Detecting trigger activations in a script

[joeanorak 1]

How do you go about detecting a trigger activation in a script? Thus far I've got this:

titlecut [" ","BLACK IN",1]
_camera = "camera" camcreate [0,0,0]
_camera cameraeffect ["internal", "back"]

#loop
;=== 14:51:29
_camera camSetTarget man1
_camera camSetrelPos [0,1,0]
_camera camPrepareFOV 0.500
_camera camCommitPrepared 0
@camCommitted _camera

? v1=1; goto "end"
goto "loop"

#end
player cameraeffect ["terminate",""back"]
camdestroy _camera
end1=true;
exit; ]; 

I've set up a 'check' trigger to confirm v1 is being set to true (which it is) but the script doesn't appear to detect it. Any help in expanding my rather limited scripting palette would be appreciated!

Edited March 29, 2010 by W0lle
spoiler tags replaced by code ones

[loyalguard 15]

Try the triggerActivated command.

[W0lle 1042]

Please don't use spoiler tags for code.

Modified your script as sqf, now waiting for v1 set to 1 and exiting then:

if (v1==1) exitWith {};

titleCut [" ","BLACK IN",1];
_camera = "camera" camCreate [0,0,0];
_camera cameraEffect ["internal", "back"];

while {v1==0} do
{
   showCinemaBorder false;
   _camera camSetTarget man1;
   _camera camSetrelPos [0,1,0];
   _camera camPrepareFOV 0.500;
   _camera camCommitPrepared 0;
   waitUntil {camCommitted _camera};
};

_camera cameraEffect ["terminate","back"];
camDestroy _camera;
end1=true;

Edit: Trigger or Variable activated, that is the question. If you really want to detect when a trigger has been activated then you need to work with triggerActivated, however if you actually mean wait until a variable has been set to true (or 1) then my script works.

Edited March 29, 2010 by W0lle

[joeanorak 1]

W0lle, thanks for your help and apologies for the faux pas with the spoiler tags. You were spot on with realising what I wanted to do was wait until a variable was set true (it would seem my ability to describe problems is directly proportional to my lack of scripting ability)! Works like a charm.