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Tried it, didn't work the event fires before the telnet trigger ends... I have a solution to my particular problem, I just thought this was a great idea for a feature request.

My problem is that if I output a #SAY in the middle of a telnet 200 trigger, the ansi gets garbled.

The problem is that any solution offered is going to have to take place *after* the current trigg ...

that would still run *after* the current triggers in the queue.

nah, this would only be a temp trigger. The reparse stuff and multistate stuff would be a permanent addition to the trigger.

Hi, I have a request for a new trigger type [, or a function that fetches the sort order number of the current trigger.]

There is a specific order for when all of the triggers are supposed to execu ...

ReedN, do you have an example?
If I use a #RAISE and do the text in an event it still has the same problem. (because it's still using the same thread, I believe)

#THREAD {#SAY hi}
works, but... I ...

background on this posting:
I have telnet triggers, which when used in conjunction with a #SAY command have the terminal ANSI codes appear on the screen instead of just inserting a piece of text on t ...

it also looks like the columns are either just a simple right shift or left shift. in that case your distance function should average or weight the right shifted, and left shifted version of each enco ...

since I didn't use the "code" tag it screwed up my spacing, but you get the idea.

It looks like characters are 9 x 5 (rows x columns) what you can do is encode each number, and then use a "distance" function. the distance function just determines the distance between the encoded nu ...

Oh sorry about that. I didn't try it in the previous version of CMUD, I am running windows vista home premium. No other windows other than my session to aetolia, and the mapper configuration gui were ...

CMUD freezes when trying to reconfigure the mapper. When it tries to parse the [X] Room Name/[X] Room Description/[X] Room Exit. information.

I've tried it a couple times. One time I let it run fo ...

Zugg, do you think you can make a case sensitive subregex command?
oh, and if you ever decide you'd do it, do you think you can get it to return 0 or n if it actually found n matches?

I.. would ho ...

can you create the option for an event to be "disabled on startup"

this would be similar to the trigger option that does the same thing...

yeah the only problem with using the #VAR statement is that I'd have to know what the default value for the variable was before I'd overwrite it... and I don't think there's a function that retrieves ...

Is there a way to have it only search when you hit a button instead of all the time? Once you've done your initial search you pretty much know which settings have the item in it.

EDIT: or you could ...

yes actually that works wonderfully!

is there a convenient way to assign values to the target of $temp?

some sort of %eval($temp) = 1

(this doesn't work however)

got it nevermind

#SAY %eval(%concat("@",$temp))

works

I'm not sure if you'd classify this as a bug, a feature or just an annoyance.

the search filter seems to have ultimate precedence over editing.

If you have a word in the filter, such as %eval an ...

I still cant figure out how to do the #SAY operation.

#VAR varname 1
$temp = varname
#SAY %eval($temp)

outputs:
varname

%expand fails with temp variables.

not sure how else to do it.

yes that's the right value for that variable, sorry for neglecting it.

It works half of the time, but if you type it twice, it's not guaranteed to work both times. In fact I had it regularly workin ...

It's hard to imagine that a hard return wouldnt be as effective as a hard return plus 2 spaces.

when you select that you want the search option in the menu bar, and then close the editor it still defaults to no search option in the menu bar the next time you open the editor...
Is there an optio ...

#ALIAS issued_set($param) {
$temp1 = %concat($param, "_issued")
$temp2 = %concat($param, "_issued_reset_alarm")
#ADD %eval($temp1) 1
...

#T- setting_name trigger

doesn't work for me... when setting_name is an #alarm.

I'll try to post an example later...