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4 minutes ago, StinkyMadness said:


If you search : "Ade" you expect "Adena, Ancient Adena"
BUT will show you "Draconic Leather Armor" because contain that 3 chars.
So that's why i split Strings with "space" so can work like "Aden Anc = Ancient Adena"
I think now you got it.. i explain it kinda better.

 

Yeah that was actually the main goal... I saw this post and i tried to create a code that will bring as result the Draconic Bow even if you search for "wob cinocard" the reverse of Draconic Bow... :P

On 9/28/2019 at 8:46 PM, wongerlt said:

if i try search example "Bow Draconic" or "Drac Bow" then not working.

with me code it will work

 

 

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1 minute ago, Creamy G Colin said:

 

Yeah that was actually the main goal... I saw this post and i tried to create a code that will bring as result the Draconic Bow even if you search for "wob cinocard" the reverse of Draconic Bow... :P

 

Yes, good thinking but you have to split the "spaces" then split the name with "spaces" then search for contain chars :P and that's too much thinking for one simple "search item id" xD

6 minutes ago, StinkyMadness said:

Yes, good thinking but you have to split the "spaces" then split the name with "spaces" then search for contain chars :P and that's too much thinking for one simple "search item id" xD

sure, it was a different plan for the thing you shared

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1 minute ago, Creamy G Colin said:

sure, it was a different plan for the thing you shared

Anyway you help me improve the searching way:) thanks 

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On 9/27/2019 at 7:18 PM, wongerlt said:

i think multi word search must be like:


			String[] parts = search.toLowerCase().split(" ");
			for (Item item : ItemData.getInstance().getTemplates()){
			boolean add = false;
			for (String part : parts) {
			if (item.getName().toLowerCase().contains(part)){
			add = true;
			}else{
			add = false;
			break;
			}
			}
			}
			if(add) items.add(item);

 

 

@wongerlt
If you want something like that on your next codes try it like this:

public static boolean matches(String name, String search)
{
	return Arrays.stream(search.toLowerCase().split(" ")).allMatch(result -> name.toLowerCase().contains(result));
}

Its doing the same job with you code but with 1 line.

Edited by StinkyMadness

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  • 2 years later...

I'm trying to create search types, but I come across a problem in the substring when I create a switch I don't get all my search data.

 

Old:

 


+   @Override
+   public boolean useAdminCommand(String command, Player activeChar)
+   {
+       final NpcHtmlMessage html = new NpcHtmlMessage(0);
+       html.setFile("data/html/admin/search.htm");
+       
+       if (command.equals("admin_search"))
+           html.replace("%list%", "<center><br><br><br>Set first an key word</center>");
+       else if (command.startsWith("admin_search"))
+       {
+           StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(command, " ");
+           st.nextToken();
+           
+           int page = Integer.valueOf(st.nextToken());
+           if (st.hasMoreTokens())
+           {
+               StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(String.valueOf(page));
+               StringBuilder list = getList(activeChar, page, command.substring(14 + sb.length()));
+               html.replace("%list%", list == null ? "" : list.toString());
+           }
+           else
+               html.replace("%list%", "<center><br><br><br>Set first an key word</center>");
+       }
+       activeChar.sendPacket(html);
+       return true;
+   }
+   

 

New :

 


	@Override
	public void useAdminCommand(String command, Player player)
	{
		final StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(command, " ");
		st.nextToken();
		
		final NpcHtmlMessage html = new NpcHtmlMessage(0);
		html.setFile("data/html/admin/search.htm");
		
		if (command.equals("admin_search"))
			html.replace("%list%", "<center><br><br><br>Set first an key word</center>");
		else if (command.startsWith("admin_search"))
		{
			if (!st.hasMoreTokens())
			{
				player.sendMessage("Usage: //search <item>");
				return;
			}
			
			int page = Integer.valueOf(st.nextToken());
			switch (st.nextToken())
			{
				case "item":
					if (st.hasMoreTokens())
					{
						StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(String.valueOf(page));
						StringBuilder list = getListItem(player, page, command.substring(14 + sb.length()));
						html.replace("%list%", list == null ? "" : list.toString());
					}
					else
						html.replace("%list%", "<center><br><br><br>Set first an key word</center>");
					break;
			}
		}
		player.sendPacket(html);
	}
	

 

HTML

 

<table width=260>
			<tr>
				<td><combobox width=65 height=21 var="param" list=item;skill></td>
				<td><edit width=130 var="search"></td>
				<td><button value="Search" action="bypass -h admin_search 1 $param $search" width=65 height=19 back="L2UI_ch3.smallbutton2_over" fore="L2UI_ch3.smallbutton2"></td>
			</tr>
		</table><br>

 

Edited by Williams

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