Continuing my tradition of recoding basic mudlet functions, I have made it so that showColors takes a search argument... So many times, I don't want to read through each and every colour just to find the one I want. So, for instance: showColors("red") would now be a valid way to use this f...

I can't even open -mudlet-... Let alone get an error from a damned profile :/ Process: mudlet [797] Path: /Users/Eli/Downloads/mudlet.app/Contents/MacOS/mudlet Identifier: com.yourcompany.mudlet Version: ??? (???) Code Type: X86-64 (Native) Parent Process: launchd [124] Interval Since Last Report: 3...

The answer to both those questions, actually, is to create a SymLink in the terminal. If you need help doing this, just hit me up on IRC, though that topic is pretty thorough. Alternatively, just create an alias/shortcut to your .config folder, or learn how to open it in the terminal nice and fast.....

So, I want to do some things to a line in a mini-console. Like, getLastLineNumber("chatCity"), etcetera. However, I'm having trouble getting it to work... the above function returns -1, while echo("chatCity", "stuff") works to echo to that windows - the name isn't the i...

Quick solution - post the XML here, and someone will look at it. It wouldn't be a generic line causing that problem, it'd be the creator of the XML screwing things up when they merged triggers/aliases/scripts etcetera, forgetting lines or adding extra lines. The other possibility is that you, possib...

you have printCmdLine() and appendCmdLine() and clearCmdLine() in terms of API for modifying the command line text. To the best of my knowledge, there is no getCmdLine() (though there really needs to be, to return the current contents of the command line!!!!) As for an event raised on a keystroke......

Haha!! Good effin catch. Can't have two things that have the same name... even three seperate things (function, variable, table). It's the way Lua saves them... Hehehe... For your "Kill", use this: if highlight and highlight[matches[2]] then killTrigger(highlight[matches[2]]) echo ("\...

Aright, first off - the for k,v in ipairs() that you have, that should be working. If it isn't, check the error log? Second: highlight[v] = tempRegexTrigger() -- This is not setting the id of the temp trigger, it's setting the table value TO the id. tempRegexTrigger will return the ID, and you are s...

Could be wrong, but I am pretty sure the answer to all of these questions is 'no'...

I clipped a bunch of stuff, but basically, the end of the startroulette alias was set up like this: roulette34 = 0 roulette35 = 0 roulette36 = 0 roulettered = 0 rouletteblack = 0 roulettegreen = 0 xecho("(counts reset)") And now it works. I'm not sure what xecho is though... xecho is -not...