Fletch script in 4.6.22?

[critter]

I had been using Fletching, but now if I don't have a branch of wood in my pack, instead of checking for wood that's already been broken up into shafts, the script bugs and ends. Does anyone know of another that'll work with the new version of Lich?

[Tgo01]

sammu doesn't work?

[critter]

Seems not. I just tried setting it up; I got everything entered, and when I hit Save, it gave me an error message and didn't save anything.


--- Lich: error: undefined method `smsg' for #<Scripting::SAmmu:0xba035e8>
sammu:649:in `block in setup'
sammu:647:in `loop'
--- Lich: sammu has exited.
>;sammu setup

I'm going to tinker with it and see if I can get it to work, but I never actually learned how to use Ruby, so if it's not obvious, I doubt I'll have luck.

[Whirlin]

I was using ultrafletch with some limited success until the latest Lich patch.

[critter]

Nope. I can see what the issue is, but I don't know what it should be instead.


loop {
if save
smsg '-- settings saved', :all
gtk.save_new

save = false
end
break if done

sleep 0.10
}

[Donquix]

is sammu still trying to use the old "slib" functions spiffy was putting in a separate script for a while? i thought he took those all out.

[critter]

I don't *think* so. The issue seems to be the smsg command, third line of what I copied. Is that the proper command for Ruby to show a message? Or has it changed? I'll gladly keep tinkering, but I haven't had any luck yet.

[m444w]

smsg appears to be a custom method that was removed at some point.

replace:
smsg '-- settings saved', :all

with:
respond '-- settings saved'

[Arulisse]

Are you making arrows you actually plan to use or leveling in artisan skill ranks?

[Whirlin]

smsg appears to be a custom method that was removed at some point.

replace:
smsg '-- settings saved', :all

with:
respond '-- settings saved'
SMSG was used a lot of places in the code... should it be replaced with respond, and remove the :all for all instances?

[m444w]

Well, in that case to get it back up and running again without having to do a bunch of find&replace operations add this to the top of the file:



def smsg(msg, *who_cares)
respond msg
end


provided it always has the String it wants to send as the first argument in the code it should prevent it from breaking on that anymore, but retain the output capabilities of the function.

Let's just hope it's not some overloaded function that had a bunch of cases.

[Whirlin]

Well, in that case to get it back up and running again without having to do a bunch of find&replace operations add this to the top of the file:



def smsg(msg, *who_cares)
respond msg
end


provided it always has the String it wants to send as the first argument in the code it should prevent it from breaking on that anymore, but retain the output capabilities of the function.

Let's just hope it's not some overloaded function that had a bunch of cases.

Urgh... more... It's trying to utilize SLIB to do a check silvers function... is there an easier variable it can use?

also:
--- Lich: error: undefined method `get_item' for #<Scripting::SAmmu:0xf9a2ea0>
sammu:794:in `get_shaft'
sammu:825:in `check_state'
--- Lich: sammu has exited.
[ Haste: +0:01:07, 0:01:07 remaining. ]

[m444w]

is slib no longer on the repo?

[Tillmen]

What version of Lich are you using? I know it says 4.6.22 in the thread title.. but it would explain a lot if that was a mistake.

[Whirlin]

I know I'm running 4.6.22

[critter]

I'm looking for a script that'll make useable arrows, not rank me up.

I'm certain I'm using 4.6.22. "--- Lich v4.6.22 is active. Type ;help for usage info."

[critter]

Hm. I tried both changing that particular instance of smsg to msg and Adding the definition at the beginning. It's saving my info now, but still giving me a similar error:


--- Lich: error: undefined method `msg' for #<Scripting::SAmmu:0x10411e18>
sammu:649:in `block in setup'
sammu:647:in `loop'
--- Lich: sammu has exited.