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Newbie Joined: 16 Jan 2012 Posts: 7

CMUD version 3.34.

I have a toggle button. When I push the button the following script is ran:

#ALARM gp_alarm {*50}
{
#SEND look
}

Comment: So every 50 seconds, the look command is sent to the mud.

Now, when I toggle the button again (to turn it off), the following lines are ran:

#T- gp_alarm
#SUS gp_alarm

Comment: I added both thinking one would do the trick, but shouldn't I only need #sus?

Anyways, the look command keeps getting sent every 50 seconds.
I've clicked the trigger button at the bottom of CMUD, and even deleted the gp_alarm from the listing of triggers.. it keeps going, lol. How do I kill it?

Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 5:43 pm

are you sure it only made one alarm?
type #ALARM by itself on the command line to see all active alarms
that's not really the best syntax for an alarm anyway

#ALARM "gp_alarm" *50 {#SEND look}

Newbie Joined: 16 Jan 2012 Posts: 7

Thanks for the reply!
Yea looks like just that one.

Alarms:
- *50 -> #SEND look (disabled)

I wonder why it says disabled but keeps on ticking.

Thanks for the updated syntax! The help file gives this example: #ALARM example {*5} {#ECHO example}

Newbie Joined: 16 Jan 2012 Posts: 7

I created some new packages and sessions and the problem seems to have fixed itself :)