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Lucky you, I still had this topic on email-notify, haha.

Some googling indicates that that particular email error message is due to an incorrect SMTP login. Are you using the right (a valid gmail) ...

Yeah, I came up with something nearly-identical with a multi-state trigger instead of a variable, but my original hope was to be able to not output anything if the total # of lines (i.e. @bstab) was & ...

I'm aiming to do some fancy multistate text tracking/additions/replacement, but I'm not sure how to go about it. Here's the text from the MUD:

{You lunge at * with *!|You stab at * with *!|You thru ...

I don't lose color information because the whole line is the same color, so #sub preserves that. But..uh..wow, that's hax. Serious hax. I wasn't aware you could use the other trigger states for single ...

Alternative solution using #sub (it just struck me that #regex should be the way to do it, other than lousy zmud limitations...):
^(~[Exits~: *~])$ -> #SUB {%subregex(%1," $\a+$","")}

So I went from scratch and started with this (ignoring Other exits because I really don't care about them for now):
(1) ^\[Exits\:(?: north)?( $north$)?(?: east)?( $east$)?(?: south)?( $south$) ...

I want to remove multiple words matching the same pattern in a line, but I'm not sure if there's a way to know the # of times a #regex matched in a pattern. I know they get saved to %1..%99, but if I ...

I had Vitae's gmail-smtp script working great in XP SP2, but now when I try it in Vista64, I get:

Error parsing command:
At least one of the From or Sender fields is required, and neither was foun ...

I wouldn't say it's impossible. It shouldn't be that hard to do a trigger on receiving the blue ANSI code and then store the resulting spaces (%s) in a variable and count the length of the variable..

Is there a way to Toggle (enable/disable) the Color Syntax option in Prefs from the keyboard, either via a shortcut or macro/trigger? If not, it'd be nice, I don't normally like to have it on, but it ...

Wish-List for zMUDXP (also known as: what it'd likely take to get me to buy a new version and recommend it to others):
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I don't particularly care for new features, although I'm sure there are ni ...

Perfect, thanks!

I noticed this in 7.05 when I first wrote a sorting script, and it's still present in 7.13, I assume it exists in 7.21.

1) I capture lines of output into a string-list variable (or parts of the out ...

Aha, so now I know why my commandline is highlighting black instead of blue. Man I'd kill for a blue highlight again, it's amazing how much you get used to seeing certain colors after years of doing ...

I posted this back on Christmas '02.
http://forums.zuggsoft.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=9662

I communicated with Zugg directly about it and he wasn't able to reproduce it, but I hope he doesn't thin ...

Even with a copy of full ZMud, I might buy a Lite version that had no Mapper/DB if it worked on a USB drive or something, that'd be pretty useful for roadtrips/friend's house/etc, though I don't know ...

I noticed this in 7.05, I'm not sure if it existed in earlier versions. I've had it tested on 7.13 and it still exists. Floating point precision is improperly handled as the range gets larger.

Ex ...

Is there a way to disable ctrl-w from adding the current commandline to your tab completion list? (I use ctrl-w to close IE/Mozilla/etc windows, and hate having to open the settings Editor every time ...

There's also the Command and Function Wizards under Help, which is good for just briefly scrolling through all the available commands/functions and their purposes.

Triggering off "say" should fire when "says" is received. But for future reference, #TR {{say|says}} {#play talking.wav}.

#ALIAS go {sneak %-1}

#AD manapots -1
quote:
at the end of the script i use
#TRIGGER {You recite Stendarr's Quad Espresso} {%remove( 1, manapots)}

this is the right command to abstract a number?

--Bremen, ...

Use %n to match formatted (+/- or commas in it) numbers.
Thus:
#TRIG ... {(%n)] {#VAR integer %1}

--Bremen, zMUD 6.16 on WinME.

What syntax are you using?

#ALARM "test" +15 {#SAY hi}
#UNTRIG test

works for me

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apparently I can't tag an ID to the alarm via the #ALARM command (syntax error

--Breme ...

quote:
1) How do you 'reset' an alarm?
2) How do you 'disable' or 'remove' an alarm?

Alarms are just triggers, they can be named with Trigger IDs upon creation, removed with #UNTRIG, and disabl ...