Multiline Triggers & calling functions

I am attempting to make a simple script with a function that requires the entire content of a multi-line trigger. Using %0 only seems to pass the first line and separates the line into several arguments. Is there any way to pass the ENTIRE multiline trigger as ONE argument?

My intention is to use LINE BREAKS and SPACES as split points in order to parse the trigger. This is for a rerolling script for Realms of Despair.


An example of the trigger looks like this:
Strength 17 13
Dexterity 18 15
Intelligence 15 14
Wisdom 10 13
Charisma 13 15
Constitution 12 13
Luck 10 12


My multiline trigger is formated like this:
Strength+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))\nDexterity+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))\nIntelligence+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))\nWisdom+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))\nCharisma+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))\nConstitution+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))\nLuck+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))+( *)(9|(1[0-8]))\Z


And here is the code of my VBScript:
'START
basemax=array(18,15,15,16,10,14,14)
basemin=array(16,14,14,15,9,12,12)

Sub evalroll(roll)
stat=Split(roll,"\n",7)
For s=0 to 6
value=Split(stat(s))
stat(s)=value(1)
Next
rollagain = False
For s=0 to 6
If stat(s)<basemin(s) or stat(s)>basemax(s) Then
rollagain = True
End If
Next
If rollagain Then
world.send "gold"
world.send "reroll"
Else
world.note "good stats"
End If
End Sub
'END

Rather than trying to put the whole matching line somewhere, I would get at the individual numbers, like this:


<triggers>
<trigger
enabled="y"
group="Multi Line"
lines_to_match="7"
keep_evaluating="y"
match="Strength ([0-9]{1,2}) ([0-9]{1,2})\nDexterity ([0-9]{1,2}) ([0-9]{1,2})\nIntelligence ([0-9]{1,2}) ([0-9]{1,2})\nWisdom ([0-9]{1,2}) ([0-9]{1,2})\nCharisma ([0-9]{1,2}) ([0-9]{1,2})\nConstitution ([0-9]{1,2}) ([0-9]{1,2})\nLuck ([0-9]{1,2}) ([0-9]{1,2})\Z"
multi_line="y"
regexp="y"
send_to="2"
sequence="100"
>
<send>Matched!
str1 = %&lt;1&gt;
str2 = %&lt;2&gt;
dex1 = %&lt;3&gt;
dex2 = %&lt;4&gt;</send>
</trigger>
</triggers>


When I run that on your example I get:


Matched!
str1 = 17
str2 = 13
dex1 = 18
dex2 = 15


Now you can use the individual items in your calculations.