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Wizard Joined: 14 Oct 2000 Posts: 1368

1. Start cMUD
2. Connect to a MUD you have connected to previously.
3. Close the MUD session by pressing the upper right close button on the main output window.
4. Close the Sessions window that opens.
5. Push Aliases button.
6. Notice how the MUD's session you connected to in step (2) is present in the package editor tabs.

Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 9:05 pm

That's actually working as designed. Closing a window using the close button in the upper-right corner doesn't *delete* the window, it just closes it.

For example, open a blank session. Type:

#WIN Test

to create a test window. Now close the Test window by clicking on the X in the upper-right corner of the window. Go to Settings. Notice the Test window is still defined.

The proper way to close a session is via the File/Close All command.

The reason for this way that it works is that CMUD doesn't distinguish between main session windows and child "capture" windows anymore (like zMUD did). And I didn't want your whole session to get removed just because you closed a window. I just wanted that to hide the window temporarily, allowing you to select it from the Window menu again if you wanted it later. So the same thing happens for the main session window. Maybe the Sessions window shouldn't be displayed in that case or maybe I should prompt about deleting the window if it's the only window left and you close it.