Allow RegEx or other pattern matching when specifying costs #14

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EpicKnarvik97 · 2023-01-06T20:09:50+01:00

EpicKnarvik97 commented

2023-01-06 20:09:50 +01:00

Currently, if one wants each "category" of items, such as anything gold or anything netherite, one still has to list each item individually, which can be bothersome, especially for the first-time setup. It would be nice if a regular expression or similar could be used to specify netherite*: 10 for specifying the cost of all netherite items. Proper escaping of special characters might be a challenge.

It could be possible to just use something like DIAMOND_A_, _A_HELMET, GOLD_A_, where _A_ is converted into * (A = Anything).

Currently, if one wants each "category" of items, such as anything gold or anything netherite, one still has to list each item individually, which can be bothersome, especially for the first-time setup. It would be nice if a regular expression or similar could be used to specify netherite*: 10 for specifying the cost of all netherite items. Proper escaping of special characters might be a challenge. It could be possible to just use something like DIAMOND_A_, \_A_HELMET, GOLD_A_, where \_A_ is converted into * (A = Anything).

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2023-01-09 16:53:58 +01:00

Implements material wildcards for costs #14

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2023-01-09 16:57:54 +01:00

Implemented

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