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Novice Joined: 26 Apr 2006 Posts: 34

I remember in zmud, I could make an alias

#alias {k} {kill %1;#gag}

and this would send no echo to my screen, but would send the kill command to the mud

Also worked with triggers

#tr {door} {#gag} <- Gagged all instances of the word door
#tr {door} {open door;#gag} <- Gagged the command sent, "open door" but NOT the door string.

My problem is with Cmud handling #gag

#alias {k} {kill %1;#gag} <- works as it did in Zmud

#tr {door} {#gag} <- Also works as it did in Zmud

#tr {door} {open door;#gag} <- This however is my question, this trigger, in Cmud 2.37 will not gag the command sent, but still continue to gag all instances of door

I tried this

#alias {od} {open door;#gag}
#tr {door} {od;#gag}

this appears to gag the string, AND the alias, but if i remove #gag from the trigger, it gags the string, but not the alias. :(

Id like to gag the commands i send, but not gag the text of the trigger.

Im just curious if that is still possible, and ifso, how.

GURU Joined: 23 Dec 2000 Posts: 4834 Location: USA

Instead of #GAG, use #SEND or #SENDRAW (this one is if you need to send something completely unprocessed by CMud). Neither echos anything to the screen.

Novice Joined: 26 Apr 2006 Posts: 34

That did the trick, thanks!