[CD3.55] <$OUTPUT()> .. how do i use it ?

[w1ls0n]

Hey,, i posted earlier about commands and just tryed to figure out how to use <$OUTPUT()> and its stressing me out.

can any1 help me on this ? and maybe tell me command for Time and Date and also Usercount please ??

Thanks Ben

 

[Yolom]

You can use SQL to display characters in tables.

E.G:

[@main]
#IF
    HasGuild
#ACT
    FormatStr "FLD_GUILD='%s'" %GUILDNAME
    ReadValueSql  "TBL_GUILDBANK"  %A9  "[COLOR="#FF0000"]FLD_GUILD[/COLOR],[COLOR="#0000FF"]FLD_GOLD[/COLOR]" [@next]
#ELSESAY
Yo have no clan.\
<Exit/@exit>\

[@next()]
#ACT
   [COLOR="#0000FF"] Mov    D9      %ARG(2)    ;Retrieves gold amount[/COLOR]
    [COLOR="#FF0000"]Mov   A3      %ARG(1)     ;Retrieve guild name[/COLOR]
goto @menu

[@menu]
#SAY
Clan name: [COLOR="#FF0000"]<$OUTPUT(A3)>[/COLOR]\
Clan gold:[COLOR="#0000FF"] <$OUTPUT(D9)>[/COLOR]\

In general you can use it in variables.

E.G:

[@main]
#SAY
Info <LifeGen/@make([COLOR="#0000FF"]SunPotion[/COLOR],[COLOR="#FF0000"]FleaSkin[/COLOR],[COLOR="#006400"]5[/COLOR])>

[@make()]
#ACT
   [COLOR="#0000FF"]Mov A1 %ARG(1)[/COLOR]
  [COLOR="#FF0000"] Mov A2 %ARG(2)[/COLOR]
  [COLOR="#006400"] Mov  D1 %ARG(3)[/COLOR]
goto @information


[@information]
#SAY
For make LifeGen you need: [COLOR="#006400"] <$OUTPUT(D1)>[/COLOR]  [COLOR="#0000FF"]<$OUTPUT(A1)>[/COLOR] \
_____________________________[COLOR="#006400"]<$OUTPUT(D1)>[/COLOR]  [COLOR="#FF0000"]<$OUTPUT(A2)>[/COLOR]\
<Make/@maketrue(SunPotion,FleaSkin,5)>\

[@maketrue()]
#IF
Checkitem [COLOR="#0000FF"]%A1[/COLOR][COLOR="#006400"] %D1[/COLOR]
checkitem  [COLOR="#FF0000"]%A2[/COLOR] [COLOR="#006400"]%D1[/COLOR]
#ACT
take  [COLOR="#0000FF"]%A1[/COLOR] [COLOR="#006400"]%D1[/COLOR]
take [COLOR="#FF0000"] %A2[/COLOR] [COLOR="#006400"]%D1[/COLOR]
give LifeGen 1
Sysmsg "Here you have your LifeGen"
#ELSESAY
Not have the required objects.\
<Exit/@exit>

These scripts are examples, not assure proper operation.

Regards,

 

[Geordiehc]

a simplar way of showing how to use them would be this

#IF
MOV D1 999
#SAY
<$OUTPUT(D1)> <--- this will say 999

 

[w1ls0n]

Thanks so much, Bit complicated but it helps alot .