Um... what is a "post-display" trigger and especially how do I create one? I was under the impression that all triggers are run either run off the line from the mud directly or input (alias).

Hi, A while ago I had this glorious idea of displaying stuff in a very certain way. Unfortunately I cannot get it to work quite as I'd want it to.. so I was wondering if anyone here has an idea (or can tell me how stupid this is and that it'll never work :P ). :mrgreen: So here's what I want to do: ...

Vadi wrote:Click X on the composer, or ignore it and type in mudlet normally

Go low-tech solutions. I admit I never even considered that might do the trick.

Thanks!

How? I've not found a way to use the regular in game editor (unless you count using another client). As soon as I open anything that would open the ingame editor, the composer pops up. Hitting save or cancel always returns me to the game, never to the in game editor.

I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but can the composer be turned off and allow you to edit files regularely? Such as help scrolls in an IRE game. I've not found any option, and the composer has this nasty habit of adding a space at the beginning of the scroll once you save. (And yes, this is ...

Is it possible to echo in a way that would make triggers fire? The cleansing necklace in Aetolia looks like this when it fires: The bones in your left arm mend. You feel your necklace drawing venom from your body. In TF I just had a trigger on the necklace line that would set the variables and run t...

I think you need to use appendBuffer(<window) instead of append. Like so appendBuffer("CombatSummary")

Well, I did a reinstall with Ubuntu 9.10 so my system isn't that old yet. As far as I've seen my libraries are up to date too. The reason I'm necro-ing this thread is another, however. There are two more ways I've found to crash mudlet pretty regularly: 1) Lose connection while on a game. Hit reconn...

That helped a lot, thanks! And yes, I meant indexed tables.

So.. basically I want to do this: A function that takes 2 or more tables and "subtracts" table 2+ from table 1. So the return value would be a table with only those values that are unique to table 1. The easiest way I can think of would be to loop through table 1 and add all those values t...