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As one example, I know the later tent options aren't included in defaults. I had a look at them a while back (when you mentioned it) but am unlikely to change anything. I'm currently working on a personal java project and mafia chat is about all of this software I consider myself well versed...

Assuming this script leads into the volcano maze, why not include the code from my lava.ash script? It wouldn't take much to get the function to return a boolean value and you could fall back on "cli_execute( "volcano solve" )" if it returns false. Doesn't handle new mazes... but are those...

Do you have those choiceAdventure(s) set to anything in your prefs file? To clarify: have you checked that the choice adventures appear at all in your prefs file?

Zarqon linked you to the relevant page literally 5 posts before your last. However, here is is again. To quote from the relevant section: If you need more detail, you type into the gCLI. I did you a picture:

You're right. I do apologise. I have edited to redress that (must have missed it when I was shuffling things around -- sorry).

Am I right in thinking you are making the bets via the relay browser, or is a script doing it for you? I can't find a mmg gCLI command (and hadn't remembered one being there). Of course, I could just be missing something. Your post doesn't make it very clear how I can replicate this.

redwulf... that script of yours is hard to wade through. You have functions that aren't called and variables that aren't used. It's hard to work out where things are going wrong. I've edited your script to remove the functionless code (and the comments) and pack things into functions. If you...

If you want to use a list-based approach, myself and another contributer put together a script that will do that for you. You can find a copy here. Please note that mafia's handling is more intelligent (it will solve new mazes as easily as those in the lists) and is also easier for you to use...

Sorry about the delay. r8761

If it does the same thing, post it here. If it is for something different, start a new thread. Don't worry too much about the similarity of the code -- people search for certain functionality, not particular lines of ASH text.

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Really? And no, we don't have them as far as I'm aware. Seriously though, what are you wanting them for?

I much prefer that idea to the alternative suggestion. Naturally if a new item did something drastically different (where an integer value wasn't appropriate) then it may need to change, but for pumpkins that would give the information being discussed. I'm still unconvinced by its necessity...

Surely that information is irrelevant. Why would you care about success or fail and why would an int return ever be preferable to item_amount()? I should stress, by worthless, I don't mean meaningless. Just worth nothing.

CLI, maybe. Why ASH? What would be different between visit_url( "campgroud.php?action=garden" ) and (for example) pumpkin() ? The return value is going to be worthless, surely?

Looks like that should work. Unfortunately I literally just ascended, so can't test it again. Sorry.

You own a Hodgman's Regal Frippery! Confusion: Hodgman's Regal Frippery You own a Pyretic Panhandler Paraphernalia! Confusion: Pyretic Panhandler Paraphernalia You own a Slimesuit! Confusion: Slimesuit You own a Vile Vagrant Vestments! Confusion: Vile Vagrant Vestments They will have returned...

They don't have to be hardcoded. Try returning an aggregate. int [int] aggFunc() { int [int] i; i[0] = 1; i[1] = 2; return i; } void main() { int [int] i = aggFunc(); foreach j in i print( i[j] ); }

Interesting. I shall have a fiddle.