About "SEND"

Posted by Leera2008 on Fri 18 Jun 2004 02:48 AM — 8 posts, 36,237 views.

#0
I think the "SEND" is a good and special thing in MUSHclient.

Where can i find more help files about "Send",I cant find in the help files.

Where is it?

TRIGGER,ALIAS can be sended to world,execute,script,speedworld...etc.

I must see the different things between them.

Thanks
Australia Forum Administrator #1
If you are using version 2.60 it probably won't be in the help file.

You an look up the documentation online now, for the "send" function see:

http://www.gammon.com.au/scripts/doc.php?function=send

More recent versions also have all script functions in the supplied help file.

#2
Possibily I had not said it clearly.

I now using MUSHclient 3.50

"send" function files i have see.

PLS see this JPG about my mushclient
http://center.e21.edu.cn/mud/send.jpg

see the listbox

Lots of send's target..

What's the diffrents of them?

Well,I have understood some thing.but I don't understand it very nice.

Is there any help files?
Amended on Fri 18 Jun 2004 09:03 AM by Leera2008
Greece #3
Leera2008 is right, I can't find a place in the help file to explain what the different "Send to"s do... Isn't there one or I just can't find it? A brief reference:

Send to:
World - Sends is directly to the MUD.
Command - To the command window where you type stuff.
Output - In the MUD window, as a note.
Status - In the status bar in the lower part of the window.
Notepad - To a notepad window (new or existing, depends).
Log file - To the log file, if you're logging.
World (Speedwalk delay) - To the world, delaying between each command(?).
Variable - To a variable whose name you specify in the variable box.
Execute - Sends it exactly as if you had typed it and pressed enter.
Speedwalk - Executes the speedwalk
Script - To scripting so you can write a script in there.
World (immediate) - To the MUD immediately, even if you are speedwalking.
Australia Forum Administrator #4
It was documented in one of the release notes, but admittedly that is hard to find. I have added it to the help for triggers, aliases, and timers. You can view it online here:

http://www.gammon.com.au/scripts/doc.php?dialog=IDD_EDIT_TRIGGER

It will appear in the help file for the next release.
Canada #5
Just out of curiousity, why doesn't the title bar for the window say either "unregistered" or "registered to [whoever]"?

;)
Australia Forum Administrator #6
When you bring up the configuration screen, the "registered to" stuff appears to disappear from the main title bar. Try it.
Greece #7
Yeah, that happens when the main window loses focus.