This is done intentionally actually; the only bug is that newlines actually get deleted only and not replaced with a space. For multi-line pastes ("as intended", but usually that's not the common type) mud clients usually either a) provide a separate dialog, or b) provide an button beside ...

Hey, thanks for reporting this and working on a solution.

Though, there is a bug in the current windows release where it will strip blank newlines that was fixed in git. Maybe this affects yours?

(also, bug reports are located here for future reference: https://bugs.launchpad.net/mudlet)

function combinelists(l1, l2) if typeof l1 ~= "table" or typeof l2 ~= "table" then return end local list1 = l1 local list2 = l1 local index = {} for i = 1, #list2 do for v = 1, #list1 do if list2[i] == list1[v] then table.insert(index,i) end end end for i = 0, #index-1 do table....

Sure. I've updated the package and send it for building - should be available via the update manager in a few h.

I've actually submitted a patch to get rid of the duplicate colors, its not in yet. But that is nicer.

I play on Lusternia and know that all the mentions of moss will need to be changed over to sparkleberry . Could this be as easy as to open the script in a notepad editor and replace every mention of moss with sparkleberry? I would also need to find the sparkleberry balance trigger lines as well... ...

That's a neat tip. Thanks!

The big A top-left suggests Arch Linux.

What a crazy and wonderful idea. It's like the 2nd gen chat windows.

One prob though. Word wrapping?

It's a bit complicated to do. Lua doesn't care about the order of this type here (where it's key = value), so the way it saves them is rather random. It is possible to make it go in an orderly fashion, someone suggested to try "so instead of "for k,v in pairs(t) do ..." you can do &qu...