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Solution:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<cmud>
<func name="cmudpro" copy="yes">
<value>#if (%null(%url& ...

Hi,
How can I check if the script is running in CMUD Pro version or the regular CMUD? Based on that I could run a more advanced or simplified version of the script. It surely was mentioned in the for ...

Other solution to consider (I think more efficient, and it doesn't mess with actual text from the game) would be shifting with an empty time stamp bar. It's in Preferences - Session - Scrollback, chec ...

PNG works fine. Example:
#image "C:\images\forest.png"

Then maybe =~ operator will be interesting for you. For example
"hasty green goblin" =~ "hasty %w goblin"
will return true.

Having a trigger that fires on every line will be a bad idea in general. For a simple trigger action (like assigning a value to a variable) the disadvantage may be unnoticeable, but running %ismember ...

Function %pos(substring,string)
%pos("C","ABGHI") = 0
%pos("C","ABCGHI") = 3

Or write it twice: "" to get one double quote inside a string. Like this
%concat( "C:\Program Files (x86)\myprogram\myprogram.exe /p """, %1, """ /m ...

Are you aware that =~ operator means pattern matching - not string comparison? Of course the string "Very Good" matches the pattern "Good".

Use = or == instead, as these mean exact string comparing ...

Yeah, that's why i wrote about the first capturing group. The second would stay a star like this:
^You still have to kill ~* ([%a ]) ~((*)~)$

You probably forgot to include a space, right?

But to finally solve your problem: You want the first capturing group NOT to enter into parentheses. You can do this with any of these range patterns ...

Do not use regex. Use what MattLofton suggested.

Zone name is returned by %zonename(zonenumber) of course. So current Zone name is
#sh %zonename()
And Zone name by room number
#sh %zonename(%roomzone(12345))

As for the ...

Check out this:
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=40+%3D+%28%28%28%28%28800-A%29*267%29*100%29%2F800%29%2F85%29%2B1%2C+find+A

Could you please explain how exactly this might be helpful? I wasn't able to find there anything related to the question.

What about such pattern?
*({@enemylist})* has just entered from the (%w).

Hi Daern :)
Posting bug reporst? Who cares? Cmud has bugs, we all know it. A lot of them concern subs and colors. But Cmud is also dead for years. :(

Ouch, you are right.

Didn't you try the same trick in cmud? I mean put the same values in these fields?

Yes, it does support http proxy server.
You can set it up in Preferences - Network - Proxy server under the 'WWW server' label.

Put the argument in a local variable:
$kogo = %1
Then replace all %1 with $kogo.

Ale ogólnie radziłbym załatwić konfig na cmuda, albo napisać wszystko od nowa, bo takie przenoszenie zwyk ...

I think what you want is %btncol function. For a gauge it you can use it like this:
#call %btncol(clerikButton,red,yellow)
or
#call %btncol(clerikButton,$ff0000,$ffff00)
or
#call ...

Second problem is a well known bug. You need to uncheck this option: [Options - General - Macros override menu shortcuts], and macros will work fine.

I see that a feature of CMUD is the ability to add a background image to the maps
Yeah, You see, this is a lie.

Oh, so maybe you can explain something I never understood. Why won't this work?
#alias maketrigger {#trigger %-2 %1}

This will work
#alias maketrigger {#trigger "triggerid" %-2 %1}