Mush-Soundpack/cosmic rage/worlds/plugins/ColourNote.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE muclient>
<!-- Saved on Wednesday, October 23, 2002, 12:48 PM -->
<!-- MuClient version 3.26 -->

<!-- Plugin "ColourNote" generated by Plugin Wizard -->

<!--
You can edit the lookup_colour function to add more colour codes.
-->

<muclient>
<plugin
   name="ColourNote"
   author="Nick Gammon"
   id="8f86e2da6eea3806f1836050"
   language="JScript"
   purpose="Lets you send a string with colour codes to the world window"
   date_written="2002-10-23 12:46:12"
   requires="3.23"
   version="1.0"
   >
<description trim="y">
<![CDATA[
This is designed to be called from a script like this:

world.CallPlugin "8f86e2da6eea3806f1836050", _
                 "colournote", _
                 "~R red ~G green ~B blue ~RG red-on-green"

To simplify things, make a "stub" routine in your main script file, like this:

// example in Jscript:
function ColourNote (text)
  {
  world.CallPlugin ("8f86e2da6eea3806f1836050", "colournote", text);
  }

' example in VBscript:
sub  ColourNote (text)
  world.CallPlugin "8f86e2da6eea3806f1836050", "colournote", text
end sub

Then you can just do colour text like this:

  ColourNote ("~R This is red ~G This is green ~B This is blue");

 
ColourNote:help  - this help
]]>
</description>

</plugin>


<!--  Script  -->


<script>
<![CDATA[
function lookup_colour (which)
  {
  var c;
 
// add more codes below if you want to process different letters
// Reserved characters are: space, and: . # ^ ~
  
  switch (which)
    {
    case "K": c = "gray"; break;
    case "k": c = "black"; break;

    case "R": c = "red"; break;
    case "r": c = "maroon"; break;

    case "G": c = "lime"; break;
    case "g": c = "green"; break;

    case "Y": c = "yellow"; break;
    case "y": c = "olive"; break;

    case "B": c = "blue"; break;
    case "b": c = "navy"; break;

    case "M": c = "magenta"; break;
    case "m": c = "purple"; break;

    case "C": c = "aqua"; break;
    case "c": c = "teal"; break;

    case "W": c = "white"; break;
    case "w": c = "silver"; break;

    default:  c = ""; break;  // unknown ones are no change
    }  // end of switch on which colour code

  return c;
  }  // end of lookup_colour

/*
 This sends a coloured message to the world window.
  
 Colour codes are like this: ~fb

 ~ = colour code delimiter
 f = foreground colour (eg. R = bright red, g = dull green)
 b = background colour (same meanings)

 If the background colour is a space, then it is assumed to be
 unchanged. eg. ~R red ~G green ~B blue

 Otherwise, it is processed as the background colour, 
  eg.  ~RB red-on-blue ~.G red-on-green ~yc dark-yellow on dark-cyan

 Special colours: 

  . = no change		 (eg. to change background only)
  # = save colours   (save current foreground/background colour)
  ^ = restore colours  (restore to saved colour)

 eg.

 colournote ("This will be a ~R red ~G green ~B blue.");

*/

function colournote (msg) 
  {
  var msg_array,   // split up line
      stext,       // what we are sending
      fcolour,     // foreground colour code
      bcolour,     // background colour code
      foreground,  // converted foreground colour
      background,  // converted background colour
      save_foreground,  // saved foreground colour
      save_background   // saved background colour

// save colours for later restore

  save_foreground = world.RGBColourToName (world.NoteColourFore ());
  save_background = world.RGBColourToName (world.NoteColourBack ());
  foreground = save_foreground;
  background = save_background;

// convert into an array

  msg_array = msg.split ("~");

// first element in array (before tilde) is just shown as is

 world.Tell (msg_array [0]);

 for (i = 1; i < msg_array.length; i++)
   {
   fcolour = msg_array [i].substring (0, 1);  // foreground colour
   bcolour = msg_array [i].substring (1, 2);  // background colour
   stext   = msg_array [i].substring (2);     // rest is message

   // get foreground colour, handle special cases, lookup others
   switch (fcolour)
     {
     case ".":  break;  // colour unchanged
     case "#":  save_foreground = foreground; break;
     case "^":  foreground = save_foreground; break;
     default: foreground = lookup_colour (fcolour); break;
     }  // end of switch on fcolour

   // get background colour, handle special cases, lookup others
   switch (bcolour)
     {
     case " ": 
     case ".":  break;  // colour unchanged
     case "#":  save_background = background; break;
     case "^":  background = save_background; break;
     default: background = lookup_colour (bcolour); break;
     }  // end of switch on fcolour

//
//  now display the text in the appropriate colour
//
   world.ColourTell (foreground, background, stext);

   }  // end of loop on each colour change

  world.Note ("");  // finish off line

}  // end of colournote

]]>
</script>


<!--  Plugin help  -->

<aliases>
  <alias
   script="OnHelp"
   match="ColourNote:help"
   enabled="y"
  >
  </alias>
</aliases>

<script>
<![CDATA[
function OnHelp (sName, sLine, wildcards)
  {
  world.Note (world.GetPluginInfo (world.GetPluginID, 3));
  }
]]>
</script> 

</muclient>