problem with match using gamma moo

[Jesús Pavón]

Hi,
I'm using Version 1.8.3+gamma0 and the latest version of enCore Database.
But the matcher fails.
For example:
> get account from box
I don't recognise that command.
But...
> Get box
Taken.
> get account from box
You get Account Administration FO from Box of Educational Tools.

if a player does not have an object in the inventory, the player can not perform actions on because dobj only uses player.contents and not player.location.contents.


What I can do to fix that?

Sorry for my bad english, is not my native languaje.

[Jesús Pavón]

I have found the solution. It's simple...
@verb #0:match_object none none none
@edit #0:match_object
say  object = $match_utils:match(argstr, {@player.contents, @player.location.contents});
say return object;
compile
done
@dump-d

[Chris Norman]

Can I suggest that:

1) You use player:contents() and player.location:contents() rather than player.contents and player.location.contents?

B) You don't need to assign object = ..., you can just return the result of the match. Not absolutely necessary, but I feel that little optimisations are important when you consider how often matching happens.

HTH,

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[Jesús Pavón]

I'm having other problems...
@create $comida named pizza,pizza
You now have pizza (aka pizza) with object number #226 and parent comida (#203).
@create $comida named pizza,pizza
You now have pizza (aka pizza) with object number #228 and parent comida (#203).
eat pizza
I don't understand that ("pizza" is an ambiguous name).

If i write eat 2.pizza the moo canot recognise the verb eat.
Can you give me a idea?

[Chris Norman]

Drop one of them? Other than that, no clue. It's been a long time! :-(

[Luke Dashjr]

You could possibly do "eat first pizza" depending on how smart your match verb
is...

[Jesús Pavón]

There was a bug, caused by the translation of the database at spanish.
I've fixed it, changing some properties in the object #51.
Thanks!