Making OOPS work with an object

[KVonGit]

By default, OOPS just reloads your last command in the input element, for you to correct it (just like pressing the up arrow).

This makes OOPS works the "classic" way, where you can include an object, like:

> GET FRB
There doesn't seem to be anything you might call 'frb' here.

> OOPS FROB
You pick up the frob.

>

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I have to change the actual code in the built-in library file for this one bit, to modify the Cmd class before it is used to create any commands:

// _command.js line 385
  noobjecterror(s) {
    if (typeof game.unrecognizedObjects == 'undefined') game.unrecognizedObjects = []
    game.unrecognizedObjects.push(s)
    return lang.object_unknown_msg(s)
  }

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The rest of this is added to my code.js file:

findCmd('MetaOops').regexes = [ /^(?:oops (.+))$/ ]

findCmd('MetaOops').script = function(objects) {
  console.log('MetaOopsy!')
  return io.againOrOops(false,objects)
}

findCmd('MetaOops').objects = [
  {special:'text'},
]

io.againOrOops = function(isAgain,objects) {
  if (io.savedCommands.length === 0) {
    metamsg(lang.again_not_available)
    return world.FAILED
  }
  io.savedCommands.pop() // do not save AGAIN/OOPS
  if (isAgain) {
    parser.parse(io.savedCommands[io.savedCommands.length - 1])
    return world.SUCCESS_NO_TURNSCRIPTS;
  }
  else {
    if (typeof game.unrecognizedObjects == 'undefined' || game.unrecognizedObjects.length == 0){
      msg ("There is nothing to correct.", {}, 'parser')
      return world.SUCCESS_NO_TURNSCRIPTS;
    }
    let toCorrect = io.savedCommands[io.savedCommands.length - 1]
    let corrected = toCorrect.replace(game.unrecognizedObjects[game.unrecognizedObjects.length-1], objects[0])
    //document.querySelector('#textbox').value = corrected
    game.unrecognizedObjects = []
    
    const s = corrected
    log(s)
    msg ("(" + s + ")", {}, 'parser')
    if (s) {
      if (io.savedCommands[io.savedCommands.length - 1] !== s && !io.doNotSaveInput) {
        io.savedCommands.push(s)
      }
      io.savedCommandsPos = io.savedCommands.length;
      parser.parse(s);
      if (io.doNotEraseLastCommand) {
        io.doNotEraseLastCommand = false
      } else {
        document.querySelector('#textbox').value = ''
      }
    }
  }
}

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Finally, this should really be handled in the function that runs when a turn ends (of course), but I added a turn script along with the code above to disallow OOPS after a successful turn:

createItem("noMoreOopsTurnscript", 
  {
    eventPeriod:1,
    eventActive:true,
    eventScript:function() { 
      game.unrecognizedObjects = []
     }
  }
)