Aptly named getNetworkLatency()

There seems to be some confusion about the correct way to address table entries in some of your code snippets.

If we have the table: mytable = {firstentry = "foo", secondentry = "bar", thirdentry = "foobar"} then there are two different ways of addressing individual entries.

Variant 1: mytable ...

Yetzederixx wrote:^run ([\w\d]+)$

\w can match anything \d does, so [\w\d]+ is exactly the same as \w+

In a key-value pair table, simple do: guys[nickname] = name

The line delta bug isn't fixed in the 2.0 snapshot for me. You can still set it however:
- Check the multiline/AND checkbox.
- Right click on the small white line that's supposed to be the line delta field.
- Click on "Select All". The contents of the box are now selected, even if you can't see it ...

Any estimate on if and when the line delta bug in the Mac version can be fixed? That's really my biggest issue with Mudlet right now, since I tend to shield all my regexes, and seeing my line delta would be quite useful for that.

Have you registered those events at the top of the script?

You have to add any events you want to work with this next to "Add User Defined Event Handler" and click on the + button to the right of it, so you get something like:
http://i55.tinypic.com/jr8e40.png
That's how it looks for me ...

To make this point again, im not saying Mudlet should do this natively. If i was then sure, I missed the point. But im not, im saying that Mudlet is not at present meeting the ui requirements that many new players will expect, not because it CANT but because nobody HAS.
How can you be sure of ...

I think "situationally acceptable" is a bit harsh. It is part of most regex flavours I am aware of, and the fact that some interpreters don't support it doesn't mean much: Some interpreters also don't support a ton of other regex features which they probably should support, since they are good and ...

tsuujin wrote:Not all regex interpreters accept pattern groups inside brackets.

Mudlet does, though.