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[Rocke]

Is there any way to make the Mudlet map Follow without Looking? I can't seem to figure it out on my own..

Rocke.

[edrin]

Turn of brief mode. Mudlet needs to see the complete description to be able to follow your ass around.

[Rocke]

OK.

Disregards to my 'brief' fail. Is there any way for me to keep alias' from being used in other random commands?

For example: I assigned ep to 'examine pack' I cannot however type 'dep sword' without it responding to ep.

Anything?

[Krop]

I might be mistaken but I think it depends on how you select the string it uses as an alias. Perl regex, .... stuff like that. you need the one that uses the exact string match to prevent the trouble you're having.

[Joolis]

define your alias as: ^ep$

This tells Mudlet to only accept 'ep' as the alias, and no other characters. This is good practice for all of your aliases.

In short, '^' means 'start here' and '$' means 'end here'

[Jomin]

What Joolis said.

If you need an alias to take an optional argument try: ^ep(.*)$

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This will match "ep" on its own (at the START of the line, no spaces before!) {and matches[2] will be empty}
Or "epAnything" {and matches[2] will be "Anything"}
Or "ep    Something and not nothing  " {and matches[2] will be "    Something and not nothing  "}

For help on and an interactive on-line sandbox to play with and explanation of how the component parts of a rexexp work try the Regexp 101 site.

[Rocke]

Sorry to start up an older thread, I took quite a break and am now back, I was curious if there is a way to assign an alias from my command bar?

[Adael]

You can assign in game aliases through that I suppose, although the game limits you to like 30 or so aliases I believe?

[Adael]

I imagine that's not exactly what you meant though. In which case I think the answer is no.

[Joolis]

Sorry to start up an older thread, I took quite a break and am now back, I was curious if there is a way to assign an alias from my command bar?

Not out of the box, but one could write a script to do so. I've found the window editor to be sufficient though