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%pos is for strings
try %ismember for string lists
#show %ismember(F,@test)

that yields 6

Beyond adding options at creation time it might be nice, and useful, to be able to modify them at a later time programmatically.
...same for macros, triggers and anything else that has options.

Go ahead post away Smile

It would of course be a lot easier if you were using CMUD you could obviate the need for any of this component stuff by just using threads.
But in ZMUD since there's only One thread available you can ...

Below is an example of how it might be done, I did mine in JScript because I prefer it to VBScript.
The functions are really simple no checks or anything.
You copy this code to a file save it with t ...

Something like this will also do the trick.

#VAR rs %comcreate( "ADODB.Recordset")
#var cs "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=Z:\Program Files\zMUD\Sample\Sam ...

Untested and probably seriously slow, but:
#call %mapfilter("")
#loop %numrooms {#call %roomdesc(%roomvnum(%i),"")}

EDIT:added call to mapfi ...

The problem is that your call to the XMLHTTP component is synchronous and blocks the thread that calls it until it returns.
I would rewrite this thing as an external Windows Script Component and make ...

#CLASS {stuff}
#VAR etimeleft {-1}
#VAR target {Bob}
#TRIGGER {You raze @target's aura of rebounding with (*).} {
#var etimeleft 10
#call ...

The problem Shaun is that you modified your NSort to do no sorting at all.

Also... My NSort looks like this:
if zs.numparam < 1 then return "" end
local tbl = zs.param(1 ...

What follows is 100% untested

From <func name="NSort" language="Lua" id="1">
<value>if zs.numparam < 1 then return "" end
local tbl = zs.p ...

If you want to do something sequentially then use a list.
a db variable has no inherent order

How about adding a #WRITELOG while your adding #GAGLOG?

With zMud closed.
In your Zmud install folder rename or delete mudlist.db and mudlist.txt.
create a new mudlist.txt file and open in notepad.
go to http://www.mudconnect.com/zmud/listings_by_date ...

There must be something he can do since one doesn't usually have this problem with other programs that use modal dialog boxes.

I haven't tried but I wonder if if you couldn't enclose the %1 etc in a quotes to have python receive it as a string

someVar = "%1"

The problem that Ralgith is having is such that the trigger does not even fire.
So it never comes down to %concats or %n
I say now's a good time to help your friends understand the power of regexes ...

Alternative
#var xmlHTTP %comcreate("MSXML2.XMLHTTP");
#call @xmlHTTP.open( "GET", "http://www.mydomain.com/counter.php?account=me&accountPassword=mePass ...

Change the messages in BlockMsgs variable to be regexes à la:
(?rescue:\a+)'s blade barrier blocks .*
...
...
(?rescue:\a+)'s Sword blazes blue white as the power of \a+ pr ...

Those are properties.
Try calling them without the parens à la:

#IF (!@comsql.IsOpen) {do something}
....
#IF (@comsql.LastError) {do something}

Very simple... but it doesn't work.

Have you tried using quotes?

#SH @setcl("this is x","this is y")

Well you really wouldn't need to include a bunch of dll's if you did decide to include any, just one would do,
same if you decided to simply place them in the download area.
If library is looking fo ...

I would use something like this.

^\s\s(?:\[((?>\s|\d(?!\s)){3,3}\d)\]\s\b([\w\s'\-]+)\b\s*)(?:\[((?>\ ...