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Remove the need for -- when calling a macro, and give call the full feature set of the eventMacro console command... or at least the ability to pass arguments.

Current:

• eventMacro foo -- arg1 arg2
• call foo 10 (no ability to pass arguments)

Suggested:

• eventMacro foo arg1 arg2
• call foo -repeat 10 arg1 arg2

Maybe automacros should have a parameter to specify when in the kore AI loop they want to be checked (mainLoop_pre / AI_pre/manual / AI_pre / AI_post)

Is there a console equivalent on eventMacro? If not is there a function to detect if you are talking to npc?

When eventMacro file is reloaded by it's handle (calling eventMacro::parseAndHook) all automacro conditions will be set to '0' (not true) and will only be changed when something in kore changes to make them be verified.

We should have a way around this problem.

Up until now there has been no work done in regards to this type of condition, they should not have a 'fulfilled' state because they can only be true in the exact moment openkore receives the packet concerning them, and so only 1 condition of this type should exist in each automacro.

eventMacro should have a way of stopping a macro when the client disconnect and return to it later when back online.

In the actual macro plugin and still in eventMacro all macros are parsed during execution time, line by line, this should not be done this way, macros should have a parsing function that is called during load time.

If you use these conditions, the automacro won't show up in available macros anymore.

There's currently no way to do dynamic inclusions and exclusions of macro files, macro plugin had macroinclude plugin, this feature must be included.

On the openkore eventMacro wiki, the lock section tells "To lock all automacros, use lock all."

Usage of lock all in a macro or call results eventMacro complaining about there being no macro such as 'all'

[eventMacro] Error in macro 'lockallbug'
[eventMacro] Line index of the error '0'
[eventMacro] Script of the line 'lock all'
[eventMacro] Error message 'could not find automacro with name 'all''