There's been a lot of discussion on #mudlet which revolved around namespaces, and the few hard-core scripters there reached a consensus, but then it was just sort of assumed and/or noted and we all moved on to more interesting topics. But since a lot of people -aren't- on IRC, I thought it would be ...

For anyone who downloaded this before, re-download it. The existing one wasn't parsing the dates properly (it was assuming MM-DD-YYYY not DD-MM-YYYY) so may not pick the right 'current' profile and wouldn't work at all for any day over 12

BTW, this appears to "just work" on Windows. You'll simply need to install Python 2.5+, since you're not fortunate (like nearly all linux and mac folks) to have Python pre-installed on your system.

The syntax is all the same.

I don't know about all of you, but I'm developing in an active profile where I load a lot of stuff into it. If I'm going to release code, I don't really want to export things one at a time, nor export everything at once and hand-edit the file. This tool is a rough-draft that may help you if you're i...

What?

The problem with right-click is its so click heavy.

Lets say I wanna move something up four spots; right-click, up; move mouse; right-click up, move mouse; right-click, up, move mouse, etc.

But if you're really opposed to toolbar buttons, a right-click is better then nothing

Actually, I was thinking more of a toolbar button then the the actual physical and down button

Right-click would be /really/ annoying if you're moving stuff lots of steps. Really, really annoying.

I'd like to go one step further, and have a unified UI for selecting items; maybe a 'Mass Copy' button, which pops up a tree view of the entire profile, so you can select stuff in multiple branches all at once. E.g., I'm not sure how to easily export a large part of a profile without exporting it al...

Re-ordering stuff in the script/trigger/alias/etc is pretty hard in Mudlet at present; it'd be nice if you could click on an item, then use hit a 'move up' or 'move down' button to .. move it up one or down one

I don't really want to use external lua scripts; for one thing it has certain cross-platform complexities, for another it makes editing the code quite difficult, unless the script editor somehow becomes able to edit external files. Its possible to do a pure-Lua 'mudlet' package, requiring that the d...

I know this may be a difficult or complicated thing to implement ultimately, but I believe its important. The Mudlet community seems to growing, and its starting to grow a community of modules that people have available, and that's really awesome. There's a few systems in-development or released, by...