Re: commandchar (was Re: prompt_hook)

Paul Jimenez <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.games.mud.client.lyntin
Message-ID <[email protected]>
No, I mean the lineseparator - the character that gets replaced by \n outbound
between lyntin and the mud.  By default it's ';', and I was having a hard
time tracking down where it gets replaced by \n.  I'd like to change it to be
%; instead of just ;.  Placement variables are all %[0-9], right?

  --pj

On Monday, Apr 19, 2004, will guaraldi writes:
>
>Are you talking about the command character?  You can change it with the
>config command.  Though, you should know that we use % to denote placement
>variables.  So changing it to something that involves % could get kind of
>messy.
>
>/will
>
>
>On Mon, 19 Apr 2004, Paul Jimenez wrote:
>>
>> How hard is it to switch the linesep character?  MOOs use ; as a
>> synonym for 'eval', so usint it for linesep is... annoying.  I'd
>> like to set it to '%;' actually, like tf uses.  Which part of the
>> client does this? the ui? the network layer? the engine?
>>
>>   --pj
>>
>> On Monday, Apr 19, 2004, will guaraldi writes:
>> >
>> >Does anyone use the prompt hook as it is currently implemented?
>> >
>> >Anyone who is using it, can you send me your specific usage scenario so
>> >that I can factor that into a possible redesign of the network module.
>> >
>> >Thanks--
>> >/will
>> >
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