HTML Logging in Mudlet
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 3:31 am
Does anyone use this regularly? I've tried it once and was almost immediately turned off by a few things that stood out quite prominently.
The issues I ran into:
Blank lines didn't log over. I couldn't see separate combat rounds because the MUD only used one line break per line, allowing none of the natural blank spaces through.
The HTML file is all on one line, which makes it a ridiculous pain to edit after the fact.
To my knowledge, there are no writelog() or gaglog() functions, both of which would be incredibly useful.
However, there's a lot to Mudlet I don't know and I could be missing some important things that would help with the quality of the logging.
The issues I ran into:
Blank lines didn't log over. I couldn't see separate combat rounds because the MUD only used one line break per line, allowing none of the natural blank spaces through.
The HTML file is all on one line, which makes it a ridiculous pain to edit after the fact.
To my knowledge, there are no writelog() or gaglog() functions, both of which would be incredibly useful.
However, there's a lot to Mudlet I don't know and I could be missing some important things that would help with the quality of the logging.