@shin25000 "*how do you stop recorded play while playing? i can only control the speed*" Stopping/p

@shin25000 "how do you stop recorded play while playing? i can only control the speed" Stopping/pausing/single stepping is not possible at present I am afraid. @golmor "Sorry for spam, I would like to know how/where is MUDLET (temporary) saving the new scripts/triggers... before I save the profile itself (just during the game sesion). Can I somehow open that file?" in memory - if I understand how Vadim has recently moved saving to an asynchronous process but that only gets committed to disk when done.
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SlySven ☕OP7y ago
No! 😀 "there's no space or enter in the txt file" not sure about space but enter - 🤔 humm - are you using a decent text editor - or are you using notpad.exe on Windows - which can't recognise Unix Line-feed-only EndOLine markings unless they are preceded by Carriage-Return characters as well... 👣 🔫
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Delra
Delra7y ago
A blank space would be \s @bloodwolf1044 A short primer: \w is a 'word' character, which is A-z, 0-9, []{}()_ and some other oddities I believe; \s is a space \d is a digit aka 0-9
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Delra
Delra7y ago
With those three things you can achieve most bits. Some other useful information: . is any character; .+ would mean 'one or more of any character', aka a 'phrase'; [] can be used to define 'custom' character groups, i.e.: [a13wq] would match one character as long as it is a, 1, 3, w, or q. Can also use \w, \s, \d etc inside of []. In practice, for example: ^([A-Z][a-z]+) stands up\.$ Will only match a proper noun, which is very useful for certain kinds of games.
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Delra7y ago
Absolutely; matches only records things in (). `^[A-Z][a-z]+ stands up.$ for example, will not add anything to matches except the line itself (matches[1])
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