Does "call" in automacros not support parameters?

[iMikeLance]

Implemented:

Revision: 8592
Author: marcelofoxes
Date: quarta-feira, 22 de maio de 2013 06:02:27
Message:
* implemented arguments in macro calls (not tested with automacros "call", don't know if it will work)
* arguments parser now supports quoted arguments
----
Modified : /plugins/macro/trunk/Macro/Script.pm
Modified : /plugins/macro/trunk/macro.pl

These macros:

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macro callmemaybe {
	# call this macro two times with these arguments
	call meMaybe 2 --Hey "I just met you" "And" "this is crazy"
}

macro meMaybe {
	[
	$i++
	log This is the $i º time i'll sing for you
	log $.param1
	log $.param2
	log $.param3
	log $.param4
	]
}

Will output this:

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macro callmemaybe
[macro log] This is the 1 º time i'll sing for you
[macro log] Hey
[macro log] I just met you
[macro log] And
[macro log] this is crazy
[macro log] This is the 2 º time i'll sing for you
[macro log] Hey
[macro log] I just met you
[macro log] And
[macro log] this is crazy

Using "macro <name> --<arguments>" in kore's console should work with the same syntax

[crasherkie]

Implemented:

Revision: 8592
Author: marcelofoxes
Date: quarta-feira, 22 de maio de 2013 06:02:27
Message:
* implemented arguments in macro calls (not tested with automacros "call", don't know if it will work)
* arguments parser now supports quoted arguments
----
Modified : /plugins/macro/trunk/Macro/Script.pm
Modified : /plugins/macro/trunk/macro.pl

These macros:

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macro callmemaybe {
	# call this macro two times with these arguments
	call meMaybe 2 --Hey "I just met you" "And" "this is crazy"
}

macro meMaybe {
	[
	$i++
	log This is the $i º time i'll sing for you
	log $.param1
	log $.param2
	log $.param3
	log $.param4
	]
}

Will output this:

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macro callmemaybe
[macro log] This is the 1 º time i'll sing for you
[macro log] Hey
[macro log] I just met you
[macro log] And
[macro log] this is crazy
[macro log] This is the 2 º time i'll sing for you
[macro log] Hey
[macro log] I just met you
[macro log] And
[macro log] this is crazy

Using "macro <name> --<arguments>" in kore's console should work with the same syntax

Cool..someone tested this already in an automacro call? ima can't test this right now cause im in cp mode... i want to see result..
Good Job you got there.. nice

PS: i just notice this a while back.

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macro callmemaybe {
	# call this macro two times with these arguments
	call meMaybe 2 --Hey "I just met you" "And" "this is crazy"
}

whats the point of putting the number "2" after the macro name? just wanted to know this

[iMikeLance]

PS: i just notice this a while back.

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macro callmemaybe {
	# call this macro two times with these arguments
	call meMaybe 2 --Hey "I just met you" "And" "this is crazy"
}

whats the point of putting the number "2" after the macro name? just wanted to know this

This number 2 makes the called macro repeat itself 2 times. You can just ignore it and use call macroname --arguments

[EternalHarvest]

my @new_params = $cparms =~ /"[^"]+"|\S+/g;

How about Utils::parseArgs?

[crasherkie]

whats the point of putting the number "2" after the macro name? just wanted to know this

This number 2 makes the called macro repeat itself 2 times. You can just ignore it and use call macroname --arguments

thx for the explanation.. forgot about that parameters of macro.. thx for the update...