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For others who are looking for a "solution". His question has changed nature and is questioning in this thread instead:

http://forums.zuggsoft.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=18504

Maybe I should write a voice-enabled MUD client for the pocket pc, I'm voice-enabling AS/400 and Unix sessions for warehouses, so it can't be that much more difficult to turn that into a MUD client ;) ...

To get decimals, use decimals.

using %eval(63.0/2.0) gives 31.5

additionally, if you wish to turn an integer into a float, use %float..

%eval(%float(62)/%float(2)) gives 31.5 aswell...

You can use wine to run it, but cleanly under n*x system? No.

The alarm shown above was not something I did during this session but was reinitiated when I restarted zMUD. Apparently it lost it's ID since it was unable to use the ID again as I had used it before. ...

Alarms:
+ CleanTwist: -24:00 -> #10 {at %random(1,100).twisted get twist;eat twist}

It worked once before to do ...
#suspend {CleanTwist}
... in order to stop it. But now it has stopped work ...

Sounds like a problem with the skin-program/process rather than zMUD then.

Yer welcome.

tried with @{WarEnsemble_Seconds}s ?

Oh? It doesn't expand the values?
Well... just do

#echo

Then instead of %char(13);%-1..

#tr {(*)} {#echo %char(13);%-1} "" {input}

Perhaps will help you.

Bring up the Tick Dialog (right-click on the Tick-timer) and uncheck "Display Tick Message"

I have a similar problem, caused by the fact that I have several windows it will copy information into, however. If the spam is limited to only one of my windows, and I have that window "highlighted"/ ...

I'm using the ONINPUT... but instead of %literal, it's using %expand on the @randcolor variable... works just fine now.

Que?

I did not enter the script from commandline, I altered the existing one with the editor. I don't do script imports either..

Like I said, it doesn't evaluate () at all, but [] it does... how ...

Oh.. just noticed... with %concat, commas stop working....

and with @{randcolor} the variable is not expanded, it just ends up blank, it returns NULL... so no color code applied...

and with @ran ...

actually I have no problem with parenthesis... perhaps If I try and use it as a smiley... lemme try it.. nope... no problem there either...

The only thing I do have a problem with is if I use both ...

Actually, to fix a few minor things, I had to do a %concat in there for it...

#ONINPUT {^goss5 (.+)$} {gos %concat(@randcolor,"%1",&+y)} "" {case|notrig|regex}

Without the %concat, it will s ...

A single double quote does not work.. I tried it and it ends up with the afformentioned result. (one or more) Single quote(s) DOES work, but not a single double-quote...

Typed: goss another test wi ...

Almost! but not quite...

This is what the alias looks like now:
#AL goss {gos @randcolor%literal( %-1)&+y}

However... 2 errors still occur...

That is when an argument is sent to the ali ...

If it is related to actually being able to use the randomcolor function properly with an alias that sends the arguments after it, and properly with all characters as entered, go ahead and suggest...

LightBulb, apparently you didn't quite read or try your own code... but that does not work. It produces the same result. And the reason I have it separated is cuz I tend to use @randcolor elsewhere... ...

Anyone got a better working thing than %quote?

Cuz it simply does not do...

Here's an example:

what I type: goss let's try it again with & and % and " and such
what it sends: gos &+B ...

Yes quite, there are both sites and programs which are much worse in terms of layout and design. This homepage, zuggsoft.com, imo is quite adequate (and I work as a WebDesigner). It fullfills it's fun ...

Divide it by a thousand... since you have 13 BILLION coins, a few hundreds isn't going to throw off your economy that much.