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On 7/12/07, Christopher Clark <dem...@ya...> wrote:
> Ian,
> Would that be just like entering the aliases using the #alias command where
> they save? What it is i'm trying to do is be able to load one set of aliases
> for say my thief, then next time i play, if i was to play my monk, i could
> load a completely different set of aliases. I only want the aliases to be
> there as long as that session last.

I don't think the method you use to create an alias matters in terms
of whether it gets saved or not.  If you press the Save button in the
aliases tab, all the current aliases will be saved.  So if you just
don't save them, there shouldn't be a problem. :-)

Also, if you need to remove an alias, you can use the #unalias
command.  So one possibility would be to create, for each of your
alias files, a second file with the corresponding unalias commands.
Then to switch sets you would read the file that unaliases the current
set followed by the file for the new set.

If you wanted more automation than that, you would probably need to
create a Lua script that reads in all your alias sets and then manages
loading and unloading them for you.

-Ian

Ian,
Would that be just like entering the aliases using the #alias command where
they save? What it is i'm trying to do is be able to load one set of aliases for say my thief, then next time i play, if i was to play my monk, i could load a completely different set of aliases. I only want the aliases to be there as long as that session last.

----- Original Message ----
From: Ian Kelly <ian...@gm...>
To: GGmud List <ggm...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 10:53:25 AM
Subject: Re: [Ggmud-general] Problems with scripts...

Christopher,

The file you've created is a tintin command file, not a lua script.
Use #read rather than #script to load it.  Lua ignores the first line
of a file if it starts with the # character, which is the only reason
you didn't get an error message in this case -- it just ran an empty
script.

-Ian

On 7/12/07, Christopher Clark <dem...@ya...> wrote:
>
> Ok, i had sent a message before about having seperate sets of aliases and
> triggers for seperate characters. Gabry told me that i could do this by
> making files containing the aliases and triggers, and calling them with the
> script command. so, this is what i did
>
> i made a file called etzinaliases.lua
>
> in that file i put
>
> #alias {saytest} {say test}
>
>
> i saved the file, and then opened ggmud and ran the command
> #script
> /Users/demawno/Desktop/GGMud.app/Contents/Resources/etzinalias.lua
>
> i didn't get any messages after running it
>
> i then typed saytest to activate the alias
> only the alias wasn't there....
> i don't know if i'm doing something wrong...
> someone help me please :) i'd much appreciate it.
> thanks in advance.
>
> Christopher -Ivilis- Clark
>
> p.s. anyone got a mac osx binary of the latest version????
>
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Christopher,

The file you've created is a tintin command file, not a lua script.
Use #read rather than #script to load it.  Lua ignores the first line
of a file if it starts with the # character, which is the only reason
you didn't get an error message in this case -- it just ran an empty
script.

-Ian

On 7/12/07, Christopher Clark <dem...@ya...> wrote:
>
> Ok, i had sent a message before about having seperate sets of aliases and
> triggers for seperate characters. Gabry told me that i could do this by
> making files containing the aliases and triggers, and calling them with the
> script command. so, this is what i did
>
> i made a file called etzinaliases.lua
>
> in that file i put
>
> #alias {saytest} {say test}
>
>
> i saved the file, and then opened ggmud and ran the command
> #script
> /Users/demawno/Desktop/GGMud.app/Contents/Resources/etzinalias.lua
>
> i didn't get any messages after running it
>
> i then typed saytest to activate the alias
> only the alias wasn't there....
> i don't know if i'm doing something wrong...
> someone help me please :) i'd much appreciate it.
> thanks in advance.
>
> Christopher -Ivilis- Clark
>
> p.s. anyone got a mac osx binary of the latest version????
>
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Ok, i had sent a message before about having seperate sets of aliases and triggers for seperate characters. Gabry told me that i could do this by making files containing the aliases and triggers, and calling them with the script command. so, this is what i did

i made a file called etzinaliases.lua

in that file i put

#alias {saytest} {say test}

i saved the file, and then opened ggmud and ran the command
#script /Users/demawno/Desktop/GGMud.app/Contents/Resources/etzinalias.lua

i didn't get any messages after running it

i then typed saytest to activate the alias
only the alias wasn't there....
i don't know if i'm doing something wrong...
someone help me please :) i'd much appreciate it.
thanks in advance.

Christopher -Ivilis- Clark

p.s. anyone got a mac osx binary of the latest version????

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Umm, i'm not good at installing things from the source
code, so i was wondering if anyone could send me a
binary for installing the latest version, 0.6 i
believe it is on my os x box? i would really really
appreciate it.

Thanks,
Chris
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I haven't tried out any of the new features except the MCCP yet, but I
keep getting an error dialog that says "readmud: read one line longer
than BUFFERSIZE"

On 10/27/06, Gabriele Greco <gab...@gm...> wrote:
> I've just completed the feature set of the 0.6 version of GGMud.
>
> This version contains the following major features:
>
> - MCCP support (mud compression protocol, both version 1 & 2)
> - Socks proxy support (both version 4 & 5, also with user/pwd
> authentication)
> - Macro editor (now you can assign a macro to every keybind and not only the
> Fx keys)
> - Online manual (still not complete) at
> http://ggmud.sourceforge.net/doc
> - Major interface revamps (rewritten and improved preferences, wizard, macro
> forms, more coming).
>
> The sources are already available in CVS, if someone wants a binary (linux,
> win32 or osx) please ask me through e-mail and I'll send it directly,
> actually I don't want to make a sourceforge release until I get this tested
> for at least a pair of weeks.
>
> --
> Bye,
>  Gabry
>
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I've just completed the feature set of the 0.6 version of GGMud.

This version contains the following major features:

- MCCP support (mud compression protocol, both version 1 & 2)
- Socks proxy support (both version 4 & 5, also with user/pwd
authentication)
- Macro editor (now you can assign a macro to every keybind and not only the
Fx keys)
- Online manual (still not complete) at http://ggmud.sourceforge.net/doc
- Major interface revamps (rewritten and improved preferences, wizard, macro
forms, more coming).

The sources are already available in CVS, if someone wants a binary (linux,
win32 or osx) please ask me through e-mail and I'll send it directly,
actually I don't want to make a sourceforge release until I get this tested
for at least a pair of weeks.

-- 
Bye,
Gabry

> ok, just a couple of questions.
> first, is it possible to have a seperate set of
> triggers and aliases for each character i play.

At the moment you can do it only if you edit your aliases/triggers by hand
and you load the set with the #script command:

Example:

File: mage.cmd

#alias {dis} {cast 'disint' %1}
#alias {p} {cast 'portal' %1}
#action {black globe around your body fade} {cast 'darkness' me}

File: warrior.cmd
#alias {b} {bash %1}
#action {You fall} {stand}

... and then in the usual alias panel you have something like:

#alias warrior {#script /path/to/warrior.cmd}
#alias mage {#script /path/to/warrior.cmd}

second, is it possible to have two instances of ggmud
> up and running at the same time?

Yes, simply run two times ggmud.

-- 
Bye,
Gabry

ok, just a couple of questions.
first, is it possible to have a seperate set of
triggers and aliases for each character i play.

second, is it possible to have two instances of ggmud
up and running at the same time?

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That works nicely, thank you!
is there anywhere i can find a list of colors and
there matching numbers?

--- Gabriele Greco <gab...@gm...> wrote:

> On 7/24/06, Christopher Clark
> <dem...@ya...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to go
> > about coloring the test that i have sent to
> seperate
> > windows? this is one thing i can't seem to figure
> > out.. any help would be appreciated. i'm using the
> > latest version of ggmud on max osx
> > thanks
> 
> 
> Sure, it's quite simple, you can use DIKU-like color
> sequences,
> for instance:
> 
> #win windowname
> {$c0015WHITE$c0009RED$c0011GREEN$c0007normal gray}
> 
> You can also add linefeed with "\n".
> 
> I'm writing a manual explaining all this stuff, it
> will be released as html
> in the website and with the 0.5.1 version soon.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Bye,
> Gabry
> 

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On 7/24/06, Christopher Clark <dem...@ya...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to go
> about coloring the test that i have sent to seperate
> windows? this is one thing i can't seem to figure
> out.. any help would be appreciated. i'm using the
> latest version of ggmud on max osx
> thanks

Sure, it's quite simple, you can use DIKU-like color sequences,
for instance:

#win windowname {$c0015WHITE$c0009RED$c0011GREEN$c0007normal gray}

You can also add linefeed with "\n".

I'm writing a manual explaining all this stuff, it will be released as html
in the website and with the 0.5.1 version soon.

-- 
Bye,
Gabry

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to go
about coloring the test that i have sent to seperate
windows? this is one thing i can't seem to figure
out.. any help would be appreciated. i'm using the
latest version of ggmud on max osx
thanks

chris

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