1.3 has been put up, fixes a bug where the miniconsole widths were being initialized at 300px instead of 100% like they should.

My triggers were off, I have attached a better, more accurate version that comes up with 905 (did you forget the 10 copper shindigs to get 895 maybe?) and matches my math. Thanks for catching that.

hmm, might help to use parantheses to ensure order of operations. I used "value = value + coins * coin_value.shindigs" and it might be more accurate to use "value = value + (coins * coin_value.shindigs)"

Will take a look later to see if that's it.

Yeah, I don't believe the code I took from the other forum post used hyphenates, but that's where I would look to make your edits. If I get time later tonight I might try to tackle it. ETA: if you capture the value as a hyphenate, say "forty-seven", you can use the following to change it to "forty s...

Hi! So, I'm using code from https://forums.mudlet.org/viewtopic.php?t=22617 to do the number word to number conversion in the attached package. If you import it, the supplied example line comes out looking like this: unknown.png To summarize what I did: I used the first part of the example line, "Th...

New Update! This one won't work unless you use the latest development snapshot from https://make.mudlet.org/snapshots or wait for Mudlet 4.1 for the new functions I'm relying on for the functionality, but now you can embed echoLink and echoPopup output in the table, allowing for the easier creation ...

Quick note, you did need to set yourself on brief mode I believe it was, as that's what this was setup with.

Decided I could improve the convertYATCO() output, so 1.2 happened:

Release 1.1, adding scrollbars as well as an option to include an extra blank line between entries on the consoles.

Some of you may remember me from such hits as fText, anitimers, and iGauges. However, my best known work may very well be YATCO(Yet Another Tabbed Chat Option). And it's pretty useful, if I do say so myself. But there have always been some improvements needed. For one thing, it was inherently limite...