Hi there. So let me get this straight.

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Vadi
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Re: Hi there. So let me get this straight.

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The script editor code isn't affected by recent changes at all, so that doesn't really have the relevance. It's why I've started implementing GMCP without a prob.

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If you could just CTRL+click and select multiple elements to save into a package, that would make life a ton easier.

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Yeah, I was kinda surprised that wasn't possible.

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Vadi wrote:The script editor code isn't affected by recent changes at all, so that doesn't really have the relevance. It's why I've started implementing GMCP without a prob.
However your new (and awesome) GMCP code is completely unable to utilize the mapper.

I also don't have an inside connection to the devs, so I have no idea what the new code looks like.

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Vadi
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I'm the 2nd in Mudlets team. 'devs' is Heiko :)

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so how does mudlet handles this ?

disabling a collection of triggers/aliases/etc group together in a class(zmud)

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You can write your own function in some script:
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function disableClass( what )
    disableTrigger(what)
    disableAlias(what)
end
 
Example: Make a trigger group "foo" and and alias group "foo" then simply call: disableClass("foo") in a button, trigger, alias script etc.

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