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➜ Prompt does not create new line when command stacking.
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Prompt does not create new line when command stacking.
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| Amun
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| Fri 23 Aug 2024 11:27 AM (UTC) |
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| Hey everyone. For some reason, SMAUG does not create a new line after your prompt when command stacking. I'm not sure why this is the case, but it can break triggers and is very annoying to me personally, so I want to remove this feature from my MUD.
The offending code is in comm.c
void write_to_buffer( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, const char *txt, int length )
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if ( d->outtop == 0 && !d->fcommand )
My fix was simply to remove the && !d->fcommand from that if check. It seems to be behaving as expected, but I'm wondering whether there is a particular reason why they did this that I'm missing. Is there some kind of problem that's going to crop up from me changing this? Is there a better way to make sure there is always a new line after the prompt? | | Top |
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