Zugg Software :: View topic - #SUB, links, and putting commands into the command line

Adept Joined: 30 Dec 2003 Posts: 226

In a script I was given for an older version of zmud, it had this trigger in it:

#TRIGGER {^You are dead! Sorry...} {#SUB "You are dead! Sorry... Remember to send href='delgates'delete your old gate aliases/send."}

What this was supposed to do was display:

You are dead! Sorry... Remember to delete your old gate aliases.

Where "delete your old gate aliases" was a link that you could click on to execute the alias, "delgates". Long story short, I want to know if there's still a way to do this because it no longer seems to work. What I'm trying to do right now is create a trigger that does something like this, only for a different purpose. I also want it to, instead of immediately sending the info, put the command i want into the command line. Sample mud output:

a dagger - [WWhyMCA4IDYxODdiZmUyODQgMjI=] - somewhere south of here, carried by a human.
a dagger - [U2FnbXogOCBlYjBjOGZlY2E2IDM2] - somewhere around here, carried by a human.
a dagger - [WWtsdiA4IDkzMmY3OWRhNDQgMjQ=] - somewhere far north of here, carried by a human.
a dagger - [WWtrdCA4IDhhNDY3ODMwNTggNjU=] - somewhere far north of here, carried by a human.
a dagger - [ZWltdSA4IGI2NTA3MjQ1YzYgNzQ=] - somewhere far south of here.

What I want to do is be able to click on the earthcode (the numbers/letters within the brakets) and have zmud put the command "channel 'travel'" followed by the earthcode in the command line, which I could then review and hit enter to send. Long post, I know.

To Sum it all up, I want a way to create a link type sub that will then send the command to the command line rather than straight to the mud. Thanks for any help ahead of time, hope I wasn't too confusing. Smile

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 9:39 am

Try this:

#trigger {- ~[(%x)~] -} {#SUB {- ~[~<send "channel 'travel' %1">%1~</send>~] -}}

Adept Joined: 30 Dec 2003 Posts: 226

Hmm... thanks, that works mostly, except it still sends the command immediately. Is there no way to send the command to the command line rather than straight to the mud?

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 6:53 pm

The command you are looking for is #input:

#trigger {- ~[(%x)~] -} {#SUB {- ~[~<send "#input {Channel 'travel' %1} 1">%1~</send>~] -}}

Adept Joined: 30 Dec 2003 Posts: 226

Thanks, exactly what I needed Very Happy