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You could use a table with the long description as keys. InfTable = { ["some mineral dust"] = "Stone", ["a small chunk of stone"] = "Stone", ["a large, polished stone"] = "Stone", ["a small piece of meteorite"] = "Stone", ["a tiny shard of volcanic rock"] = "Stone", ["a bent adamantium scrap"] = "Ad...

Insert capture groups in your regex to align with your desired variables, then build a string from the matches and echo the string to the miniConsole. myExample: local Hps=tonumber(matches[4]) local Mvs=tonumber(matches[5]) local Name=matches[2] local CharClass=matches[3] SetHPcolor() SetMVcolor() G...

You can control the FontSize but not the Font for a miniConsole. They utilize the default font. calcFontSize(fontSize) Used to calculate the number of pixels wide and high a character would be on a mini console at fontSize. As the primary intended usage is for calculating the needed dimensions of a ...

Any chance you trigger is multi-line? or otherwise allowing the cursor to get beyond the line your wanting to delete? Regarding you follow up, this works for me which uses matches[3]: Pattern: (Head|Front|Back)\)\s(.*)$ local xName = string.trim(matches[3]) groupMate = xName GroupCount = GroupCount ...

I would suggest checking your logic without the deleteLine() to make sure you have things working appropriately. I use deleteLine() a lot to remove text from the main window that I have routed to miniconsoles. example: if not string.starts(line, "Zone:") then if not string.starts(line, "Room:") then...

how about gsub?

Assuming you have the exact code in your post your issue is with the variable: Brasidas. I'm assuming you really wanted "Brasidas" rather than a variable Brasidas. target = matches[2] display (target) if target ~= "Brasidas" then send("stand") send("rescue " .. target) end or add a tank variable for...

This change to the label definition worked for me, maybe it will point you in the right direction. Would love to see the final product when you are finished. starmap = {} starmap.systems = { } starmap.planet_container = Geyser.Container:new({ name = "starmap.planet_container", -- give it a unique na...

I like to prototype functions. Look forward to seeing those rollout.