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 Topic: #Pick command and its capabilities |
DarkEdge
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 Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2003 2:03 am Subject: #Pick command and its capabilities |
| I like the loop idea, especially with working with #YESNO... essentially instead of just typing in finished (finished is my alias to input all the info that has been stored in the said variables) and ... |
| Topic: #Pick command and its capabilities |
DarkEdge
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Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2003 8:34 pm Subject: #Pick command and its capabilities |
| Last time I should be asking for help on this subject (I hope). Its not a huge problem, but a minor annoyance... using #VAR description %prompt( "", "Enter the room description") or #prompt descripti ... |
| Topic: #Pick command and its capabilities |
DarkEdge
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Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2003 4:59 am Subject: #Pick command and its capabilities |
That %pick works wonderfully, but I haven't used the listing for variables too much... when I attempt to use an alias to input what's stored in @sector I get:
mountains|hills
due to the listing. ... |
| Topic: #Pick command and its capabilities |
DarkEdge
Replies: 8
Views: 2999
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Forum: zMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2003 11:39 pm Subject: #Pick command and its capabilities |
| In the essence of attempting to make olc easier, I'm trying to develope a simple interface that can offer options to choose, store in an alias, and then later be command'd in by the use of an alias (o ... |
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