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That'd be it then, I haven't seen that implementation until now. It's good to know!

Utilising #var this test places the listener variable in the correct directory. I'm not sure what problem I had with it before strangely, but the 'problem' with #newvar persists.

You say that #newv ...

That's rather stupid of me. The missing @{} is merely a typing error. I use that format a fair bit already. I agree with you on %concat though, that hadn't occured to me and I prefer it.

The multil ...

I have been trying to create a variable inside of a conditional statement.

alias:
#if !(%1Listener)
{
#newvar %1Listener
#var %1TestVariable {""} {} {Other|Listener}
}
#additem %1Listener ...

Thanks for the confirmation there Zugg, and thanks also to Arminas and Larkin for their additions. Shall be watching forthcoming versions with keen interest!

Hmm... technically at all points my clothingLine (the equivalent of aLoop) is being called it is in another loop. %j fixes this problem in all instances. It was coded initially to be standalone howeve ...

Tracking through the problem in an attempt to explain better, it seems that my original example is not full enough to describe what is happening.

Adding a load of debug information to my scripts, t ...

clothingLine worked correctly in zMud and works in CMud if I run it seperately.

Here is a sample test:

clothingLine 1234;#echo {@commLine}

Changed to use a static number instead of %i, it wor ...

Tried version 1.26 as my first version since about 1.13, impressive changes! Very few bug messages now. Converted my system across with no compatibiltiy errors, and most things work as intended. Howev ...

As mentioned in the "[1.09] Speedwaling. Is it broken or am i doing it wrong?" thread, I've been receiving errors in CMud trying to move with the mapper configured.

The settings seem identical to w ...

My god that's one garishly coloured interface... looks like my mIRC to be honest ;)

Hmm... I suppose a minor gripe of mine was that addkeys (and additems as well) don't use the same syntax as for Var for creating a new variable. You could specify the desired class for the creation lo ...

The error that I described in my last post still remains in v1.10. Moving with the map configured with Safe walking bugs on possibly the room name, or something to do with confirming the step.

In earlier versions of CMud (1.03ish), I caused an error that used #if (@variable) when @variable didn't exist. Using it like that was a handy shortcut for checking for non-zero/non-null/nonexistant v ...

I'm really glad to see this, I've always despised the single { on the end of the first command line, I want it on the next line usually by itself so that the closing bracket is on the same indent. I f ...

Okay, bug time for you Zugg.

Thanks for the description here, precisely what it was doing. I mentioned in my above post there was a bug causing a popup error message, and that's still there after f ...

I've been having problems related to speedwalking myself, but more to do with the mapper tracking my movement at all. Considering it's a very similar/the same module I copied all the settings across f ...

Hmm... I see. Nothing that stops me from having the number at the middle/end of the variable name, just means some recoding. Glad to know it's simply that though. Thanks for your assistance here Zugg ...

Thank you sir, much appreciated. Tried it out and works just as I desired. Can work on porting more stuff over. I would like to also ask how multi-stage triggers work in CMud over ZMud as I didn't ha ...

Given this one a whirl already. Found it in the help file, but it doesn't expand $item as an alias where previously <> did. Should have mentioned that in my initial post. Thanks though!

This one is a request for help, and I hope it's okay to post it here.

I used <> in several scripts in ZMud, some of which I have been able to replace in CMud after significant toying, but the ...

From my use Zugg, it still seems to work, despite the crash message. I don't know exactly what the crash does, but it updated at least some of the files for me.

Strange one with variable names containing numbers.

Using a command like..

#var 163name {1} {_nodef} {Other/Tailoring/Clothing/@clothingtype/@clothingsub}

Trying to set the variable 163name w ...

The problem I had in CMud with buttons was to do with Gauges actually. I had them working just fine to track my health in zMud, but in CMud I can't get the gauges to do anything. Most of the buttons t ...

My guess is that many people do not use Expression Triggers because of how they work strangely in zMUD.

Yes, exactly that. I tried using them, but since I'm setting variables every prompt, it spam ...