Custom var names
Currently you can only have v# p# a# l# ect as var
names, what I would like is to be able to have custom
var names
/varset string Textvar "This is a string variable"
/echo $Textvar
[MacroQuest]This is a string variable
Others I would like to see
/varset array arrayvar [one,two,three,four,testing,ect]
/echo $arrayvar[0]
[MacroQuest]one
/varset array arrayvarone[one=>1,hp=>$target
(hp,pct),ect=>other stuff]
/echo $arrayvarone[one]
/echo $arrayvarone[hp]
[MacroQuest]1
[MacroQuest]35
/varset int intagervar 15
/varset loc locvar ###.##,###.##,###.##
/varset sloc Locname sx,sy
sx and sy = screen xy cords
Might think of others after those are added and I play
with them a bit.
Custom var names just could not have the same name
as one of your static ones, this would make the macro's
alot easyer to read also, and you wont have namespace
spillover if people start combining several macros. Also
currently there is only support for v0 - v100 This should
be increased to atleast 1000 or 10,000 untill you can
add customvar names. That way people can pick a
range of 100 vars they wana work with.
You also might consider adding ; as the end of
command determiner so that formating becomes easyer
once you add custom var names, and such
ie. /varset array Arrayvar [
HP=>$target(hp,cur),
MANA=>$char(mana,cur),
ECT=>more stuff];
That way it can spreat to multi lines easyer.
Wouldnt mind if you added a new command also
@<Variable Name> = <text string,array(array options),
#, Loc,screen)
##Example of declaring an array
@Arrayvar = array(
HP=>$target(hp,cur),
Mana=>$char(mana,cur),
ECT=>other shit);
##String
@Stringvar = "This is a string variable";
OR
@Stringvar = "$target(name)";
##Int
@Intvar = 7;
##Loc
@Locvar = 75.23,189.01,30.5;
##Screen
@Screencord = 50,100;
Also I think if you get rid of a few of the / commands
such as /if it may speed up the parsing a bit since it
knows it isnt an EQ command it wont try and parse it as
such
mouseto
if
for
sendkey
press
click
echo
goto
call
doevents
return
All of those should be removed from the slash command
list and just made keywords. I would keep the / versions
in the for backward compatability but make them
deprciated and have MacroQuest spit a warning when it
loads a macro with the old version saying that these are
depreciated and will be removed in future release ect.
if should be changed to support and add elseif
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if(xxx==yyy OR xxx=zzz AND xxx!=aaa){
do this shit
}
elseif(xxx==bbb){
do something else
}
else{
Do yet another thing
}
for should also support this format
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for(i=0;i<$something;i++){
the for loop;
}
