Just one month after the previous major version change, now Mudlet 3.3.1 is here. This release brings in a whole new editor for Lua code, a completely revamped IRC window, and utf8 in Lua! Overview Download Please provide all feedback and problem reports on 3.3.1 here! Feature requests can be done i...

Note: The links to "Your posts", "New posts", "Active posts", "Unread posts", etc. are now "hidden" in the "Quick links" menu to the top left, with three horizontal lines icon.

Looking sweet!

Could you maybe add those handy links to wiki and website back to the header area somewhere?

Now off to searching more cool new features

edit: The link to mudlet.org is already there, as I noted accidentally while trying to reach the forum's main page

GErswin wrote:("Lua" is an alias I have for firing off Lua code)

Sure you do, it's been in Mudlet standard for quite some time now. Which version are you using then?

permGroup is actually even less appealing than it seems, in that it doesn't actually create folders the way you would in the GUI. Rather, it creates blank triggers/aliases, et cetera, which it uses as groups. You can do the same thing with the relevant functions, and just give them blank pattern an...

Thanks SlySven. In the last few posts, I raised quite a few issues I noticed during my endeavor to import my package as lua. Feel free to comment all.

Another thing I noticed, when I want to use permKey(name, parent, modifier, key code, lua code) The value of "modifier" has to be like mudlet.key.Escape, mudlet.key.F1, mudlet.key.A, but I don't have those values available in my package.lua file I want to include. I found KeyCodes.lua which explains...

Oh Jor'Mox, you are right. I didn't even bother to check just yet, but would not have expected that. Looking at Mudlet code base, those are indeed completely different things: Clicking a new folder in the GUI will invoke dlgTriggerEditor::slot_add_new_folder() which will in case of triggers invoke d...

Finally got around to working on this some more. The Vyzor example is really helpful for the overall structure and cleanliness in require()ing all the different .lua files for use in Mudlet. This is definitively beyond my lua skills as of now, so thanks again for the explanations. While helpful, Vyz...

+1 would this be possible?