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- Thread starter zekaonar
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That's what I was thinking too. But I see to recall a pretty slick alias or two floating around that did a before and after on inventory and the computed some kind of difference, which might suffice.
Perhaps the ASH session_logs function would be of use to you.
string[ int ] lines = session_logs( 1 );
will give you an array of the lines of today's session log. That is obviously not identical to what is in the gCLI - which has things in it that don't go in to the file, and vice versa, and which only has stuff from the current session - but, depending on what you need this for, it might fill the bill.
string[ int ] lines = session_logs( 1 );
will give you an array of the lines of today's session log. That is obviously not identical to what is in the gCLI - which has things in it that don't go in to the file, and vice versa, and which only has stuff from the current session - but, depending on what you need this for, it might fill the bill.
zekaonar
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To resurrect this past conversation, I'm looking to write some auto-spading code for droprates. In some preAdventure code I can record item drop, food drop, meat drop, etc and then in a post adventure script I'd like to analyze the last combat done for drops with enough info to determine pickpockets, disgorges, etc. I'm hoping to tap into some mafia data structures without having to parse things from scratch. Best places to get at this data?
Theraze
Active member
Was that the trackitems alias?
Code:
trackitems => ashq int [item] currentinv = get_inventory(); int currentmeat = my_meat(); try{cli_execute("%%");}finally{ int [item] postinv = get_inventory(); int postmeat = my_meat(); foreach i2,c2 in postinv{if (postinv[i2] != currentinv[i2]) print(i2 + ": " + (postinv[i2].to_int() - currentinv[i2].to_int()));} foreach i1,c1 in currentinv{if (postinv[i1] == 0) print(i1 + ": " + (-c1));}if (postmeat != currentmeat) print("Meat: " + (postmeat - currentmeat));}