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Hrm. Can you dereference variable names using that syntax? What's the equivalent to this?

#VAR @Foo {value} {} {//class/path}

This does not compile, for obvious reasons:

//class/path/@Foo = v ...

That works just fine. So... does that mean #VAR {var} {value} {default} {//module/class} syntax is broken? Should that be deprecated or abandoned?

I have two modules in a package. It's pretty simple... one trigger, one alias, and two variables.

I'm a bit puzzled though why it's not working. It's simple and straightforward.

Every time I typ ...

Nice! That was an option I missed.

Edit: So, when is this mythical 2.0 coming out? ;-) And can I pre-order it now?

I was creating a third step to a trigger, when this bizarre bug occurred. I deleted the weird variable and duplicated the bug several times in a row. The first image is what it looked like just before ...

Ahh, gotit. Thank you.

Cool. I created a module called 'Interface', and that's working nicely. Thanks Fang.

Is there a way for me to tell the GUI NOT to reinterpret the string? Well... lemme put it a different way.

When I view the variable in the GUI for the first time, it sets the variable type to 0, au ...

#ALIAS working {
var = "Foo"
#VAR @var {Bar}
#ECHO @Foo
}

The output of running this is, as expected, 'Bar'. The @Foo variable is created (as is the useless @var variable)

Now, the sma ...

I haven't read up on all the changes going into 2.0... I'm just back to using CMud again, so I started posting bugs. I'm quite sure that some of the bugs I post will be outdated or already-reported, b ...

#ALIAS testVartype {
#VAR testVar {a=1|b=Foo}
#ECHO %vartype(testVar)
#CALL %vartype(testVar,5)
#ECHO %vartype(testVar)
}

The output from this alias is close to what you would expect: ...

I have a Window package (let's call it 'Mud') and a child package (we'll name it 'BB'). I don't want to allow the main Mud window to alter or change any variables in the BB package... nor do I want an ...

A detailed explanation of how to specify where to save a setting (for example, #var name value _nodef {//Package/Class}) is nowhere that I can find, other than hunting deep in the forums. It's not do ...

I agree with Zhiroc.

It would be very nice if the completion control that pops up when typing put the symbol of what you were completing in front. Rather than just the name of the item, the initial symbol will aid with ra ...

Natural pessimism.

Yeah, the new docking system is a ton better than the old way. It's very usable now.

Yeah, I tried it at 1.03... didn't take a look again until 1.11, and the difference was pretty marked. It's getting really close to usable, though I'm afraid the settings random deletion/corruption is ...

Riiight... because it's a bug. Hence, he added it to the bug list. He didn't say it was fixed yet. :-)

It is small so that it is easier to manipulate. After you drag it off, it's easier to increase the size of something than decrease it. For example, if your CMUD was nearly maximized, and you drag the ...

Ouch... nice trigger. :-)

But can you use the + in braces, without the %eval()? If we put () around it will that work (I think () = %eval)

Perhaps, since quoting portions of text is more important now in CMUD, you could provide some syntactic sugar for the %concat() function? We need a less verbose way to use it, since we use it so often ...

How about the reverse then Zugg... rather than a warning 'OMG, you suxxor' when it doesn't compile, you could put a green 'No Errors' up when it compiles successfully. When they type you take away the ...

crycry, try marking the brackets <> with ~ to quote them, or using %concat() to merge everything.

#SUBSTITUTE {~<A '%quote(%2)'~>%1%2%3~</A~>}
#SUBSTITUTE { ...