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I want a priority queue. It is a data structure. I want to insert elements with a key into a set and then be able to take out the element with the maximum (or minimum, doesn't really matter) key.

According to the help file, that is not even remotely close to what I asked for.

I couldn't find much but the zmud script for priority queues when I searched about it here, but having a built in priority queue that accepts any element with any key would be quite useful.

I was only joking. :-)

It is six months later now. [:wink:]

If I use .news it will move me all four directions at once. I want to just move one room and then wait until I can give just one command (like #ok or #step or anything else) to move the next direction ...

I guess this is something that is not possible to do any longer then...

In an earlier version of zmud (probably 6.x) I was able to do the following.
#step .news
This would send north and on my manually executed #step, would send east, west and finally south. Now with 7. ...

MantisBT at http://www.mantisbt.org/ is a free Sourceforge project that uses PHP and MySQL.

But WHY use HTML tags in that XML document? Wouldn't it be much better to use some sort of styling instead, as that would enable separate content and layout in a much cleaner way?
The example I talk ...

The sueing part was a joke, what I really meant was that there is no need for GIF/animated GIF support as PNG/MNG can do everything the former can, and even do it better.

Isn't JPEG still patented? Just make sure you don't get sued. ;-)
As for GIF, the PNG (and MNG) works atleast as good so I would almost suggest removing the GIF support. It might be more common than ...

quote:Originally posted by Zugg
The IMAP functionality is broken for me. Our email server puts a # character in front of the names of public folders (so I have an IMAP folder called "#Urgent" for ex ...

POPFile is not two years old, it has constantly developed over the time and there was a new release just a few days ago and I think they are updating all the time.

Also, it does not only classify e ...

I don't really think Bayesian filtering is anything new in email clients. I have used POPFile (soon OctoFile) for more than two years, a solution that has worked good for me. I am not even sure I woul ...

Oh, I don't want a plugin. A plugin might be good, but it does not have to be a plugin. Other clients have plugins for this but those does not work as good as expected. There is an old plugin that req ...

RFC 3156 - MIME Security with OpenPGP

This is something that it seems most windows clients are very poor at supporting. There are plugins for Eudora and Outlook, but I have bad experiences from the ...

From the wishlist:
"Need world-class IMAP client implementation. Get protocol spec. Get a good IMAP server for testing. Robust error handling. Smart message/header downloading. Public folders.
Subsc ...

Wouldn't it work if you anchor the end of the string instead? I think $ is used for that.
You are hungry$

I will not give you a fish to eat today, instead I will teach you how to fish so you can eat every day.

1) and 5) You want to scan when you are in the start room, maybe creating an #alarm that wait ...

Are you running a firewall software like ZoneAlarm? Those programs usually notice that the checksum has changed between the different versions and the new version is still not authorized to connect.
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