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Am I a Klut or what?

Thanks,
Palomar

Any way to substitute/replace text before it gets to be parsed by the mapper within zMud?

All the best,
Palomar

Ok I have this trigger

State trigger.
Id: DescriptionTrigger
State 0:
Pattern: ^The sky about you is alive with the day-time. (*)
Script:
descripttion = %1

State 1:
LoopLines|30:^(*)
Scri ...

There is this MUD I want to map (Avalon) but I am having some diifficulties. The basic structure is

Name room (one line)
description (multiline)
exits (multiline)
prompt (one line)

I can #TAG ...

1. You can edit a function as you edit variables.

2. What you want is an alias (that can execute commands like #IF) and not a function (that evaluates an expression + returns a result).

Palomar

OK, fair enough. Then let me rewrite that post of mine:

*paste the entire post here*

BTW, can you devise some way to test this on zMud?

Thanx,
Palomar

How does zMud matches pairs of quotes? e.g. consider the string

"a first string " separated " a second string"

How does zMud matches the pairs of quotes?

1. The strings &q ...

I have a trigger with a pattern like

^Object (%*) is type (%w)

and in the script field it has a line

item.name = %1

My problem is that a typical mathing line is

Object 'a silly name' is ...

I think what you want is the #BUTTON command, check it out. The command #SET is for state triggers, a whole different game.

Palomar

Here goes a fastly brewed up solution.

Trigger:^Obvious paths:(*).
Script:Dirs=%replace(%1,",","|")

This replaces every "," with the list separator char "|&qu ...

Just one question: since when "==" is used to test equality? Shouldn't it be "="? I have always used "=". It is what the help files say, anyway.

Palomar

My problem is the following: I have a trigger that executes a given script depending on certain circumstances. The best way to implement this is to use a trigger with states where the pattern is alway ...

I have a system of triggers designed to when an item comes on auction to automatically capture all their characteristics. Some item's names have "extra" characters like @ or / or * in them. ...