public MatchedCommand ParseCommand(PendingCommand Command)
{
var tokens = new LinkedList<String>(Command.RawCommand.Split(new char[] { ' ', '\t' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries));
var rootMatch = new PossibleMatch(tokens.First);
rootMatch.Upsert("ACTOR", Command.Actor);
rootMatch.Upsert("LOCATION", Command.Actor == null ? null : Command.Actor.Location);
// A pending command can have some properties set when it is queued. For example, the 'go' action
// generates a 'look' command after processing. It will give the 'look' command a property named
// 'auto' to indicate that the look command was generated. Rules can then use this property to
// implement behavior. From the same example, 'look' may emit a brief description if it is generated
// by the 'go' action, but emit a more detailed description if the player enters the command 'look'.
// See StandardActions.Go
if (Command.PreSettings != null)
foreach (var setting in Command.PreSettings)
rootMatch.Upsert(setting.Key.ToUpper(), setting.Value);
var matchContext = new MatchContext { ExecutingActor = Command.Actor };
// Try every single command defined, until one matches.
foreach (var command in Commands)
{
IEnumerable<PossibleMatch> matches;
try
{
matches = command.Matcher.Match(rootMatch, matchContext);
}
catch (MatchAborted ma)
{
// The match didn't fail; it generated an error. These means the match progressed to a point
// where the author of the command felt that the input could not logically match any other
// command, however, the input was still malformed in some way. Abort matching, and dummy up
// a command entry to display the error message to the player.
return new MatchedCommand(
new CommandEntry().ProceduralRule((match, actor) =>
{
MudObject.SendMessage(actor, ma.Message);
return PerformResult.Continue;
}),
// We need a fake match just so it can be passed to the procedural rule.
new PossibleMatch[] { new PossibleMatch(null) });
}
// Only accept matches that consumed all of the input.
matches = matches.Where(m => m.Next == null);
// If we did consume all of the input, we will assume this match is successful. Note it is
// possible for a command to generate multiple matches, but not possible to match multiple commands.
if (matches.Count() > 0)
return new MatchedCommand(command, matches);
}
return null;
}
/// <summary>
/// Clone this match, but advance the clone to the end of input and give it an additional property.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ArgumentName"></param>
/// <param name="Value"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public PossibleMatch EndWith(String ArgumentName, Object Value)
{
var r = new PossibleMatch(this, null, ParseDepth + 1);
r.Upsert(ArgumentName, Value);
return(r);
}
/// <summary>
/// Clone this match, but advance the clone to the next token and give it an additional property.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ArgumentName"></param>
/// <param name="Value"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public PossibleMatch AdvanceWith(String ArgumentName, Object Value)
{
var r = new PossibleMatch(this, Next.Next, ParseDepth + 1);
r.Upsert(ArgumentName, Value);
return(r);
}
/// <summary>
/// Clone this match, but give the clone an additional argument.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ArgumentName"></param>
/// <param name="Value"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public PossibleMatch With(String ArgumentName, Object Value)
{
var r = new PossibleMatch(this, Next);
r.Upsert(ArgumentName, Value);
return(r);
}
/// <summary>
/// Actually carryout the command, following all of it's rules, including the before and after command rules.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Command"></param>
/// <param name="Match"></param>
/// <param name="Actor"></param>
/// <returns>The result of the command's procedural rules.</returns>
private static PerformResult ExecuteCommand(CommandEntry Command, PossibleMatch Match, MudObject Actor)
{
var result = PerformResult.Stop;
Match.Upsert("COMMAND", Command);
if (GlobalRules.ConsiderMatchBasedPerformRule("before command", Match, Actor) == PerformResult.Continue)
{
result = Command.ProceduralRules.Consider(Match, Actor);
GlobalRules.ConsiderMatchBasedPerformRule("after command", Match, Actor);
}
GlobalRules.ConsiderPerformRule("after every command", Actor);
return(result);
}
override protected List <PossibleMatch> ImplementMatch(PossibleMatch State, MatchContext Context)
{
var useObjectScoring = ScoreResults != null;
var R = new List <PossibleMatch>();
if (State.Next == null)
{
return(R);
}
if ((Settings & ObjectMatcherSettings.UnderstandMe) == ObjectMatcherSettings.UnderstandMe)
{
if (State.Next.Value.ToUpper() == "ME")
{
var possibleMatch = State.Advance();
possibleMatch.Upsert(CaptureName, Context.ExecutingActor);
possibleMatch.Upsert(CaptureName + "-SOURCE", "ME");
R.Add(possibleMatch);
}
}
foreach (var matchableMudObject in ObjectSource.GetObjects(State, Context))
{
PossibleMatch possibleMatch = State;
bool matched = false;
while (possibleMatch.Next != null && matchableMudObject.GetProperty <NounList>("nouns").Match(possibleMatch.Next.Value.ToUpper(), Context.ExecutingActor))
{
if (matched == false)
{
possibleMatch = State.Clone();
}
matched = true;
possibleMatch.Next = possibleMatch.Next.Next;
}
if (matched)
{
possibleMatch.Upsert(CaptureName, matchableMudObject);
if (useObjectScoring)
{
var score = ScoreResults(Context.ExecutingActor, matchableMudObject);
possibleMatch.Upsert(CaptureName + "-SCORE", score);
var insertIndex = 0;
for (insertIndex = 0; insertIndex < R.Count; ++insertIndex)
{
if (score > (R[insertIndex][CaptureName + "-SCORE"] as MatchPreference?).Value)
{
break;
}
}
R.Insert(insertIndex, possibleMatch);
}
else
{
R.Add(possibleMatch);
}
}
}
return(R);
}
/// <summary>
/// Actually carryout the command, following all of it's rules, including the before and after command rules.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Command"></param>
/// <param name="Match"></param>
/// <param name="Actor"></param>
/// <returns>The result of the command's procedural rules.</returns>
private static PerformResult ExecuteCommand(CommandEntry Command, PossibleMatch Match, Actor Actor)
{
var result = PerformResult.Stop;
Match.Upsert("COMMAND", Command);
if (GlobalRules.ConsiderMatchBasedPerformRule("before command", Match, Actor) == PerformResult.Continue)
{
result = Command.ProceduralRules.Consider(Match, Actor);
GlobalRules.ConsiderMatchBasedPerformRule("after command", Match, Actor);
}
GlobalRules.ConsiderPerformRule("after every command", Actor);
return result;
}
public MatchedCommand ParseCommand(PendingCommand Command)
{
var tokens = new LinkedList <String>(Command.RawCommand.Split(new char[] { ' ', '\t' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries));
var rootMatch = new PossibleMatch(tokens.First);
rootMatch.Upsert("ACTOR", Command.Actor);
rootMatch.Upsert("LOCATION", Command.Actor == null ? null : Command.Actor.Location);
// A pending command can have some properties set when it is queued. For example, the 'go' action
// generates a 'look' command after processing. It will give the 'look' command a property named
// 'auto' to indicate that the look command was generated. Rules can then use this property to
// implement behavior. From the same example, 'look' may emit a brief description if it is generated
// by the 'go' action, but emit a more detailed description if the player enters the command 'look'.
// See StandardActions.Go
if (Command.PreSettings != null)
{
foreach (var setting in Command.PreSettings)
{
rootMatch.Upsert(setting.Key.ToUpper(), setting.Value);
}
}
var matchContext = new MatchContext {
ExecutingActor = Command.Actor
};
// Try every single command defined, until one matches.
foreach (var command in Commands)
{
IEnumerable <PossibleMatch> matches;
matchContext.CurrentParseCommand = command;
try
{
matches = command.Matcher.Match(rootMatch, matchContext);
}
catch (MatchAborted ma)
{
// The match didn't fail; it generated an error. This usually represents an oversite in the command's grammar.
// Abort matching, and dummy up a command entry to display the error message to the player.
return(new MatchedCommand(
new CommandEntry().ProceduralRule((match, actor) =>
{
Core.SendMessage(actor, ma.Message);
return PerformResult.Continue;
}),
// We need a fake match just so it can be passed to the procedural rule.
new PossibleMatch[] { new PossibleMatch(null) }));
}
// Only accept matches that consumed all of the input as valid, successful matches.
matches = matches.Where(m => m.Next == null);
// If we did consume all of the input, we will assume this match is successful. Note it is
// possible for a command to generate multiple matches, but not possible to match multiple commands.
if (matches.Count() > 0)
{
return(new MatchedCommand(command, matches));
}
}
// No command matched; lets return a dummy command that display's the huh? text.
return(new MatchedCommand(
new CommandEntry()
.ProceduralRule((match, actor) =>
{
// Todo: Expand match arguments into error message.
if (matchContext.BestFailedCommand != null && matchContext.BestFailedMatch.ParseDepth > 0)
{
Core.SendMessage(actor, "That's the name of a command, but I couldn't figure out what you meant.");
Core.SendMessage(actor, "The best failed match was " + matchContext.BestFailedCommand.ManualName + ", which reached a depth of " + matchContext.BestFailedMatch.ParseDepth);
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(matchContext.BestFailedParseStageDescription))
{
Core.SendMessage(actor, Core.FormatParserMessage(actor, matchContext.BestFailedParseStageDescription, matchContext.BestFailedMatch));
}
}
else
{
Core.SendMessage(actor, "I don't think that is a command I know. I could not parse any of it.");
}
return PerformResult.Continue;
}),
new PossibleMatch[] { new PossibleMatch(null) }
));
}
public MatchedCommand ParseCommand(PendingCommand Command)
{
var tokens = new LinkedList <String>(Command.RawCommand.Split(new char[] { ' ', '\t' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries));
var rootMatch = new PossibleMatch(tokens.First);
rootMatch.Upsert("ACTOR", Command.Actor);
rootMatch.Upsert("LOCATION", Command.Actor == null ? null : Command.Actor.Location);
// A pending command can have some properties set when it is queued. For example, the 'go' action
// generates a 'look' command after processing. It will give the 'look' command a property named
// 'auto' to indicate that the look command was generated. Rules can then use this property to
// implement behavior. From the same example, 'look' may emit a brief description if it is generated
// by the 'go' action, but emit a more detailed description if the player enters the command 'look'.
// See StandardActions.Go
if (Command.PreSettings != null)
{
foreach (var setting in Command.PreSettings)
{
rootMatch.Upsert(setting.Key.ToUpper(), setting.Value);
}
}
var matchContext = new MatchContext {
ExecutingActor = Command.Actor
};
// Try every single command defined, until one matches.
foreach (var command in Commands)
{
IEnumerable <PossibleMatch> matches;
try
{
matches = command.Matcher.Match(rootMatch, matchContext);
}
catch (MatchAborted ma)
{
// The match didn't fail; it generated an error. These means the match progressed to a point
// where the author of the command felt that the input could not logically match any other
// command, however, the input was still malformed in some way. Abort matching, and dummy up
// a command entry to display the error message to the player.
return(new MatchedCommand(
new CommandEntry().ProceduralRule((match, actor) =>
{
MudObject.SendMessage(actor, ma.Message);
return PerformResult.Continue;
}),
// We need a fake match just so it can be passed to the procedural rule.
new PossibleMatch[] { new PossibleMatch(null) }));
}
// Only accept matches that consumed all of the input.
matches = matches.Where(m => m.Next == null);
// If we did consume all of the input, we will assume this match is successful. Note it is
// possible for a command to generate multiple matches, but not possible to match multiple commands.
if (matches.Count() > 0)
{
return(new MatchedCommand(command, matches));
}
}
return(null);
}
