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Any changes to default settings are saved in default.pkg
Perfect, that did it. Thanks!

I currently travel a bit and use different computers at the home, office, and on the road. I originally tried having the 'live' directory for the .pkg etc files to be in a shared folder via the Dropb ...

Thanks for the advice, but I know the patterns match. I just looped and generated a trigger for each value which do work and is what I'm using now. Its a totally poor way to do this, however the var ...

The spacing is correct. There's the option that sometimes there isn't a @friend, hence the or for just an empty space character. The values of the stringlist are arbitrary since I'm really just havi ...

Actually there is a reason since the values in the stringlist can actually be strings. I just gave a simple one word examples. You could imagine someone's name to be a combination of alphanumerics i ...

This is the trigger pattern:

I've read the documentation and tried also with no luck:

@friends is a string list:
[code] John | Mike | Brian[/code]

Am I not expanding the variable correct ...

Ah, I see it. I kept trying to find the extra tab that was in the documentation images. Thanks.

Did a fresh install to reconfirm. I can't find any options to remove/enable it either.

[quote="charneus"]You'll need to use the [[#EXEC]] function now. In zMUD, you were able to start a line with a function or variable (such as your example). With the changes (you can find them under ...

Before I had a modular system that would allow for the use of different aliases within the system to run different modules with a main. For example:

#TR {^Here you see a (%1)} {@type %1}
[/code] ...

Gotcha, that'll work. Not as clean as I'd like it, but thats fine. Thanks.

I had previously been using #GAG to gag certain patterns both received from the mud and the commands sent to the mud. #GAG still works on patterns received from the mud, but it will not affect comman ...