### debug 10

If_1 goto %1

intro:
echo
put #echo Yellow "**     Knit!
put #echo Yellow "**
put #echo Yellow "**     By Brynnhilde, based on spin.cmd code by Glimmer at Genie Bulletin Forum
put #echo Yellow "**
put #echo Yellow "**     .knit list
put #echo Yellow "**     for a complete list of patterns you can knit, with difficulty and yardage.
put #echo Yellow "**     Note that the list is for the Master Tailoring book - if you have Apprentice or Journeyman,
put #echo Yellow "**     be sure the pattern you want to knit is in your book!
put #echo Yellow "**     Once you've chosen what you want to knit, make sure you have:
put #echo Yellow "**
put #echo Yellow "**     Tailoring book
put #echo Yellow "**     Yarn
put #echo Yellow "**     Knitting needles
put #echo Yellow "**
put #echo Yellow "**     .knit <pattern>
put #echo Yellow "**              Example:   .knit gloves
put #echo Yellow "**              Be sure to use the exact name (gloves, not glove, in this example)
put #echo Yellow "**
put #echo Yellow "**     If you want to knit until you run out of yarn, then
put #echo Yellow "**
put #echo Yellow "**     .knit <pattern> repeat
put #echo Yellow "**              Example: .knit gloves repeat
echo
echo
exit

napkin:
armband:
socks:
ankleband:
headband:
mittens:
hood:
booties:
hat:
scarf:
slippers:
skirt:
shirt:
gloves:
legwarmers:
towel:
hose:
sweater:
cloak:
blanket:
repeat:
### Add any new pattern names to the labels above (pattern:) and to the below list (|pattern)
var knitlist napkin|armband|socks|ankleband|headband|mittens|hood|booties|hat|scarf|slippers|skirt|shirt|gloves|legwarmers|towel|hose|sweater|cloak|blanket
pause
if !contains("%knitlist", "%1") then goto book

action goto yarn when You need a larger amount of material to continue crafting\.
action var action knit when a slip knot in your yarn
action var action knit when (the yarn|row)
action var action push when (must be pushed|to be pushed)
action var action turn when (by turning the needles|the needles must be turned)
action var action cast when The garment is nearly complete
action goto done when cast it off from your knitting needles
action goto end when What were you referring to
action var pattern $1 when Page (\d+): (a|some) knitted %1


if "$righthand" != "Empty" then send stow right
if "$lefthand" != "Empty" then send stow left
pause 0.5
put get my tailor book;turn my book to chapter 5
pause
pause 0.5
put read my tailor book
pause 0.5
pause
put turn my book to page %pattern
pause 0.5
put study my book
pause
pause
put stow my book
pause 0.2
put get my knit needles
pause 0.2
put get my yarn
pause
put knit my yarn with my needles
pause
pause
if "$righthandnoun" = "yarn" then send stow right
if "$lefthandnoun" = "yarn" then send stow left
pause 0.2
goto action

knit:
action:
pause
pause
put %action my needles
goto action

done:
pause
pause
put analyze my %1
pause
pause
put stow my %1
pause

If_2 goto %2

end:
echo
echo
put #echo Yellow          Done knitting!
echo
echo
exit

book:
echo
echo
put #echo Yellow "       That pattern isn't in this book!
put #echo Yellow "       Check the contents and try again.
put #echo Yellow "       Exiting script.
echo
echo
exit
echo
echo
exit

yarn:
        put count my yarn
        pause
        put stow my yarn
echo
echo
put #echo Yellow "       Not enough yarn.  Either buy more supplies or
put #echo Yellow "       combine any yarn you may have together.
put #echo Yellow "       Exiting script.
echo
echo
exit

list:
put #echo Yellow                           Master Tailor Book Knit Patterns List:
echo
echo
put #echo Yellow "                        napkin..............extremely easy...........10 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        armband ............extremely easy...........10 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        socks...............extremely easy...........10 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        ankleband...........extremely easy...........10 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        headband............very easy................13 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        mittens.............very easy................13 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        hood................easy.....................30 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        booties.............easy.....................30 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        hat.................easy.....................30 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        scarf...............easy.....................26 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        slippers............easy.....................26 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        skirt...............simple...................60 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        shirt...............simple...................40 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        gloves..............simple...................13 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        legwarmers..........simple...................60 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        towel...............simple...................40 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        hose................basic....................60 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        sweater.............basic....................50 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        cloak...............somewhat challenging.....70 yards
put #echo Yellow "                        blanket.............challenging..............90 yards
echo
echo
put #echo Yellow  "              Be sure to use the exact name (slippers, not slipper, for example)
put #echo Yellow  "              If additional patterns are added in future, you'll need to add the name of the pattern
put #echo Yellow  "              to the labels and to "var knitlist" line 55 in this script.
echo
exit