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try changing "{@database.key}" to "@(database.key)" and see if it works. and if not that, give "(@{database.key})" a swing.

erm state 2 is just a $(*) for a pattern, btw.

ok i lied. i haven't seem to have gotten rid of the hang. here is the debugger output:

0.2035 | a Med |***AUCTION:*** a large chunk of meat in slot A, minimum bid: 100, auctioneer: ...

Ok actually, upon further investigation this particular trigger did not cause the lag. what DID was the state0 it was connected to which had a wildcard reference of %4 that did not exist... please sub ...

quick question. is the #in the left column in the debugger time to process? if so i believe i've pinned this major hang in cmud to this block of code:

Trigger:

^~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (*)$
...

yup looks like the notepad++ / replace combo did the trick. saved me a LOT of work with that. thanks :).

here is my code. it's a whole deal... line71 col529 ... invalid xml character found:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<cmud>
<class name="pr ...

I have yet to see an import of any type work with CMUD. in ZMUD i noticed you couldn't import things withi special characters in them. I used to c&p from notepad directly into the program to get t ...

ow. ok i think this is working, though i did lose a very complex prompt script just now cut n pasting from one package to another. yuck. just wouldnt let me paste.

ok.. so i've thumbed around the help files for a good minute and fooled with some trial and error to no avail... so here i ask: what is the proper way to package individual, standalone scripts that co ...

i tracked this down. it seemed that in my prompt gagging i had an extra #gag -1 to catch the line prior to it. removing this eliminated the flicker altogether.. but now I wonder this: having a 2 secon ...

i have a script that throws an automap into its own window then gags it from the main. also with this i have a script doing the same to the prompt. i notice any sort of movement or update on the main ...

perfect! thanks!

how would one go about gagging the blank line displayed by using either of these commands? in zmud i used to use #send %cr to get around this but it no longer seems to work...

err sorry. i ended up scrapping the entire script and pasting it in bit by bit, correcting errors along the way. no errors thus far.. just tedious. i want to say it involved some nested script that le ...

in my experience the braces are needed for scenarios involving spaces. i just tested it with a variable involving spaces and confirmed this.

ok so to more precisely describe the problem i've narrowed it down to this trigger:

Pattern: {^³(*)³$}

#if (@map.read) {
#cap map
#gag
} {}
prompt.room = ...

could use a hand here... i get this error anytime i hit enter or text is sent to the mud... and at the beginning of every block of text received FROM the mud:

ERROR: Operator CONCAT requires two ar ...

These should be some working examples for all the things you were doing. Change your wildcard for capturing %3 to %n and the commas will be automatically stripped. Basically your entire usage of #EX ...

i know the delayed %%1 syntax was removed in cmud but i believe this is a bit different and am curious as to how one should now go about it. here's my script:

auc.hit = 1
#exec {auc%2.mod = 1~;a ...