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Edit: Nevermind, delete this post. It just started working right after I posted.

If you only want to send it, #send @path_36 should do it.

#tr {^Your blood boils and you let out a mighty roar of defiance.$H:%d~%} {purify = 0} {prompt}

lStringListVariable = ""

That's not my experience; if the only path is through a Do Not Enter room, you just don't go. In fact, if you're already in a Do Not Enter room, it won't speedwalk you anywhere.

Zeroes would be useful in some situations but spaces are easier to trim back off later and look neater to the human eye. The sort doesn't care; space comes before all digits (and indeed everything el ...

You could always pad the numbers to a fixed length when building the list.
Blech = ""
#forall @Blah {#additem Blech %rightback( %concat( " ", %i), 9) ...

What seems to be working now is this:

tempvar = %concat( "%query(&ID=", %1, ")")
#if (@tempvar = "") {...}

If I build only the inside of the %query it still evaluates &ID too early. I ...

The alternate %query() thing isn't helping. I added some debug code and found something odd. Every entry in my database has a unique ID but this query:
%query( %concat( "&ID=", %char( 34), %1 ...

Is there any other way to delete records under script control?

I'll give the %query() thing a try tomorrow. Thanks for the explanation, it makes sense.

I've built a pretty large crafting system using the database module of zMUD and most of it works pretty well, but I have two problems that I can't make heads or tails of.

1) #dbdelete simply doesn' ...

I thought it was always that way! And I agree with eclpmb, it's got to be because otherwise your command buffer would usually be lots of n;ne;n;nw;w;sw;w;w;se stuff.

I can see how I can force the window open, can I force it minimized from script control?

I ran into a very serious problem with this after a bit more development work. Apparently, I have to have the database window open to use %query. If it's closed, even if I use #dbload and #dbreset a ...

All these years and I've never actually learned how to use that, largely because I never found the right pages in the Help that explained it. I always found the command and function syntax pages whic ...

Seems that zMUD can build a data record internally of a much larger size than it can save when you close zMUD and then load again when you open it. If the data record gets too large, it works fine wh ...

Out of curiosity, is the command input trigger approach faster or better than doing it as an alias?
#alias cast {#var lastspell {%1};~cast %-1}
The result is essentially identical, but I always wond ...

It'd be better not to use the alias but to use a trigger because there will be times you are not sneaking, but the alias will make that impractical.

Post what it looks like when you sneak east and ...

You can change font sizes in View | Preferences. I don't think you can change the size of any other parts of the UI.

You cannot deactivate this feature. You can't do what you want to do. Best you can do is pull to the bottom and live with the fact that you'll have to Ctrl-Z or click the dash button, rather than sc ...

The %q will make it so it only matches that as a word; %q matches a space, punctuation, or beginning or end of line. Making it case-sensitive can also help.

Might also want to make the trigger on {%q{@buddies}%q} to reduce false hits.

Beautiful! That not only stopped the nuking but also the extra line breaks! What a huge improvement.

I did both, by the way: set the Pueblo class to disable on connecting, and turned off all thre ...

When I disable MXP and then reconnect, I see this at the line where the buffer would get nuked:

</xch_mudtext><img xch_mode=purehtml><xch_page clear=text>

I tried unchecking th ...

Every time I connect to this particular PennMUSH, an MXP command causes it to clear my screen and scrollback buffer, so I can't see all the things it said to me as I was logging on. It also means eve ...

Well, if it works for you, good on you. So where is the problem then?