isnt there an easier way for params?

loadingpleasewait · Post by **loadingpleasewait** » Tue May 18, 2004 10:15 am

isnt there an easier/smarter way to do the toggle parameters of a macro?

I have my auto archery macro that does all sortsa stuff that are toggled via parameters when starting the macro. but the code is messy, it works, but ya gotta enter the params in a specified order and stuff.. I know theres got to be an easier way.. can you help?

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/if (${Defined[Param0]} && ${String[${Param0}].Equal[snare]}) { 
   /echo "Auto-Snare enabled" 
   /varset snaretoggle 1
   /varset needsnare 1
   } 
/if (${Defined[Param0]} && ${String[${Param0}].Equal[taunt]}) { 
   /echo "Auto-Taunt enabled" 
   /varset taunttoggle 1
   } 
/if (${Defined[Param1]} && ${String[${Param1}].Equal[taunt]}) { 
   /echo "Auto-Taunt enabled" 
   /varset taunttoggle 1
   } 
/if (${Defined[Param0]} && ${String[${Param0}].Equal[forage]}) { 
   /echo "Auto-Forage enabled" 
   /varset foragetoggle 1
   } 
/if (${Defined[Param1]} && ${String[${Param1}].Equal[forage]}) { 
   /echo "Auto-Forage enabled" 
   /varset foragetoggle 1
   } 
/if (${Defined[Param2]} && ${String[${Param2}].Equal[forage]}) { 
   /echo "Auto-Forage enabled" 
   /varset foragetoggle 1
   }

thats how I have it set up now, but its bulky..

dman · Post by **dman** » Tue May 18, 2004 10:36 am

While untested I think this is closer to what you are looking for, benefits include not having to have a specifc order as well and easier to add in new commands.

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/declare i int local
/for i 0 to 2
  /if (${Defined[Param${i}]}) {
     /if (${Param${i}.Equal[snare]}) {
         /echo "Auto-Snare enabled" 
         /varset snaretoggle 1 
         /varset needsnare 1 
         }
      /if (${Param${i}.Equal[taunt]}) {
         /echo "Auto-Taunt enabled" 
         /varset taunttoggle 1 
         }
      /if (${Param${i}.Equal[forage]}) {
         /echo "Auto-Forage enabled" 
         /varset foragetoggle 1 
         }
   }
/next i

loadingpleasewait · Post by **loadingpleasewait** » Tue May 18, 2004 11:05 am

Exactly what I was looking for, tested it, and it works = ) thanks so very much!

Lax · Post by **Lax** » Tue May 18, 2004 2:51 pm

You can also use ${Macro.Params} (gives you the # of parameters passed) in your /for instead of using the ${Defined} thing