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#state and #set have never worked as documented in the help without an id argument. I believe I reported that a long time ago, but a bump on that is probably a good idea :)

I can't reproduce that problem, extra parens or no (and I've never parenthesized such a simple expression, so I doubt that's the issue). I would check that @achrs really does hold the number you think ...

This seems to work, but I didn't reset my default web browser:

#DDE Firefox WWW_OpenURL http://www.zuggsoft.com

"Level-grind" in itself isn't supposed to be a bad thing. Quite honestly, a lot of games around, be it text-based or graphical, tend to use this formula. You gain experience, one way or another, eithe ...

I only play MUSHes, since I refuse to play a "leveling grind" and/or do automated quests. I'm a fan of the Amber genre, so I usually stick to those.

There must be something with Delphi... I've never seen the window stacking problems that I've seen with zMUD (not so sure about CMUD since I don't use it much) than in any of the other apps I commonly ...

Another bug report that probably got buried, so I'll bump it once.

I think this behavior is a bug, so I'll bump it once, since it looks like it got buried :)

1. Create a session, and add to it a shared package. Mark this "shared" package as read-only.
2. In this "shared" package, create a new setting (in my case, a variable). Save it, then use the "Force ...

Because what I'm looking for are session windows that are basically independent of each other on the screen
You say this, but then you talk about those sessions trying to share a package. Running 2 ...

I'm on XP Pro SP2, btw. No guarantees on what happens in Vista :)

The problem is that the window behavior I want, I get with running multiple instances. The package behavior I want, I get by runnin ...

Consider the following example:$name1 = "John"
$name2 = "Bill"
#SH {$name1/$name2}
#SH {$name1's}
//#SH {$name1/etc.}

The above works. But curi ...

I accept that it isn't currently a supported feature, but I'd advocate that it should be. For one, it's consistent with @{var} and the same reasons to allow that syntax apply. It's convenient in situa ...

Because what I'm looking for are session windows that are basically independent of each other on the screen (I don't mind if they are in the same instance). Meaning that I can move them around, have o ...

Too bad, because ${local} is consistent with the @{var} notation. And it does work in places (see the examples), just not in an #IF.

The following works:$local = "b"
bxyz = "foo"
#SH {${local}xyz = @{${local}xyz}}
#IF (@{${local}xyz} = "foo& ...

OK, I thought that when you shared packages, they would be shared--and by that, I mean that they would (or could, even if manually) synchronize themselves between the sessions using them at the same t ...

It's not a bad idea to have the documentation on RE's kept local to CMUD. The other sites won't necessarily track the version of the RE library being used, and the CMUD version can document the specif ...

In a new blank session:

1. Open the PE
2. Create a new package (I called it "test")
3. Create a variable, set it to type stringlist
4. Enter:
a
b"
c"
5. The stringlist will display correctly ...

It is equivalent, I think (though technically the backtracking might be different, but I think even here it's the same).

However, this was a simple case. The actual case of interest was more compli ...

In a blank session:

1. create a new variable, name it, and save it.
2. start editing it by entering any string (DO NOT save the setting)
3. click on the setting in the left pane, and do a CTRL-C/ ...

OK, yes, after reloading 2.34, the "^(@tmp)" regex works fine (other than the reordering). However, if I ever wanted to preserve the order of the stringlist, using %%string() as outlined in the other ...

Hmm, I downloaded 2.34 last night, but something's wrong... Yeah, I better reinstall, just in case...

What I really want is a string list that will turn into "Nearby|On (?:his|her|its) phone". Granted, I can use a string, or I could expand out the alternatives, but in actual use, there are greater tha ...

The above doesn't quite work because I need to use the variable in an RE, and I have it as a string list.

The point is that I use a string list as an aid to understanding the RE. The reason is that ...