Mass Attack planner

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 28th, 01:22

GEschlosen

**CSBoecker** · 2009,April 28th, 03:11

What format do the input coordinates need to be?

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 28th, 08:16

Originally Posted by CSBoecker

What format do the input coordinates need to be?

edit:

now any format is supported

**Odoakar** · 2009,April 28th, 08:57

I'll gie it a try

**Cyrano** · 2009,April 28th, 22:07

Nice tool, looks like it may have some potential.

However, when I enter in all the information and hit the 'plan attack' the results tell me to send attacks on the time i entered in to be my landing time, as seen below:

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 28th, 22:08

Originally Posted by Cyrano

Nice tool, looks like it may have some potential.

However, when I enter in all the information and hit the 'plan attack' the results tell me to send attacks on the time i entered in to be my landing time, as seen below:

Nice ;-) But to get different travel times you need field "Attack Unit (time to travel square):" > 0

Feel free to post whole screenshot

**sacredfool** · 2009,April 28th, 22:42

Would it accept data in the same form as we input it into the fake script?

We could use then the one for exporting coords from that thread

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 28th, 22:55

Originally Posted by sacredfool

Would it accept data in the same form as we input it into the fake script?

We could use then the one for exporting coords from that thread

It will soon, right now i parse only for

xxx|yyy \n
xxx|yyy \n

regular expressions in C are not very suppoted

so i will need to implement bit wiser and genraly apliable reading of coordinates.

should be done in day or so...

**servy** · 2009,April 28th, 23:24

If you're working in C just use string tokenizers. (That's C, not C++, yes?) Just break it up by whitespace, regardless of what that whitespace is.

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 28th, 23:32

Originally Posted by servy

If you're working in C just use string tokenizers. (That's C, not C++, yes?) Just break it up by whitespace, regardless of what that whitespace is.

im using strtok already im strtoking for | and \n ... what looks as whitespace in twstats coord output is really a new line sign and in html \n means nothing ... so parsing for whitespace gets me nowhere ...

after spliting on newline and | (pipe) i atoi and no problem... but i will need to write function to go through whole input and strcpy to new array only \d+|\d+
now im looking to implement some regex extension library because covering all options with strtok is hell...

**servy** · 2009,April 29th, 00:08

just set the deliminator to newline and space. It will split it when it comes across either.

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 29th, 00:12

Originally Posted by servy

just set the deliminator to newline and space. It will split it when it comes across either.

Very good! Fixed it ;-) must say didnt cross my mind strtok can accept multiple delimiters.

now it supports input in

(xxx|yyy) and xxx|yyy both all in same row or in multiple rows.

Thanks

**servy** · 2009,April 29th, 00:18

the default deliminator for most string tokenizers is space, newline, and tab...

(It is in Java, I know that it is anyways, and the >> operator for iostreams in C++ which use tokenizers underneath.)

**Cyrano** · 2009,April 29th, 01:52

Originally Posted by Blo0DAngel

Nice ;-) But to get different travel times you need field "Attack Unit (time to travel square):" > 0

Feel free to post whole screenshot

It automatically defaults as 30 does it not?

Anyways, i had already closed that page and didn't save the full screenshot.

So, i repeated the process, without changing anything, and did infact get different results, however still incorrect.
I've only censored the coordinates because I do plan on attacking these villages.

Here is what I entered:

here is result:

Obviously I can't send an attack on the 15th.

If I am doing something wrong please let me know.

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 29th, 08:55

Yeah world time didnt support floating type :( my bad... so 0.75 was rounded on 0

fixed it now, now it works right for speeds that have floating point.

**Odoakar** · 2009,April 29th, 17:47

Doesn't work for me, just opens a blank page when I click on Plan Attacks.

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 29th, 19:21

Originally Posted by Odoakar

Doesn't work for me, just opens a blank page when I click on Plan Attacks.

well you need to fill in something to get something out of it ;-)

**Gui - The Ghost** · 2009,April 29th, 20:35

Originally Posted by Odoakar

Doesn't work for me, just opens a blank page when I click on Plan Attacks.

Same thing happ with me too. Im using FF and filled in all the details.

**Blo0DAngel** · 2009,April 29th, 22:05

Originally Posted by Gui - The Ghost

Same thing happ with me too. Im using FF and filled in all the details.

Lol, dont know i used it a lot... if you could fill me in with data you put in boxes i might be able to track it.
Also, there is private msg, so please send me private msg if you have problems rather than spamming thread about it.

**Odoakar** · 2009,April 29th, 22:29

Tried it now with few towns only, works ok. Maybe I inputed too much villages in the boxes last time

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