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All I can do is say what CMUD is doing, and CMUD looks at the file association. Specifically, CMUD looks at the registry key HKEY_CLASSES/.htm and then extracts the \shell\open\command value from that ...

Awesome, thanks for fixing it up :) I'll keep this post for future reference.

Alternatively, you could create a database variable with the required values for each skill and look them up in that.
$required_values = {shipdodge=30|slice=15|secure=15| .... }
#IF (! ...

The table name is missing in your query - it should be "SELECT * FROM [table name] WHERE name LIKE '%legging%'". Although if you're getting the same error on the sample code, it sounds like a differen ...

You probably need to disable the "Automatically bring to front window with activity" option in the [url="http://forums.zuggsoft.com/modules/mx_kb/kb.php?mode=doc&page=3&refpage=3&a=cmud_pr ...

Presumably you don't want to compare an item to the list itself - you just want to check if the list contains that item? You can use the [[%ismember]] function for that.

The problem is that the GMCP spec doesn't have any way to tell the client which data should and shouldn't be cached, and so CMUD caches everything. If there's anything that you don't want to be cached ...

Sounds similar to this issue: http://forums.zuggsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=38639
I'm not sure that it's really an issue on either end, moreso a misunderstanding of how GMCP data is cached.

You could just check if %1 is not null before overwriting your variable:
#alias k {#IF (%1 != %null) {#VAR target %1};kill @target;speed up}

Would like to hear what you had in mind for the one shot update, but absolutely.

#trigger {^You cast your AoE.$} {}
#cond {^(*)$} {#if (%1 = "") {sense @target} {cast aoe}} {Within Lines|1& ...

The first trigger state would be the ability's basic text, the second state would be type within lines 1, and would match everything: ^(*)$ . You can then check in the trigger body if %1 (the entire l ...

You can also hit the down arrow to save a command, then the up arrow to recall it.

There's also a [[#writelog]] command that you could use instead of #file/#write/#close.

It's a standard SQLite 3 format. If you mean documentation on the structure of the actual tables, that doesn't exist as far as I know, but if you poke around it's all pretty self-explanatory from what ...

If you use an ANSI trigger as shalimar suggested, that would also let you capture the raw ANSI sequences if you use a wildcard, so it should be pretty easy to pick out the colored letters. A full exam ...

To clarify the above a bit: [[#cond]] is a command that CREATES a new state. The way you have it set up right now is basically equivalent to having a #trigger command inside another trigger - whenever ...

So just to clarify, the issue is just with the pluralization? You could use "Pack{s|}" in your pattern to match either an S, or nothing.

Try this: ^~(mob~)({@monsterNameList})

Fixed up Viji's code a little (one of the missing parentheses was mine from earlier, sorry about that).

#ALIAS room {
#VAR searchforthis {%-1}
#SAY {Searched For: @searchf ...

"Thanks guys for piping in.

I've never used the %pos command before. Can you give me a quick rundown of it? Or rather, just confirm if my understanding is correct.. Usually it's what position is * ...

[[%pos]]("club", %1)

[[%numitems]]([[%pathexpand]]([[%pathfrom]](from_vnum, to_vnum))) .

There's also [[#pick]], which I think might be best for this. Assuming the mutually exclusive spells are predefined, you can make a setup alias that has them pick which one they want to use from a lis ...