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Archive => Anarchy Online Archive => AO 0.6 support => Topic started by: Karsta on November 11, 2011, 12:45:28 pm

Title: Using scripts to make modules
Post by: Karsta on November 11, 2011, 12:45:28 pm

Hey, is there kinda easyway to use script that i have on AO to convert to bot command that bot would post it.

Expample like gauntlet TS guide Skils window that shows hided skills etc.

So basicly i would need somekinda ready php to just add script somewhere :D

Title: Re: Using scripts to make modules
Post by: mcgunman on November 26, 2011, 05:00:14 pm

just take any module e.g. that code below and place the script stuff in $output and rename $stats. If that's to complicate for you I suggest you find someone to do it for you. ^^

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<?php
$stats = new stats($bot);

class stats extends BaseActiveModule
{
        function __construct (&$bot)
        {
                parent::__construct(&$bot, get_class($this));

                $this -> register_command("all", "stats", "MEMBER");
                $this -> help['description'] = "Shows hidden stats List.";
                $this -> help['command']['stats']="Shows hidden stats List.";
        }

        function command_handler($source, $msg, $type)
        {
                $this->error->reset();

                $com = $this->parse_com($msg, array('com', 'sub', 'args'));

                $command = $vars[0];

                switch($com['com'])
                {
                        case 'stats':
                                return($this -> stats($source, $type));
                                break;
                        default:
                                $this -> error -> set("Broken plugin, recieved unhandled command: $command");
                                return($this->error->message());
                }
        }

        function stats ($source, $type )
        {
                $output='<place your script in here>';
                $this -> bot -> send_output($source, $output, $type);
        }
}
?>