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Arguments on Defnames + SysMessage
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RE: Arguments on Defnames + SysMessage
Well, it's better to use clilocs for translation i think.

Anyway, there are some workaround like this one :

PHP Code:
//There aren't <> for src.name and act.amount, they will be interpreted later
//Commas are used for separating the parts of string that need to be interpreted from the
// ones that doesn't.
[DEFNAME test_transaction]
test_1    You are giving,src.name,a total of,act.amount  

//This is just for testing
[FUNCTION transaction]
newitem i_gold,500
act 
= <new>
sysmessage  <transaction_test <def.test_1>>

//args Full defname
//argv[0] You are giving..
//argv[1] src.name
//argv[2] a total of
//argv[3] act.amount
[FUNCTION transaction_test]
//This just split the defname in various part
//the double <<>> it's needed for  the interpretation
//<argv[1]> = src.name
//<<argv[1]> = <src.name>
return <argv[0]> <<argv[1]>><argv[2]> <<argv[3]>> 

Even if it works, i don't think it's a good solution, it's just works for a defname that follow
a certain pattern.
08-22-2013 04:15 AM
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Arguments on Defnames + SysMessage - XuN - 08-22-2013, 02:37 AM
RE: Arguments on Defnames + SysMessage - darksun84 - 08-22-2013 04:15 AM

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