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| Nick Gammon
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| Fri 17 May 2002 11:53 PM (UTC) |
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| If you are playing with version 3.21 of MUSHclient, that writes world files in XML format, you may be wondering what the exact names of all the options are. For the <world> options (ie. the general options, not related to triggers, aliases and so on) the names are exactly the same as the ones you can find from either using world.GetOptionList, or simply typing:
/world.debug "options"
Here is an example from one of my worlds, this is what I see when typing the above (in part):
alternative_inverse = 0
alt_arrow_recalls_partial = 0
arrows_change_history = 1
arrow_keys_wrap = 0
arrow_recalls_partial = 0
autosay_exclude_macros = 0
autosay_exclude_non_alpha = 0
auto_pause = 1
auto_repeat = 0
auto_wrap_window_width = 0
confirm_before_replacing_typing = 1
confirm_on_paste = 1
confirm_on_send = 1
connect_method = 3
ctrl_n_goes_to_next_command = 0
ctrl_p_goes_to_previous_command = 0
ctrl_z_goes_to_end_of_buffer = 0
custom_16_is_default_colour = 0
detect_pueblo = 1
And, here is the equivalent part of the world file:
arrows_change_history="y"
auto_pause="y"
confirm_before_replacing_typing="y"
confirm_on_paste="y"
confirm_on_send="y"
connect_method="3"
detect_pueblo="y"
Notice how the names are the same? The difference is that the "world.debug" output shows all options, whereas only the ones that are set (true, or checked), are written to the world file. Thus, you may be wondering what name to use to set (say) auto-repeat. Using the output from world.debug "options", you can have a pretty good idea. |
- Nick Gammon
www.gammon.com.au, www.mushclient.com | | Top |
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| Posted by
| Nick Gammon
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| Reply #1 on Sat 18 May 2002 06:13 AM (UTC) |
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