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wrym
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 6:28 pm   

triggers in UNTITLED sessions
 
I was trying to debug a trigger/bug when i stumbled upon this... it seems triggers in untitled sessions... no longer fire

1) start cmud
2) close sessions window
3) from command line

Code:
#trigger {test} {#message {this is a test}}


4) #show test, #echo test, #mxp test #print test #say test

nothing seems to work, using same trigger and tests, a blank session works ok
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 9:48 pm   
 
All worked fine here on various computers. It would also be surprising because whenever I release a version I always run my test script in a blank window like this and it tests the trigger system too.

Not sure what could be wrong. But double-check the Parse option in the Options menu, along with the Enable Triggers. It's possible your CMUD.INI file with global options is somehow messed up. Also check for a DEFAULT.PKG file that might be causing problems (DEFAULT.PKG is always loaded, even for blank untitled sessions)
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 5:14 am   
 
Hmm yeah deleted all default and untitled session stuff re installed and no problem now
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