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Arius
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PostPosted: Sat May 06, 2006 2:50 am   

Turning off Echo Commands via a Trigger or Button
 
Is there a way to turn off the Echoing of commands found under preferences by a trigger or button?

The game I play sometimes has bad bouts of lag but they also encourage the keeping and sending of logs. Being able to easily switch the echoing of commands off and on would be wonderful.

OR

Is there a way to make the echo'ed commands not log at all?

Either would work..

Thanks ahead of time.


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MattLofton
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PostPosted: Sat May 06, 2006 3:19 am   
 
Currently, if it's located in the Preferences it's not something you can turn on or off via script or convenient button.
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Arcane_of_Discworld
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PostPosted: Mon May 08, 2006 8:10 am   
 
This should accomplish what you want however it does not actually toggle the echoing of commands, instead it gags them from being displayed and uses #SEND to issue the commands directly to the Mud. Simply copy and paste the following code to the command line and hit enter, to toggle the echoing of commands simply type 'echotoggle'.
Code:
#VARIABLE EchoInputToggle {0} {0} Command|Echo
#ONINPUT {(*)} {#IF (%char(64)EchoInputToggle) {#GAG;#SEND {%1}} {}} Command|Echo
#ALIAS EchoToggle {#IF (%char(64)EchoInputToggle) {#VARIABLE EchoInputToggle {0}} {#VARIABLE EchoInputToggle {1}}} Command|Echo
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