Problem - How is /noparse supposed to work.

[Gnits]

From @Sicprofundus 's hotkeys, the following key does not work for me.

Everyone starts up including my zerker.

/noparse /squelch /bcg //if (!${Select[${Me.Class.ShortName},BER,ROG]}) /mac kissassist assist ${Group.MainTank} 98

 

[Sic]

No parse means it doesnt have the person issuing the me.class instead the person recieving the msg would.

If my warrior did me.class without no parse it would say warrior, instead of whatever class the command is being sent to.

Another example

If you did /bcaa //bc ${FindItemCount[Widget]} on your shadowknight, all your characters would /bc however many widgets your SK had, and not how many they had... so you need the no parse

 

[Sic]

From @Sicprofundus 's hotkeys, the following key does not work for me.

Everyone starts up including my zerker.

/noparse /squelch /bcg //if (!${Select[${Me.Class.ShortName},BER,ROG]}) /mac kissassist assist ${Group.MainTank} 98

You can easily test this by doing

/noparse /squelch /bcg //if (!${Select[${Me.Class.ShortName},BER,ROG]}) /bc My name is ${Me.Name} and I am a ${Me.Class}

I just did that in one of my groups and only the cleric, bard, and the pl shaman said anything (cause bcg and not bcga so didn't include the tank - and the other two are zerkers

 

[Gnits]

When I do that, everyone else says they are Shadow Knight. Just like the character that issued the command.

EDIT:
Including the zerker.

 

[Sic]

When I do that, everyone else says they are Shadow Knight. Just like the character that issued the command.

EDIT:
Including the zerker.

something is definitely not right then I'm not sure what would cause noparse AND !$ stuff to fail on your end

you're not trying to put those on a separate hotkey line are you?

 

[Gnits]

Nope, but I appreciate what I would call the dumb check

 

[Sic]

Nope, but I appreciate what I would call the dumb check

no one is immune from the "wow i can't believe i missed that" lol

 

[Knightly]

Have you tried running the updater to make sure you're on the latest build of MQ2?

 

[jande]

You can easily test this by doing

/noparse /squelch /bcg //if (!${Select[${Me.Class.ShortName},BER,ROG]}) /bc My name is ${Me.Name} and I am a ${Me.Class}

I just did that in one of my groups and only the cleric, bard, and the pl shaman said anything (cause bcg and not bcga so didn't include the tank - and the other two are zerkers

So updated to latest build and seems this broke, removing the squelch and you get the expected result, with it you get the toon you did the command on

 

[Knightly]

I will take a look at this.

 

[Knightly]

This is indeed an issue in the latest build. It's because the changes I made to /noparse expect you to pass through the parser once after that and this passes through the parser multiple times. I'll fix it, but in the meantime you can do this to work around it:

/squelch /bcg //if (!${Parse[0,${Select[${Me.Class.ShortName},BER,ROG]}]}) /bc My name is ${Parse[0,${Me.Name}]} and I am a ${Parse[0,${Me.Class}]}