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I'm trying to capture the last command from the history to a variable?

Can ( !, #history, #h+, #h- ) be stored as a variables?

A lot of muds if not all of them have the same basic commands. You need to start by creating a character in the Mud you want to play. Once your able to get logged on and begin, the game may decide t ...

Ok, thanks Daern. I found the syntax on a [url=http://forums.zuggsoft.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=169824]previous post for #waitfor.

#waitfor {{match1|match2|match3...}} 10000 {command}

Oh, sure. It is a script I use to identify items. It waits 8 sec, then it keeps trying to identify the item until it succeeds.

I tried the #waitfor and it works great. Thanks! I'm still kind ...

I ran into problems with ansi codes in string lists. Have you tried %stripansi() ?

Running into trouble with this:

#VAR IdentifyWait 8000

#ALIAS QuickID($ITEM) {
swQuickID=1
#WHILE (@swQuickID=1) {
identify $ITEM
#WAIT @IdentifyW ...

Try copy this code and paste it notepad.exe then copy and paste from there into your command line.
It should open up a simulation.

Enjoy!
-Matt

//QUICK COMBAT SYSTEM
//Using a quick menu ...

If your wondering where to get the special %char() codes I reference a DOS Ascii chart and it seems to work fine.
http://www.asciitable.com/

The first 32 codes have special values, anything after ...

There seem to be a lot of hidden codes for the #WINDOW command

I found a really cool one that allows you to create 'click window'

//Here's my snippet:
//-------------------
#CLR Quick-Menu
...

I'm trying to think of a way to create custom timers for various tasks.

I was hoping to organize them like you would use TYPES in Basic, storing each timer into it's own array.
TYPE timertype ...

I'm using shared packages like Rahab is talking about, yet have run into lots of unexpected dilemmas. I use a lot of class folders to keep all of it sorted out. The #CLASS command can be useful in y ...

Okay, that does the trick! Thanks guys! Razz

Does anybody know of any commands that I can use to scan through multiple lines of output?

ie:

(I'm trying to capture the items below into an array.)

Your Have: item1, item2, item3, etc., ... ...