you can actually send a request for an update to any table at any time, meaning you wouldn't actually need to check your inventory (unless they've changed the request procedure since I wrote my scripts). That being said though, I've always found it more effective to keep track of your weapons in a ...

Sounds like some great work, and good progress. I'd love to see completion of python support for Mudlet. I'd surely make use of it and let you know of bugs.

Does not happen on Debian Wheezy either; but I can confirm that in a clean VM with Windows 7 Ultimate and Mudlet installed, CTRL+SHIFT+Z does open Mudlet (using mudlet downloaded from http://sourceforge.net/projects/mudlet/files/Mudlet-2.0-test4b.exe/download ) This only happened when I had the Mudl...

Just a suggestion, but would it be possible to group variables by namespace for the default? Say then, all the global variables would be in one group and easier to not screw around with to accidentally delete them.

Here is the capture script that I use for capturing the Mudbot/Vadi mapper to a window.

As far as I am aware there is no unicode support as of yet.

I see no issues with large scripts in Mudlet itself. Mudlet may not offer all the functionalities of a dedicated script editor, but it works well enough for my purposes, and I find it more comfortable to have everything in one place than having to toggle to other programs/files to edit some of my s...

Line numbers are shown in the status bar of the editor. The point is to quickly go to the line number when you see the error in the status window. If I had a script with let's say 500 lines of code and the status window says go to line 300 it would take me a long time to find exactly where I am hav...

Likely the generic mapper plugin is sending commands before you're logged in and screwing up your login sequence. Open Achaea profile in mudlet. Let it do what it does. Go to the 'Package Manager' on the upper right of the main window. UNINSTALL The 'Generic_mapper' package. Save the profile, close ...

You need to fix your script so that the functions you're calling are not expected (by lua) to be in the table you've written. If lua is registering your fishing table as table { 'version': '1.0' 'baitcount': 0 'caughtfish': 0 'have_bucket': false 'dirlist': 'n' 'castline': false 'is_fishing': false...