StDoodle
Minion
I'm not really sure where to begin here...
What I want to do is have a script that is capable of coming up with several different situation-appropriate macros (with dynamically generated abort thresholds as appropriate, yada yada yada). I'd like to present the user with a button for each one, so that they could select their preference.
However, I can't for the life of me figure out HOW to do this. First I tried using a consult script, but couldn't figure out a way for it to display the buttons; write() doesn't seem to override page text in a consult script, as far as I could see (though I could have easily screwed it up).
Then I tried using an override for fight.php. This KINDA worked, but it had a problem. When using visit_url() to submit a macro, mafia automatically handles whatever string conversions are necessary in a way that JUST WORKS. (Except for && and ||, but I found that you can use ANDAND and OROR and get the same results.) However, I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to format spaces such that KoL would end up with an acceptable macro.
Anyone who has any thoughts on what I could try next would be greatly appreciated.
What I want to do is have a script that is capable of coming up with several different situation-appropriate macros (with dynamically generated abort thresholds as appropriate, yada yada yada). I'd like to present the user with a button for each one, so that they could select their preference.
However, I can't for the life of me figure out HOW to do this. First I tried using a consult script, but couldn't figure out a way for it to display the buttons; write() doesn't seem to override page text in a consult script, as far as I could see (though I could have easily screwed it up).
Then I tried using an override for fight.php. This KINDA worked, but it had a problem. When using visit_url() to submit a macro, mafia automatically handles whatever string conversions are necessary in a way that JUST WORKS. (Except for && and ||, but I found that you can use ANDAND and OROR and get the same results.) However, I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to format spaces such that KoL would end up with an acceptable macro.
Anyone who has any thoughts on what I could try next would be greatly appreciated.
