I am trying to "divide" a string that I caught (e.g. N E W S) using string.split(matches[2]," ").
Everything is good, except the time I spam "look". Then most of the times I will get "exits=string.split(matches[2]," ")"
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Hm, <[string "function wotmudmapper:searchingRoom(tempnam..."]:7: attempt to concatenate local 'tempname' (a nil value)> but wotmudmapper.RoomName isn't nil and therefore "name" isn't nil too. Why would tempname be nil? EDIT Ok, I changed this tempID=wotmudmapper.searchingRoom(na...

I play WOTmud. It has full-loot that I like so much in games.

This is the part of the code that calls the function searchingRoom local x,y,z,i,connect,areaID local exits,name,tempID,currentID currentID=wotmudmapper.currentID name=wotmudmapper.RoomName connect=wotmudmapper.autoconnect exits=string.split(matches[2]," ") tempID=wotmudmapper.searchingRoo...

In order to avoid polluting the namespace, I have put all my "global" variables inside wotmudmapper. I have also used function wotmudmapper:instertfunction() for the functions i have used. Now I want to use a queue in order to "save" the movement inside there and pop every comman...

What the title says.
Is nil considered "false" and everything is considered "true"?
or do i have to make a logical expression everytime?

GetRooms() from the Documantation:

Returns the list of all rooms in the map in an area in roomid - room name format.

I think that it returns every room created in the map and is not area specific.

Is it possible to show some user data (e.g. description) on the mapper window?

I want to catch an ascii code from the mud.I see that mudlet uses the NULL character for it, but I think that happens because mudlet cannot recognise the character.

How to find the ascii code of a character that mudlet doesn't recognise?