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I'm not sure if it's really a "bug", but it's a change from zmud, so.... Currently sounds will not activate and/or just won't be heard when another window has focus.

In zmud, I used sounds for a gr ...

Also curiously enough, after exiting cmud from the crash and reopening it the .gif icon that was used for the Session that crashed, and I'm unable to open any longer, in the "Open session" window chan ...

I am still experiencing the same problem in 1.15 as I had in 1.14.

1) Fresh install of cmud
2) Open a new session offline
3) Open the settings editor
4) From the settings editor, open my system. ...

I had been experiencing the problem where every time I opened my session I would have to go to the settings editor and under the session window recheck "enabled" for all of the packages in the list (i ...

I've been experiencing the same problem. Every time I open the session I have to recheck "enabled" for all of the packages associated with the Session window settings - even the default pkg files lik ...

Ah sorry, didn't see the other posts in the 1.12 topic. And yikes! I didn't realize it was such a big problem. Oh well, work around isn't that difficult. Cmud is still a zillion times better than ...

I know it wasn't in the version history for changes, but upgraded and reposting for 1.13.

Expression triggers in seperate, and enabled modules are not functioning. Again, I ran several aliases fro ...

Awesome, thanks. *crosses his fingers for 1.13* Razz

Will that be expanded in the future? Not to be selfish, but I used oninput type triggers with aliases extensively in my zmud settings.

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Didn't want to make a super long title, so here is the problem I'm experiencing.

I have an alias that selects an action, which is an alias reference, based on a #switch statement. This action is s ...

Double checked, and verified that the module containing the Expression trigger is in fact published. I ran mulitple aliases from the seperate, published, enabled module to verify everything was worki ...

I am unable to get any Expression triggers to function from a seperate package. However, identical triggers function perfectly when created in the session window settings.

I made a basic expressio ...

Is there a way we could get an option to compile all settings when opening a session? I would rather wait 30 seconds or however long it would take to compile all of my settings, than have pausing slo ...

I'm finding 1.11 to be very workable, so am finally transfering over all of my settings to CMUD rather than just testing - but now I'm noticing oddities:

The first time I run an alias after opening ...

Gotcha, that's what I was wanting to find out. Thanks

Yeah, sorry - I should've been more specific. I didn't mean the literal use of "params". I wanted a way to use one parameter local variable that would take all of the input given. Like

#ALIAS ...

%pop does not seem to recognize local variable lists as valid lists.

This just returns a blank line...

$tempList=a|b|c
%pop(tempList)

Something I need to work around, or a bug?

Ok yes that was what my problem was with the Alarms in seperate packages. So my next question, is... is there another syntax I can use that will loop an alarm (like the -3) in a seperate package? Or ...

Actually the part of the code that you quoted for me is code that DOES work. The only time it did not work is when I had the two functions.

So I uninstalled cmud, rebooted my machine, reinstalled 1.10 - just to make sure.

Played around with it some more, and still could not get an alarm in a seperate package to work correctly. Here ar ...

Followed your steps exactly. Here's a screen shot as well. As you can see the 10 second alarm in the session window has fired multiple times, while the 3 second alarm in the seperate package has not ...

Is there a way to use Params using a single local variable to mimic the %-1 option of zmud aliases?

So if in zmud I have an alias that is

#ALIAS ac {action=%-1}

I could send it "a ...

Nice I've wanted something like this for a long time. I found some odities though.

#if (@a>1)
{
#if (@test) {do this} {Do that}
#if (@test& ...

Yep that was it - should've thought to check that, but I didn't recall unchecking it, and it's late Razz

Thanks