Quote:
Originally Posted by sonicintuition
Hmm ..seems that using string operators makes no difference either.
Example:
According to you guys, this should work ..but it still doesn't work. I hailed this npc with a wizard and the npc said both lines. I hailed her with a rogue, and she said both lines ...I'm stumped? I'm going to try adding the other parenthises to see if that helps.. will post back here if it does.
Regards,
Sonic
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logic failure. && has higher precedence than ||. you basically want, in this case:
Code:
if($text=~/hail/i && ( $class eq 'Rogue' || $class eq 'Warrior') )
you need to group the two class comparisons because if you dont, the logic says:
if the text contains "hail" and class eq 'Rogue'
OR
class eq 'Warrior'
whereas you want:
if the text contains 'hail'
AND
the class is either Rogue or Warrior
== sfisque
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