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In zMUD, any arguments to an alias were automatically appended to the text sent to the MUD if they were not used within the alias explicitly.
For example, in zMUD you could have an alias like this:
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#alias k {kill}
k Zugg |
which would send "kill Zugg" to then MUD.
In CMUD, you normally need to explicitly add any arguments you want to send to the MUD. For example, the above alias would be written as:
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| #alias k {kill %params} |
where %params is the same as %-1 and appends all arguments to the text sent to the MUD.
CMUD has a backwards compatibility option called "Auto Append" that you can enable for your alias. This allows your alias in CMUD to work the way that it did in zMUD. This option is available from the Advanced Options panel in the Package Editor for your alias. It is also enabled by default for any aliases imported from a zMUD *.MUD file. |
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Importing zMUD files