Well, nothing a little arithmatic and movcurso can't solve, I think ...

Thanks again for the help.

Well, a dozen maybe, so ... . I have a couple of different options now, though. Thank you!

One last question, is there any way to have the echo start at the bottom of the miniConsole and work up? I think I can figure a way around this wiht 'moveCursor', but thought I would ask.

By the way, I am guessing the answer is parsing the list and sending the output one item at a time, but I am concerned about the overhead/efficiency of that.

Thanks for the response!

That worked, but not quite as desired (though probably as expected ... )

myTable = {"1", "2"}
HelloWorld:display(myTable)

results in {"1","2"} being echoed to the miniconsole.

What I was hoping for was

1
2

Is there a way to echo an entire list (table) to a miniconsole other than parsing the list and sending the elements individually?

Getting closer, but I am sure there are problems with my code and there are still a couple of gaps that I am stuck on. -- Initialize list at login moblist = {} -- List of potential targets. targets = {} -- List of actual targets mapped to one of 4 slots --[[ In code that parses game output to identi...

Ok, starting to work some of this out for myself. Completely new to LUA and Mudlet and Geyser, so ... on the learning curve here. So populating either list is easy enough with "insert", so that part is straightfoward. moblist = {} targets = {} Then why my trigger identifies a potential tar...

By the way, I'll take partial solutions or ideas to get me started.

Aha! Thanks.

Ok, let me see if I can explain this. It's a bit hard because I don't know exactly what I want until I tinker with it a little bit, but I'll give it a shot. First part - target slots: I want to have a list of 4 primary targets. I want to bind 4 keys (one for each target) to attack the selected targe...