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How to install diceroll
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pypm install diceroll
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diceroll is a simple command line dice roller.
It can be invoked through the roll command once installed.
Requirements
Requires the pyparsing library.
Expression syntax
The basic components of diceroll expressions are dice and integers, which can then have operators applied to them. The expression is always read left-to-right, so operators are called in order of position, not order of precedence.
Multiple expressions can be given, seperated by commas (,).
Dice are expressed in the form <N>d<S>, where N is the number of dice that will be rolled, and S is the number of sides those dice have.
Integers are simply expressed as one or more digits (i.e. 0-9).
Subexpressions can be placed in parenthesis (), and are evaluated in full before the main expression is evaluated.
Operators
Unary operators
These operators act on the previous component, and almost always accept only dice.
<D>t, <D> total: Returns the sum total of the diceroll (as an integer value).
<D>s, <D>sort: Sorts diceroll D.
<D>x, <D>explode: Rolls an extra die for every diceroll that hits the maximum.
Binary Operators
These operators act on two components (the previous and the next).
<X>*<Y>, <X>/<Y>, <X>+<Y>, <X>-<Y>
Performs a basic operation on two components - respectively multiplication, division, addition, subtraction. Dicerolls are converted to integers, using the sum total of the rolls.
<X>v<Y>, <X>drop<Y>: Drop the Y lowest rolls from diceroll X. <X>^<Y>, <X>keep<Y>: Similar to drop, keeps the Y highest rolls from X.
<D>r<N>, <D>reroll<N>: Reroll any dice in D that are equal to or lower than N.
<D>rr<N>, <D>rreroll<N>: The same as reroll, but does so recursively - any rerolled dice equal to or lower than N are also rerolled
<X>~<Y>, <X>diff<Y>: Returns the difference between X and Y.
<D> success [C][B] <N> Returns the count of dice in D that land equal to or higher than N. C and B are optional flags: C removes a success every time a die hits the minimum, B adds a success every time a die lands on the maximum.
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