[7] = 0xe4
set GreenString[7] = 0x5a
set BlueString[7] = 0xaf
set PlayerColorWordString[7] = "pink"
set PlayerColorString[8] = "|c00949596"
set RedString[8] = 0x94
set GreenString[8] = 0x95
set BlueString[8] = 0x96
set PlayerColorWordString[8] = "grey"
set PlayerColorString[9] = "|c007dbef1"
set RedString[9] = 0x7d
set GreenString[9] = 0xbe
set BlueString[9] = 0xf1
set PlayerColorWordString[9] = "lightblue"
set PlayerColorString[10] = "|c000f6145"
set RedString[10] = 0x0f
set GreenString[10] = 0x61
set BlueString[10] = 0x45
set PlayerColorWordString[10] = "darkgreen"
set PlayerColorString[11] = "|c004d2903"
set RedString[11] = 0x4d
set GreenString[11] = 0x29
set BlueString[11] = 0x03
set PlayerColorWordString[11] = "brown"
set PlayerColorString[12] = "|c001f1f1f"
set RedString[12] = 0x1f
set GreenString[12] = 0x1f
set BlueString[12] = 0x1f
set PlayerColorWordString[12] = "darkgrey"
set PlayerColorWordString[13] = "gray"
set PlayerColorWordString[14] = "aqua"
set PlayerColorWordString[15] = "cyan"
loop
exitwhen i < 0
set i2 = GetHandleId( GetPlayerColor( Player( i ) ) )
set PlayerColor<i> = PlayerColorString[i2]
set Red<i> = RedString[i2]
set Green<i> = GreenString[i2]
set Blue<i> = BlueString[i2]
set PlayerColorWord<i> = PlayerColorWordString<i>
set i = i - 1
endloop
endfunction
endlibrary</i></i></i></i></i></i></i>quraji
zap
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Well, a couple things:
Edit: Turns out Player(-1) won't crash the thread. It'll crash the game instead. Anyways, the main problem is that you didn't set s to the compressed string and the possible infinite loop. Should work after those fixes.
JASS:
function GetPlayerByColor takes string color returns player
local string s = StringCase( color, false )
local integer i = 0
call CompressString( s ) // set s = CompressString(s)
call StringCase( s, false ) // need this?
loop
if s == PlayerColorWordString<i> then
return Player( i )
endif
// i = i + 1
// exitwhen (i==12) //12 or whatever
endloop
return Player( -1 ) // I heard Player(x) where x isn't a valid number will crash the thread..
endfunction
</i>Edit: Turns out Player(-1) won't crash the thread. It'll crash the game instead. Anyways, the main problem is that you didn't set s to the compressed string and the possible infinite loop. Should work after those fixes.
quraji
zap
- Reaction score
- 144
Well, I trie to compress "asf" string, but it didn't crash the game for me ...
But anyways... Will test that then
The CompressString function is fine, it's the one I commented that needs fixing.
Komaqtion
You can change this now in User CP.
- Reaction score
- 469
Ok, then
Thanks !!!!
Works now
Update
Btw, is it good that I have both aqua and cyan as teal ?
And gray as grey too
EDIT: Well, ok... [ljass]return Player( -1 )[/ljass] did crash the game XD
So, what should I return then... :S
Thanks !!!!
Works now
Update
JASS:
library PlayerColors initializer Init
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// *//PlayerColoredString\\* //
// *//Made by , Komaqtion\\* //
// //
// //
// Purpose: //
// //
// ¤ This snippet is supposed to help people to, with ease, convert //
// a string to use a desired player's own color! //
// //
// Usage: //
// //
// ¤ To use this snippet, simply type "call PlayerColoredString(playerid, string)" //
// where "string" is the string you want to colorize, and "playerid" //
// is the player number of the player, whose color you wan to use. //
// Note: This uses JASS' player number range, meaning that //
// Player 1(Red)'s number is 0, and Player 2(Blue)'s number is 1, //
// and so on... //
// You can also get only the players color-string for own usage... //
// This is accomplished by using the function "GetPlayerColorString" //
// which takes the player to get the string, or you can also use //
// the GetPlayerColorStringById function, which takes the player's //
// Id, or number instead <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> //
// You can also change the color of texttags using this snippet... //
// The function is called "PlayerColoredTextTag" and takes integer alpha //
// which is transparency, player p, the playercolor you which to use, and //
// texttag tag which is the texttag you which to change the color of ! //
// //
// //
// Requirements: //
// //
// ¤ This snippet's only requirement is vJASS compilement, which is //
// easiest achieved by downloading JASS Newgen Pack, at //
// <a href="http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73936" class="link link--internal">http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73936</a> //
// You'll also have to update JASS Helper to the latest version... //
// //
// //
// Credits: //
// //
// ¤ Azlier, for helpong me out alot with several bugfixes and tweaking ! //
// Jesus4Lyf, for also helping me out alot ! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> //
// //
// And credits, if you use this that is, is not needed to give me //
// though it's always welcome <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> //
// //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
globals
private integer array Red
private integer array Green
private integer array Blue
private integer array RedString
private integer array GreenString
private integer array BlueString
private string array PlayerColor
private string array PlayerColorString
private string array PlayerColorWord
private string array PlayerColorWordString
private constant string EndString = "|r"
endglobals
function PlayerColoredString takes integer playerId, string s returns string
return PlayerColor[playerId] + s + EndString
endfunction
function PlayerColoredTextTag takes integer alpha, player p, texttag tag returns nothing
call SetTextTagColor( tag, Red[GetPlayerId( p )], Green[GetPlayerId( p )], Blue[GetPlayerId( p )], alpha )
endfunction
function PlayerColoredTextTagById takes integer alpha, integer playerId, texttag tag returns nothing
call SetTextTagColor( tag, Red[playerId], Green[playerId], Blue[playerId], alpha )
endfunction
function GetPlayerColorString takes player p returns string
return PlayerColor[GetPlayerId( p )]
endfunction
function GetPlayerColorStringById takes integer playerId returns string
return PlayerColor[playerId]
endfunction
function CompressString takes string compstring returns string
local integer w = StringLength( compstring )
local integer i = 0
local string s = ""
loop
if not( SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == " " or SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == "." or SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == "," ) then
set s = s + SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 )
endif
set i = i + 1
exitwhen i > w
endloop
return s
endfunction
function GetPlayerByColor takes string color returns player
local string s = StringCase( color, false )
local integer i = 0
set s = CompressString( s )
loop
if s == PlayerColorWordString<i> then
return Player( i )
endif
set i = i + 1
exitwhen ( i >= 13 )
endloop
if s == PlayerColorWordString[13] then
return Player( 8 )
elseif s == PlayerColorWordString[14] or s == PlayerColorWordString[15] then
return Player( 2 )
endif
return Player( -1 )
endfunction
private function OnColorChange takes player whichplayer, playercolor color returns nothing
local integer id = GetPlayerId( whichplayer )
local integer pc = GetHandleId( color )
set PlayerColor[id] = PlayerColorString[pc]
set Red[id] = RedString[pc]
set Green[id] = GreenString[pc]
set Blue[id] = BlueString[pc]
set PlayerColorWord[id] = PlayerColorWordString[pc]
endfunction
hook SetPlayerColor OnColorChange
private function Init takes nothing returns nothing
local integer i = 12
local integer i2
set PlayerColorString[0] = "|c00ff0202"
set RedString[0] = 0xff
set GreenString[0] = 0x02
set BlueString[0] = 0x02
set PlayerColorWordString[0] = "red"
set PlayerColorString[1] = "|c000041ff"
set RedString[1] = 0x00
set GreenString[1] = 0x41
set BlueString[1] = 0xff
set PlayerColorWordString[1] = "blue"
set PlayerColorString[2] = "|c001be5b8"
set RedString[2] = 0x1b
set GreenString[2] = 0xe5
set BlueString[2] = 0xb8
set PlayerColorWordString[2] = "teal"
set PlayerColorString[3] = "|c00530080"
set RedString[3] = 0x53
set GreenString[3] = 0x00
set BlueString[3] = 0x80
set PlayerColorWordString[3] = "purple"
set PlayerColorString[4] = "|c00fffc00"
set RedString[4] = 0xff
set GreenString[4] = 0xfc
set BlueString[4] = 0x00
set PlayerColorWordString[4] = "yellow"
set PlayerColorString[5] = "|c00fe890d"
set RedString[5] = 0xfe
set GreenString[5] = 0x89
set BlueString[5] = 0x0d
set PlayerColorWordString[5] = "orange"
set PlayerColorString[6] = "|c001fbf00"
set RedString[6] = 0x1f
set GreenString[6] = 0xbf
set BlueString[6] = 0x00
set PlayerColorWordString[6] = "green"
set PlayerColorString[7] = "|c00e45aaf"
set RedString[7] = 0xe4
set GreenString[7] = 0x5a
set BlueString[7] = 0xaf
set PlayerColorWordString[7] = "pink"
set PlayerColorString[8] = "|c00949596"
set RedString[8] = 0x94
set GreenString[8] = 0x95
set BlueString[8] = 0x96
set PlayerColorWordString[8] = "grey"
set PlayerColorString[9] = "|c007dbef1"
set RedString[9] = 0x7d
set GreenString[9] = 0xbe
set BlueString[9] = 0xf1
set PlayerColorWordString[9] = "lightblue"
set PlayerColorString[10] = "|c000f6145"
set RedString[10] = 0x0f
set GreenString[10] = 0x61
set BlueString[10] = 0x45
set PlayerColorWordString[10] = "darkgreen"
set PlayerColorString[11] = "|c004d2903"
set RedString[11] = 0x4d
set GreenString[11] = 0x29
set BlueString[11] = 0x03
set PlayerColorWordString[11] = "brown"
set PlayerColorString[12] = "|c001f1f1f"
set RedString[12] = 0x1f
set GreenString[12] = 0x1f
set BlueString[12] = 0x1f
set PlayerColorWordString[12] = "darkgrey"
set PlayerColorWordString[13] = "gray"
set PlayerColorWordString[14] = "aqua"
set PlayerColorWordString[15] = "cyan"
loop
exitwhen i < 0
set i2 = GetHandleId( GetPlayerColor( Player( i ) ) )
set PlayerColor<i> = PlayerColorString[i2]
set Red<i> = RedString[i2]
set Green<i> = GreenString[i2]
set Blue<i> = BlueString[i2]
set PlayerColorWord<i> = PlayerColorWordString<i>
set i = i - 1
endloop
endfunction
endlibrary</i></i></i></i></i></i></i>Btw, is it good that I have both aqua and cyan as teal ?
And gray as grey too
EDIT: Well, ok... [ljass]return Player( -1 )[/ljass] did crash the game XD
So, what should I return then... :S
Komaqtion
You can change this now in User CP.
- Reaction score
- 469
Ok, so it looks like this now, and it all seems to work fine
As you can see, instead of returning Player( -1 ) in the "GetPlayerByColor" function, I return "null"...
Will that work better ? :S
Just one thing... I have a Text-Tag which gets "player-colored" using the "GetPlayerByColor" function, and (Just to test what happens when I type an invalid color) I use both "aqua" color, and "white" color. (As "white" isn't a valid color here...)
But, then it turns red instead
Any ideas to why that's happening ? :S
Here's the test trigger
JASS:
library PlayerColors initializer Init
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// *//PlayerColoredString\\* //
// *//Made by , Komaqtion\\* //
// //
// //
// Purpose: //
// //
// ¤ This snippet is supposed to help people to, with ease, convert //
// a string to use a desired player's own color! //
// //
// Usage: //
// //
// ¤ To use this snippet, simply type "call PlayerColoredString(playerid, string)" //
// where "string" is the string you want to colorize, and "playerid" //
// is the player number of the player, whose color you wan to use. //
// Note: This uses JASS' player number range, meaning that //
// Player 1(Red)'s number is 0, and Player 2(Blue)'s number is 1, //
// and so on... //
// You can also get only the players color-string for own usage... //
// This is accomplished by using the function "GetPlayerColorString" //
// which takes the player to get the string, or you can also use //
// the GetPlayerColorStringById function, which takes the player's //
// Id, or number instead <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> //
// You can also change the color of texttags using this snippet... //
// The function is called "PlayerColoredTextTag" and takes integer alpha //
// which is transparency, player p, the playercolor you which to use, and //
// texttag tag which is the texttag you which to change the color of ! //
// You can also use the function "GetPlayerByColor" which takes a string (color) //
// and returns the player which has that specific color. You can even type //
// "ReD" or "REd" or even "..,, R, e.., d" and it'll return Player(0) or //
// player red in all three cases. And, you can also get the player's color //
// this way. //
// //
// //
// Requirements: //
// //
// ¤ This snippet's only requirement is vJASS compilement, which is //
// easiest achieved by downloading JASS Newgen Pack, at //
// <a href="http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73936" class="link link--internal">http://www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73936</a> //
// You'll also have to update JASS Helper to the latest version... //
// //
// //
// Credits: //
// //
// ¤ Azlier, for helpong me out alot with several bugfixes and tweaking ! //
// Jesus4Lyf, for also helping me out alot ! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> //
// Quraji, for helping me add the "GetPlayerByColor" function ! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> //
// //
// And credits, if you use this that is, is not needed to give me //
// though it's always welcome <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> //
// //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
globals
private integer array Red
private integer array Green
private integer array Blue
private integer array RedString
private integer array GreenString
private integer array BlueString
private string array PlayerColor
private string array PlayerColorString
private string array PlayerColorWord
private string array PlayerColorWordString
private constant string EndString = "|r"
endglobals
function PlayerColoredString takes integer playerId, string s returns string
return PlayerColor[playerId] + s + EndString
endfunction
function PlayerColoredTextTag takes integer alpha, player p, texttag tag returns nothing
call SetTextTagColor( tag, Red[GetPlayerId( p )], Green[GetPlayerId( p )], Blue[GetPlayerId( p )], alpha )
endfunction
function PlayerColoredTextTagById takes integer alpha, integer playerId, texttag tag returns nothing
call SetTextTagColor( tag, Red[playerId], Green[playerId], Blue[playerId], alpha )
endfunction
function GetPlayerColorString takes player p returns string
return PlayerColor[GetPlayerId( p )]
endfunction
function GetPlayerColorStringById takes integer playerId returns string
return PlayerColor[playerId]
endfunction
function CompressString takes string compstring returns string
local integer w = StringLength( compstring )
local integer i = 0
local string s = ""
loop
if not( SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == " " or SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == "." or SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 ) == "," ) then
set s = s + SubString( compstring, i, i + 1 )
endif
set i = i + 1
exitwhen i > w
endloop
return s
endfunction
function GetPlayerByColor takes string color returns player
local string s = StringCase( color, false )
local integer i = 0
set s = CompressString( s )
loop
if s == PlayerColorWordString<i> then
return Player( i )
elseif s == PlayerColorWordString[13] then
return Player( 8 )
elseif s == PlayerColorWordString[14] or s == PlayerColorWordString[15] then
return Player( 2 )
endif
set i = i + 1
exitwhen ( i >= 13 )
endloop
return null
endfunction
function GetPlayerColorByColor takes string color returns string
local string s = StringCase( color, false )
local integer i = 0
set s = CompressString( s )
loop
if s == PlayerColorWordString<i> then
return PlayerColor<i>
endif
set i = i + 1
exitwhen ( i >= 13 )
endloop
if s == PlayerColorWordString[13] then
return PlayerColor[8]
elseif s == PlayerColorWordString[14] or s == PlayerColorWordString[15] then
return PlayerColor[2]
endif
return ""
endfunction
private function OnColorChange takes player whichplayer, playercolor color returns nothing
local integer id = GetPlayerId( whichplayer )
local integer pc = GetHandleId( color )
set PlayerColor[id] = PlayerColorString[pc]
set Red[id] = RedString[pc]
set Green[id] = GreenString[pc]
set Blue[id] = BlueString[pc]
set PlayerColorWord[id] = PlayerColorWordString[pc]
endfunction
hook SetPlayerColor OnColorChange
private function Init takes nothing returns nothing
local integer i = 12
local integer i2
set PlayerColorString[0] = "|c00ff0202"
set RedString[0] = 0xff
set GreenString[0] = 0x02
set BlueString[0] = 0x02
set PlayerColorWordString[0] = "red"
set PlayerColorString[1] = "|c000041ff"
set RedString[1] = 0x00
set GreenString[1] = 0x41
set BlueString[1] = 0xff
set PlayerColorWordString[1] = "blue"
set PlayerColorString[2] = "|c001be5b8"
set RedString[2] = 0x1b
set GreenString[2] = 0xe5
set BlueString[2] = 0xb8
set PlayerColorWordString[2] = "teal"
set PlayerColorString[3] = "|c00530080"
set RedString[3] = 0x53
set GreenString[3] = 0x00
set BlueString[3] = 0x80
set PlayerColorWordString[3] = "purple"
set PlayerColorString[4] = "|c00fffc00"
set RedString[4] = 0xff
set GreenString[4] = 0xfc
set BlueString[4] = 0x00
set PlayerColorWordString[4] = "yellow"
set PlayerColorString[5] = "|c00fe890d"
set RedString[5] = 0xfe
set GreenString[5] = 0x89
set BlueString[5] = 0x0d
set PlayerColorWordString[5] = "orange"
set PlayerColorString[6] = "|c001fbf00"
set RedString[6] = 0x1f
set GreenString[6] = 0xbf
set BlueString[6] = 0x00
set PlayerColorWordString[6] = "green"
set PlayerColorString[7] = "|c00e45aaf"
set RedString[7] = 0xe4
set GreenString[7] = 0x5a
set BlueString[7] = 0xaf
set PlayerColorWordString[7] = "pink"
set PlayerColorString[8] = "|c00949596"
set RedString[8] = 0x94
set GreenString[8] = 0x95
set BlueString[8] = 0x96
set PlayerColorWordString[8] = "grey"
set PlayerColorString[9] = "|c007dbef1"
set RedString[9] = 0x7d
set GreenString[9] = 0xbe
set BlueString[9] = 0xf1
set PlayerColorWordString[9] = "lightblue"
set PlayerColorString[10] = "|c000f6145"
set RedString[10] = 0x0f
set GreenString[10] = 0x61
set BlueString[10] = 0x45
set PlayerColorWordString[10] = "darkgreen"
set PlayerColorString[11] = "|c004d2903"
set RedString[11] = 0x4d
set GreenString[11] = 0x29
set BlueString[11] = 0x03
set PlayerColorWordString[11] = "brown"
set PlayerColorString[12] = "|c001f1f1f"
set RedString[12] = 0x1f
set GreenString[12] = 0x1f
set BlueString[12] = 0x1f
set PlayerColorWordString[12] = "darkgrey"
set PlayerColorWordString[13] = "gray"
set PlayerColorWordString[14] = "aqua"
set PlayerColorWordString[15] = "cyan"
loop
exitwhen i < 0
set i2 = GetHandleId( GetPlayerColor( Player( i ) ) )
set PlayerColor<i> = PlayerColorString[i2]
set Red<i> = RedString[i2]
set Green<i> = GreenString[i2]
set Blue<i> = BlueString[i2]
set PlayerColorWord<i> = PlayerColorWordString<i>
set i = i - 1
endloop
endfunction
endlibrary</i></i></i></i></i></i></i></i></i>As you can see, instead of returning Player( -1 ) in the "GetPlayerByColor" function, I return "null"...
Will that work better ? :S
Just one thing... I have a Text-Tag which gets "player-colored" using the "GetPlayerByColor" function, and (Just to test what happens when I type an invalid color) I use both "aqua" color, and "white" color. (As "white" isn't a valid color here...)
But, then it turns red instead
Any ideas to why that's happening ? :S
Here's the test trigger
Trigger:
- Init
- Events
- Map initialization
- Conditions
- Actions
- Set TempPoint = (Center of Region 1 <gen>)
- Floating Text - Create floating text that reads Region 1! at TempPoint with Z offset 0.00, using font size 15.00, color (100.00%, 100.00%, 100.00%), and 0.00% transparency
- Custom script: call PlayerColoredTextTag( 100, GetPlayerByColor("white"), bj_lastCreatedTextTag)
- Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_TempPoint)
- Set TempPoint = (Center of Region 2 <gen>)
- Floating Text - Create floating text that reads Region 2! at TempPoint with Z offset 0.00, using font size 15.00, color (100.00%, 100.00%, 100.00%), and 0.00% transparency
- Custom script: call PlayerColoredTextTag( 100, GetPlayerByColor("aqua"), bj_lastCreatedTextTag)
- Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_TempPoint)
- Events
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- Reaction score
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>> As you can see, instead of returning Player( -1 ) in the "GetPlayerByColor" function, I return "null"...
Will that work better ? :S
That's what I would do. Just remember to remind the user to check against null returns in the documentation.
1. You call 'GetPlayerByColor("white")'. Since there is no white player, it returns null (instead of Player(-1), thank goodness!).
2. Inside the PlayerColoredTextTag function, you use GetPlayerId() to perform the array lookup. GetPlayerId(null) returns 0. So, instead of breaking, the function will perform as if the player passed was Player(0).
So you might want to check if the player == null inside the function. If it is, just exit. Maybe add a [ljass]debug[/ljass] warning.
Will that work better ? :S
That's what I would do. Just remember to remind the user to check against null returns in the documentation.
Just one thing... I have a Text-Tag which gets "player-colored" using the "GetPlayerByColor" function, and (Just to test what happens when I type an invalid color) I use both "aqua" color, and "white" color. (As "white" isn't a valid color here...)
But, then it turns red instead
Any ideas to why that's happening ? :S
Here's the test trigger
Trigger:
- Init
- Events
- Map initialization
- Conditions
- Actions
- Set TempPoint = (Center of Region 1 <gen>)
- Floating Text - Create floating text that reads Region 1! at TempPoint with Z offset 0.00, using font size 15.00, color (100.00%, 100.00%, 100.00%), and 0.00% transparency
- Custom script: call PlayerColoredTextTag( 100, GetPlayerByColor("white"), bj_lastCreatedTextTag)
- Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_TempPoint)
- Set TempPoint = (Center of Region 2 <gen>)
- Floating Text - Create floating text that reads Region 2! at TempPoint with Z offset 0.00, using font size 15.00, color (100.00%, 100.00%, 100.00%), and 0.00% transparency
- Custom script: call PlayerColoredTextTag( 100, GetPlayerByColor("aqua"), bj_lastCreatedTextTag)
- Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_TempPoint)
1. You call 'GetPlayerByColor("white")'. Since there is no white player, it returns null (instead of Player(-1), thank goodness!).
2. Inside the PlayerColoredTextTag function, you use GetPlayerId() to perform the array lookup. GetPlayerId(null) returns 0. So, instead of breaking, the function will perform as if the player passed was Player(0).
JASS:
scope test initializer init
function test takes player p returns nothing
call BJDebugMsg(I2S(GetPlayerId(p))) // displays 0
endfunction
function init takes nothing returns nothing
local player p = null // it's worth noting that if p is uninitialized (no '= null'), the thread will crash when calling test(p).
call test(p)
endfunction
endscopeSo you might want to check if the player == null inside the function. If it is, just exit. Maybe add a [ljass]debug[/ljass] warning.
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Varine:
Or even third party. Like if you don't have an original one in a functional condition, you cannot play this game properly. Like yeah the keyboard mods exist, but I think those are BARELY functional -
Varine:
And since almost all of my programming experience is with defunct shit now, I figure my best place is helping preserve legacy stuff. Which I don't know how to do necessarily, but I need some kind of a hobby and figuring out how older things worked is the only shit that really interests me. Well soldering and restoration is fun too, but no one is bringing me new stuff to fix and restore, so it's mostly old shit, and I LOVE OG Xbox so much. I want to make sure it can function as long as possible, until someone can effectively emulate it at least. I have like 15 I was going to fix over the winter and didn't get to.+1
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Varine:
I also have a couple OG gameboys, but idk if I can do that without like, manufacturing new parts that no one makes anymore and I can't do that right now
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The Helper:
Yeah Tom, me too sorry for your loss buddy my mom told me she finds out her olds friend died from Google searching them. She had not talked to one of her old friends in a year and found out she died from Google. Also another one in the same session. RIP all of them my sincere condolences Tom+1 -
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We have some elderly guests that regularly come hang out at the bar at the end of the night, and every once in a while we don't see someone for a few weeks and then someone shows up with their obituary.
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Varine:
We usually let them do their memorials there in the morning if they want to and I'll make them some snacks and drinks. There was one guy named Tom that came in like every night and would sit by himself and get a bunch of soup and a glass of wine. idk why but he LOVED our fucking soup, like he would order a fucking quart of it at a time and would always get so sad when we stop doing it for the summer.+1
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Varine:
But he also loved our calamari, which is another thing I hate but it sells super well so I can't change it. There was one day he came in and was asking me how to make it, because he tried to at home once in the off season when we stop running it and he really wanted it lol
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Varine:
I think he's one of the only people I've made recipes for for free because he really wanted a broccoli cheddar, and it was like dude I don't have a recipe, it's just whatever I have, but here, this is how you do it
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Varine:
I don't think he ever figured out how to do the calamari in a pan though, like idk how to do that either. He was afraid of the at home deep fryers though and it's like yeah, that's fair, I am too
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Varine:
He was just such a sweet old man, we had two servers pregnant and they held a baby shower together, he was soooooo fucking excited to get to see a baby. Unfortunately he died a month or so before they were born
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The Helper:
So I decided to Google some people that I had not seen or heard from in a while and sure enough one of my old best friends, we had a falling out years ago but whatever, find out he died of Pancreatic Cancer in January. I have also lost a few of my closer acquaintances from growing up the last year. Getting old - people die - I kinda thought it was going to be this way a few years ago....+2
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Oh it looks like a lot of the traffic is Silkroad Forums. That domain isn't protected by Cloudflare.
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But the old Silkroad site is still on its own server. I just had a test site set up on this server for it.
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The Helper:
SD Ryoko about it and he said the couple of people left on there really like it, that was a few years ago, maybe I should check back
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jonas:
I guess when you're getting old, and the last day of soup season draws near, you start wondering -
jonas:
will I make it to the start of the next season? or was this the last time I'll ever have my favorite dish?
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