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Thanks Matt and Daern.
Getting rid of %concat did seem to help a little. In fact at the start of the day it was running as good as could be expected. However, I did end up getting the "SQL Error: M ...

I'm not using ssh at the moment. I am trying to get away from ssh and use cmuds built in functions. I had thought about the lag being because of order by, but I have tried it without the order by. ...

A little update about the SQL Error:
I just had it happen again. Again it was after I hadn't queried my database for a short while. Immediately after I got the error I did #print @db.connected and ...

I kind of wanted to reopen a topic that has been discussed a few times and has been spread out over the forum the last couple of years and make the info about this a little easier to find for other pe ...

I have an OnTick Event that picks a random item from a list at random times.

#exe %item( @afk, %random( 1, 3))
#ts %random( 30, 40)

It works perfectly. The only prob ...

When I do a scan I see
West (Room is dark):
(Flying) (Demonic) (Sneak) A spectral soldier turns and attacks!
North (Room is dark):
(Flying) (Demonic) (Sneak) A wraith warrior floats here. ...

Let's say I have the following
#TR (^(*)$) {#fo @list {#tempvar newline %replace(%line(),%i,"")}}
Is there a way to do this without crea ...

Thanks for the feedback. %lf does the same thing. I will just use more than one #mxp.

I'm trying to format some output using mxp. I'd like to break the output up into paragraphs with breaks.

#mxp Before you die: type <send href=':%item(%names, 1):help recall' ...

I'd like to create 3 new windows, all three tabbed with each other, then dock the tabbed group to the right of my main session. What I want is for this to be done as I create the window, so I can do ...

Hey all,
Is there a way to make a trigger fire similar to matching at the beginning of a line, but match only if its NOT at the beginning of a line? Same thing for end of line.[/code]

Thanks for the reply.

I can probably write up the more complicated script. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing a built in function or command that would make this simple(r). If I get stum ...

Lets say my mud prompt looks something like <2900hp
But the color of my hp doesn't always stay the same <1900hp

How do I store the value of my hp in a variable, including the color? Then I ...

I swear I tried that, but lo and behold it does work.

Thanks.

I noticed that you can use string list vars in the pattern of triggers, so I was wondering...

Can I use script 1, to get the same result as script 2
1:
#tr {{@greet} tells the ...

I had my package editor open but minimized to Windows toolbar and the documentation open. I went down and right clicked on the package editor to close it and transparency is listed at the bottom, not ...

So I decided to go another route. I wish I would have thought of this before. I created a ssh session and just connected to my database via shell and then I pass the data and commands back and forth ...

The problem definitely seems to be closing the connection. After executing one alias, if I remove the connection string from the second, it fires correctly and doesn't throw the invalid pointer error ...

Trying to understand...You already have a trigger that fires every 150 seconds. When that trigger fires, you want this timer to start...
add the following to the trigger you already have
#alarm coun ...

I've been throwing some things at this for the last few days and haven't had any luck. If anyone else has any suggestions I'd appreciate them.

#alarm countdown {-150} {do something here}
#alarm {-1} {#math time %alarm(countdown)/1000}
#BU buttontimer {@time}The first line executes y ...

If I'm understanding you correctly... It might look something like....
#TR healtrig {fair>$} {c heal CH1}
#cond healtrig {{you heal CH1|You lost your concentration&# ...

I think you might want to look into multistate triggers http://forums.zuggsoft.com/modules/mx_kb/kb.php?page=3&mode=doc&k=2993
Essentially, the first pattern matches and does something or not ...

using #sqlclose gives me an invalid pointer on the dcadd alias

I'm not exactly sure what the correct syntax is, but I have tried#call @mydb.close()
and
#call @mydb.closeSo it is entirely possible that I just don't know the correct syntax.
And just to ...