For deleting lines previous to the current one, you can use moveCursor() though: The above would delete the previous and the current line, for instance.

Take note that technically, the value is still stored in the variable with the name "_". So using the underscore instead of something like "k" or "key" or whatever has no effect on Lua by itself, but is simply a naming convention for a dummy variable you don't wish to f...

I shield most of my regexes with multiline triggers and I've never noticed much trigger lag. And personally, I also prefer them visually, since you have the whole trigger patterns on the same page, without having to click on separate items to see the whole trigger. But I guess that's just a matter o...

Hm, no, you'd be looping in another loop that removes entries from a different table. I'm not sure if your way will continue iterating properly... Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought you meant something like: local bad_indices = {} for i,v in ipairs(mytable) do if v == "somevalueIdon'tlike&...

I don't think so. You'd just remember all the indexes in another table and table.remove them in another loop. Well, but you'd run into the same problem with table.remove changing the indexes around then. Personally, I'd do it without ipairs() in the first place: for n=#mytable,1,-1 do if mytable[n]...

Vadi asked me to write a Lua function that automatically deletes old profiles/maps, to reduce the pile of snapshots that build up over time. I'm posting the package consisting of a function and an alias here instead of the "Scripts & Packages" forum, because it's still meant for testin...

Well, the GMCP would involve first activating your GMCP in the Mudlet settings, then creating a script to handle the "gmcp.Char.Items.List" event, check whether gmcp.Char.Items.List.location is "room", and if so, copy the table gmcp.Char.Items.List.items to another table you crea...

Easiest way is simply having two aliases. Alias on the pattern: ^tt (.+)$ that executes: target1 = matches[2] Alias on the pattern: ^ttt (.+)$ that executes: target2 = matches[2] Then your attack alias on the pattern: ^c$ that executes: sendAll("kill "..tostring(target1), "kill "...

tempTimers can only call anonymous functions, so you have to put the myfunction() call within another, anonymous one: tempTimer(5, function() myfunction() end) Alternatively, I guess you could technically put the whole code of the function inside its return as a string: local function myfunction() l...

Rakon wrote: I can confirm this issue in my version of Mudlet on Linux as well.

Likewise (Mac OS X).