New keyword: stPump

[Rob Cashwalker]

Not really... but I do know where my towel is.

[Sloth]

You were right, replaceAll doesn't like "+". Even when I use "[\\.\\+]YouCtrl" it works for ".YouCtrl" but not for "+YouCtrl". I am at a loss here.

Maybe we should just stick to "Creature.Blue.YouCtrl".

[Rob Cashwalker]

Try "[\\\\.\\\\+]YouCtrl"

Actually, if I'm reading the doc right, ".YouCtrl" should cover any instance of "{AnyCharacter}YouCtrl"

[Sloth]

Try "[\\\\.\\\\+]YouCtrl"

Actually, if I'm reading the doc right, ".YouCtrl" should cover any instance of "{AnyCharacter}YouCtrl"

No success with either option. I will call it a day. Maybe an idea will strike me tomorrow.

[Sloth]

EDIT: This does not work

This works:

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    public boolean isValidCard(String Restrictions[], String Controller) {
        for (int i=0; i<Restrictions.length; i++)
        {
            if (Restrictions[i].contains("YouCtrl"))
            {
                if (!getController().equals(Controller))
                   return false;
                Restrictions[i].replaceAll(".YouCtrl", "");
                Restrictions[i].replaceAll("YouCtrl", "");
            }
            else if (Restrictions[i].contains("YouDontCtrl"))
            {
                if (getController().equals(Controller))
                   return false;
                Restrictions[i].replaceAll(".YouDontCtrl", "");
                Restrictions[i].replaceAll("YouDontCtrl", "");
            }
        }
        return isValidCard(Restrictions);
    }


The trick is, that Creature.Blue+ will be treated the same as Creature.Blue, so the "+" doesn't have to be removed at all.

[Rob Cashwalker]

This works just fine for me:

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       String tmp = "Creature.YouCtrl Creature.Blue+YouCtrl";
       ErrorViewer.showError(tmp.replaceAll(".YouCtrl", "MATCH"));


I stuck it in to ReadCard.run() just to have it in an early part of the code, that I happened to have up on the screen.

[Sloth]

OK, the problem lies somewhere else. I just found out that Creature.Blue+nonArtifact also doesn't work for some reason. There must be some other part that does not like the "+". I'm gonna search for it.

EDIT: Creature.Blue+nonArtifact does work. I must have made atesting mistake.

[Sloth]

I finally found a way to make it work. I used split instead of replaceAll to get rid of "+YouCtrl":

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    public boolean isValidCard(String Restrictions[], String Controller) {
        for (int i=0; i<Restrictions.length; i++)
        {
            if (Restrictions[i].contains("YouCtrl"))
            {
                if (!getController().equals(Controller))
                   return false;
                Restrictions[i] = Restrictions[i].split("\\+YouCtrl")[0];
                Restrictions[i].replaceAll(".YouCtrl", "");
            }
            else if (Restrictions[i].contains("YouDontCtrl"))
            {
                if (getController().equals(Controller))
                   return false;
                Restrictions[i] = Restrictions[i].split("\\+YouDontCtrl")[0];
                Restrictions[i].replaceAll(".YouDontCtrl", "");
            }
        }
        return isValidCard(Restrictions);
    }


I don't know why, but everything I tried with replaceAll didn't work.

EDIT: Actually this caused .YouDontCtrl to malfunction

[silly freak]

damn, now I'm seeing it too! strings are immutable that's why yourdoesn't work for ".YouControl"

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Restrictions[i] = Restrictions[i].replaceAll("[+\\.]YouCtrl", "");


as long as you don't forget the assignment, the regex should work as intended

[Rob Cashwalker]

DOH... that's what I get for typing code in a forum text box off my head.

[Sloth]

I also figured it out this morning, but thanks for the help silly freak. And Rob was right ".YouCtrl" catches both.

By the way: I added Metalcraft as a condition today. I guess Scars is going to be an easy set.

I still have to change the syntax of the boni to P/T/ keyword & keyword & ...

EDIT: ^ Done! ^

[Sloth]

I also added Enchanted as <Range> to stPump, because there are some auras that have additional effects when Threshold or Hellbent is reached. Those Auras don't need any special AI.

Examples:

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Name:Kamahl's Desire
ManaCost:1 R
Types:Enchantment Aura
Text:Enchanted creature has first strike.
K:Enchant creature
K:enPump:First Strike
K:stPumpEnchanted:Creature:3/0:Threshold:Threshold - Enchanted creature gets +3/+0 as long as seven or more cards are in your graveyard.


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Name:Taste for Mayhem
ManaCost:R
Types:Enchantment Aura
Text:Enchanted creature gets +2/+0.
K:Enchant creature
K:enPump:+2/+0
K:stPumpEnchanted:Creature:2/0:Hellbent:Hellbent - Enchanted creature gets an additional +2/+0 as long as you have no cards in hand.