Not to my knowledge, no. For a lot of use cases of miniConsoles, this is excessive, so it would definitely be something you would want as optional, not a built in part of normal function.

It's a typing game, by and large, you would think that most of the standard keys would be something you wouldn't want to turn into a hotkey... but that doesn't mean that there can't be specific exceptions where using them that way makes sense, even when working in a language that needs the key in qu...

Yup, just make sure you check to see if the file needs to be downloaded, or if it is already available locally, and you should be good.

You likely just got a gray square because the file path for the image either wasn't right, or had \ as the directory separator, instead of / (which happens on Windows, but not other OSs, when you use getMudletHomeDir()). To make the image display correctly, you want to replace the backslashes with f...

I wrote a function that uses cecho to write out text, with the added ability to put links in the middle of it (via cinsertLink), using a <link> tag. Just put the tags around whatever you want to make a link (as described in the comments at the top), and it will do it all the rest of the work for you...

So, first, I STRONGLY recommend you take the time to use proper tab-indenting in your code. Your code above has two extra end statements that were very hard to spot because things weren't properly lined up. I'm going to guess that the reason you added them is due to some thought that you need a sepa...

Just replace ‘green’ with ‘blue’, ‘yellow’. I intionally put all the ink colors in mini tables, so each one is it’s own list that can have any number of colors you want. Just separate the colors with commas, and you should be good. Side note, don’t copy from this post, it was written on my phone and...

Yes.

Here is what I put together so far. Obviously the ink colors are wrong, and there is potential room for improvement. This would work with an alias using this pattern: ^r (\w+)(?: ([gtrmw]))?(?:| (\w+))$ And this code: writeRune(matches[2], matches[3], matches[4]) local runes = {ke = "kena", fe = "fe...

So, in your example of usage, you don't have anything with ink color, but you mention it, and have it in your script... is there some specific ink color for each rune, or do you have to choose the ink you want to use each time?