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Ah, no worries on the fix, at least I know I'm not crazy or dumb. I can do workarounds until then, I imagine. Thank you for your time.

Any ideas about the MXP doing what seems to be the same thing? ...

It is always the first color, and it is always the same color, yes, it would only be the red part in your example. I see what you're saying, rather then end the trigger at the %e[0 have it end at anyt ...

The main reason I was going to go this route was it doesn't seem to like MXP, was going to it manually. After playing around, the ANSI thing seems to be related to my MXP woes. For example, if I show ...

Yes, sorry if I was unclear, a bit more detail, I guess.

I have a paragraph consisting of an unknown number of lines, 2-4 different colors. I'd like to pull out the first color, just the first colo ...

Hello. I'm using CMUD 2.37, and having an issue with ansi code behavior at line ends. It seems that wherever the window sizing dictates a line end, CMUD automatically inserts an ansi end code, the %e[ ...

I've got a paragraph that comes in anywhere from one to four colors. I'm trying to capture the first color which is always there. That one, and only that one. I've currently got a regex ansi trigger t ...

Normally this would work to reference a value.

@dbase.key

How would you reference a value if the key had a space in it?

@dbase.key 1

I've tried various quotes, brackets, parentheses, proba ...

Trying to think how to explain it...
A trigger fires, and feeds a list of occurrences to an event in string list form. It runs similar to this.

#forall {%1} {
#if (%ismember( %i, @var1)) {#rais ...

Any official word on this, maybe an idea for a workaround?

Near as I can tell, when nesting events, it carries the %i value from one event to the other. I have not checked aliases or anything else, I just know about it through my events. I've managed to recre ...

It was the evaluate later I was looking for. I'd looked at using a function, but saw it wanted something to execute rather then just returning an evaluation. Overlooked the #return.

Thank you very ...

Just wondering how to make the following work.

[code]#var test1 "%if(1 = 2, 1, 0)"
#IF (@test1) {#echo True} {#echo False}[/code]

In zMUD it would evaluate to a "False" but in CMUD it generate ...

What would be the proper syntax for creating a local variable within an event/alias off a parameter pointing to a different variable? Normal syntax would be...

$var=@variable

But I'm looking to ...

Ahh... Put the local variable creation there. I missed the obvious. Beautiful... Thank you. I'm one of those I need to actually see it before I can adapt it.

Tested it, and that route does work. Th ...

Not that I can figure out. I use this type of system in quite a few places. A lot of information in the databases, and constantly being moved in, out, and around, so brevity and speed are an issue.
...

With the differences in usage and duplicate handling, I've never been able to get %delitem() to work in this instance. Here's exactly the zMUD effect I'm looking to duplicate......

#addkey database ...

After playing around with the database records a bit more, I've noticed that most commands listed for use with string lists do work on the values of the database record keys. For example, these work a ...

Ahh... perfect, that was the step I was missing.

Odd how you can get the whole "I used to approach it this way...." stuck in your head and sometimes not notice the alternate path.
Was a bit bummed ...

Unless I'm mistaken, #addkey will replace the key/value completely. I'm looking to modify a text value similarly to a string. The ability to add text in, and pull it back out, without disrupting or ev ...

This is probably silly, and listed somewhere, but I can't for the life of me seem to find it anywhere.

Currently converting from zMUD to CMUD, and I've got my code changes worked out for pretty m ...