Are you tired of always having to google word definitions from those fancy-schmancy people who show off their vocabulary? Well, I hear you, my friend. Your worries and fears have been heard and answered. This script will scrape the internet for words you wish to define. Better yet, the results will ...

Whilst familiarising myself with Mudlet databases, I created this script to help me track todo items and events. Thanks to Nick Gammon for his calendar plugin which this is based on. EVENTS https://i.imgur.com/EQuW78t.png TODOS https://i.imgur.com/VAhYBpz.png CHANGELOG 28/08/17 - Changed the output ...

In computer programming, string interpolation (or variable interpolation, variable substitution, or variable expansion) is the process of evaluating a string literal containing one or more placeholders, yielding a result in which the placeholders are replaced with their corresponding values. I was l...

This is probably how I would do it... -- capture the last word (ie. guard, daughter, reaper) local target = matches[2]:match("(%w+)$") -- add any changes to the target here if necessary local to_target = { ["Reaper"] = "Grim Reaper" } target = to_target[target] or targe...

Your code is very pretty. I love event-based modules. <3

What do you get when you cross-breed an IRE mapper script with a generic mapper script? Well, in this case, a functional and feature-rich mapping script that isn't reliant on GMCP(!)... which I have specifically tailored for one of my favourite (and very underrated) MUDs: Akanbar. Most of the credit...

Also, if you would like to automate the profile cleanup, you can add these two lines to the bottom of the script: registerAnonymousEventHandler("sysExitEvent", "deleteOldProfiles(0, false)") registerAnonymousEventHandler("sysExitEvent", "deleteOldProfiles(0, true)&...

There seems to be an issue with Mudlet's built-in logging; it logs each line three times.

I think something that would save a lot of Mudlet users some frustration down the line is if there was an "undo" button, perhaps placed right next to the delete button in the script editor so that if something is *cough* accidentally deleted, you can click that magic button to bring it bac...

It was explained to me by the Slyster that it is a known issue with the underlying code in Mudlet for now, and it should be fixed in the next release.

I got around it by, as you mentioned, just hacking the script so it didn't create or look for in/out exit stubs.