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Zmud Script

Hi guys, I just made a hack Zmud script to read the world exits on the web page. It works for me is all I can say. If someone else tries it, let me know how it goes. It is based on (is almost a direct...

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Re: Zmud Script

Cool! I haven’t been able to test it because the %comcreate function fails in Wine, but it looks very nice.

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Re: Zmud Script

Trying to use it on Cmud and I instantly get Looking for Wiki exits… Timed out! Going to play with it a bit and see if I can figure out what the issue is. It's obviously not timing out, so it appears...

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Re: Zmud Script

Wow. Mystery solved. Cmud prefers the syntax #IF (expression) {true-command} {false-command} I changed the brackets to parenthesis and it worked like a charm. Formatting could use some love, but it...

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Re: Zmud Script

It's bad coding to use the a=b syntax, since some of us (cough cough me) disable that in their client so as to not accidentally make variables. Also yeah, you'll need to clean up that syntax or it'll...

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Errors and stuff

Yeah, it's nasty. When I was looking at the original script from the eq database I had to remove most of the comments, error checking and formatting just to figure out how it worked. The only part I'm...

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Re: Zmud Script

Here's a slightly more readable version that also addresses the comcreate memory leak and the variable definition syntax. What it doesn't address is the ugly output, but we may need to think about the...

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Re: Errors and stuff

i'm pretty sure comcreate is the only way, but there has to be some method of closing IE when the call is complete (or even just using firefox, which doesn't suffer from mem leaks nearly as much as IE...

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