MacroQuest64

ok since some people allready use what I posted in my initial post, I think it would be messy to edit that post, and also hard for non coders to understand the differences, so instead of starting a new post, I bump it, and the few lucky ones that actually reads this, gets the new features...

and they are:
/selectitem slot <Number> merchant || self
/selectitem "item name" merchant || self
/selectitem list merchant || self

examples:
/selectitem slot 10 merchant :selects slot 10 in the merchant window
/selectitem slot 14 self :selects slot 14 in your characters bags
/selectitem list self :lists all your items and slots they are in, this is useful if you want to select something to sell by slotID...
/selectitem "Manastone" self :Will select your manastone but dont press sell now!

I noticed a weird behaviour with what /sellitem can do, so I need to make a security check on it, before I post it, but I will do that later today, expect it within a few hours...

The /selectitem code will be very useful in combination with /buyitem and /sellitem. Play nice.

Wassup wrote:1. Will /selectitem "Manastone" self find the item even when bags are closed?
2. Will /selectitem "Manastone" self automatically open the bag the "Manastone" is in?
3. Does /selectitem "manastone" self just move the mouse pointer to the item?
4. Does /selectitem "Manastone" self actually pick the item up?
5. Will /selectitem "Manastone" self only pick up non-stackable items, or can it pick up stacks of items if the answer to #4 is Yes

EqMule00 wrote: ok but seriously, it sounds like you want the features of selectitem on the /finditem function? and yeah, I want that too, but I have been busy working on theese merchant things, I needed them to up one of my trade skills... Anyway, I will soon start on an upgrade to /finditem which should be able to search and list and pick up things from your bags, without having them opened. Stay tuned.

public: int __thiscall CInvSlotMgr::[b]MoveItem[/b](int,int,int,int)

Eqmule00 wrote:upgrade to /finditem

fryfrog wrote:Perhaps I missed something, but I am getting the following error when trying to compile. I searched the entire thread for "EQADDR_INVENTORYWND" and only found two occurances, inside your MQ.h mods.

Code: Select all

EQLib_Commands.cpp(153) : error C2065: 'EQADDR_INVENTORYWND' : undeclared identifier

I commented those two lines out... lets see what happens :)

with the two lines commented out, it seems to work...