Aaarghh! I think it is the blasted auto-generated accelerator - I temporarily switched the `<Alt>+L`

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SlySven ☕OP•6/12/21, 5:27 PM

If you look closely in the code I commented about this sort of thing elsewhere (in

(void) mudlet::addConsoleForNewHost(Host*)

(void) mudlet::addConsoleForNewHost(Host*)

(void) mudlet::addConsoleForNewHost(Host*)

(void) mudlet::addConsoleForNewHost(Host*)):

    /*
     * There is a sneaky feature on some OSes (I found it on FreeBSD but
     * it is notable switched OFF by default on MacOs) where Qt adds an
     * automatically generated accelarator to the text on the tab which - at
     * least on FreeBSD - causes the Text to be CHANGED from what is set (an
     * underscore is added to a suitably unique letter but that, bineing a text
     * accelerator is converted to an additional '&' in the text when it is
     * read) - this messes up identifying the tab by its name - so we now get
     * around it by also storing the text in the tab's data - see:
     * + void qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonic(bool) in 'QKeySequence' documentation
     * + "Detailed Description" in 'QShortCut' documentation
     * + "QTabBar creates automatic mnemonic keys in the manner of
     *    QAbstractButton; e.g. if a tab's label is '&Graphics', Alt+G becomes
     *    a shortcut key for switching to that tab." in 'QTabBar' documentation"
     */

    /*
     * There is a sneaky feature on some OSes (I found it on FreeBSD but
     * it is notable switched OFF by default on MacOs) where Qt adds an
     * automatically generated accelarator to the text on the tab which - at
     * least on FreeBSD - causes the Text to be CHANGED from what is set (an
     * underscore is added to a suitably unique letter but that, bineing a text
     * accelerator is converted to an additional '&' in the text when it is
     * read) - this messes up identifying the tab by its name - so we now get
     * around it by also storing the text in the tab's data - see:
     * + void qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonic(bool) in 'QKeySequence' documentation
     * + "Detailed Description" in 'QShortCut' documentation
     * + "QTabBar creates automatic mnemonic keys in the manner of
     *    QAbstractButton; e.g. if a tab's label is '&Graphics', Alt+G becomes
     *    a shortcut key for switching to that tab." in 'QTabBar' documentation"
     */

    /*
     * There is a sneaky feature on some OSes (I found it on FreeBSD but
     * it is notable switched OFF by default on MacOs) where Qt adds an
     * automatically generated accelarator to the text on the tab which - at
     * least on FreeBSD - causes the Text to be CHANGED from what is set (an
     * underscore is added to a suitably unique letter but that, bineing a text
     * accelerator is converted to an additional '&' in the text when it is
     * read) - this messes up identifying the tab by its name - so we now get
     * around it by also storing the text in the tab's data - see:
     * + void qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonic(bool) in 'QKeySequence' documentation
     * + "Detailed Description" in 'QShortCut' documentation
     * + "QTabBar creates automatic mnemonic keys in the manner of
     *    QAbstractButton; e.g. if a tab's label is '&Graphics', Alt+G becomes
     *    a shortcut key for switching to that tab." in 'QTabBar' documentation"
     */

    /*
     * There is a sneaky feature on some OSes (I found it on FreeBSD but
     * it is notable switched OFF by default on MacOs) where Qt adds an
     * automatically generated accelarator to the text on the tab which - at
     * least on FreeBSD - causes the Text to be CHANGED from what is set (an
     * underscore is added to a suitably unique letter but that, bineing a text
     * accelerator is converted to an additional '&' in the text when it is
     * read) - this messes up identifying the tab by its name - so we now get
     * around it by also storing the text in the tab's data - see:
     * + void qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonic(bool) in 'QKeySequence' documentation
     * + "Detailed Description" in 'QShortCut' documentation
     * + "QTabBar creates automatic mnemonic keys in the manner of
     *    QAbstractButton; e.g. if a tab's label is '&Graphics', Alt+G becomes
     *    a shortcut key for switching to that tab." in 'QTabBar' documentation"
     */

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SlySven ☕OP•6/12/21, 5:30 PM

That first is documented thusly:

void qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonic(bool b)
void qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonic(bool b)
void qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonic(bool b)
void qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonic(bool b)

Specifies whether mnemonics for menu items, labels, etc., should be honored or not. On Windows and X11, this feature is on by default; on macOS, it is off. When this feature is off (that is, when b is false),
QKeySequence::mnemonic()
QKeySequence::mnemonic()
QKeySequence::mnemonic()
QKeySequence::mnemonic() always returns an empty string.

Note: This function is not declared in any of Qt's header files. To use it in your application, declare the function prototype before calling it.

See also
QShortcut
QShortcut
QShortcut
QShortcut.

PPlatocrates ``` Any idea while this next line of code does not fire? cecho("<orange> hit at...

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Leris•6/12/21, 8:10 PM

Well there are two commands after the last cecho, so maybe one of them fails? Did you review the error box?

RRuthlessDuck Also, doesn't seem you can Ctrl-C from a MiniConsole at all, even though you can...

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Leris•6/12/21, 8:11 PM

!bug please to keep track

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Carl-bot•6/12/21, 8:11 PM

If you think you've found a bug, please enter it on https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/issues/new

SSlySven ☕Aaarghh! I think it is the blasted auto-generated accelerator - I temporarily sw...

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Leris•6/12/21, 8:11 PM

Let's move to #mudlet-development or github shall we?

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Leris•6/12/21, 10:15 PM

Adjustable container - can it have transparent backgrounds?

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Carl-bot•6/12/21, 10:30 PM

If you think you've found a bug, please enter it on https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/issues/new

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demonnic•6/12/21, 10:59 PM

what os?

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demonnic•6/12/21, 11:00 PM

look in

C:\Users\<username>\.config\mudlet\profiles\<profile name>\current

C:\Users\<username>\.config\mudlet\profiles\<profile name>\current

C:\Users\<username>\.config\mudlet\profiles\<profile name>\current

C:\Users\<username>\.config\mudlet\profiles\<profile name>\current and move the file with the latest timestamp out of that folder

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demonnic•6/12/21, 11:00 PM

should start up with the previous copy

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demonnic•6/12/21, 11:01 PM

I'm guessing something crashed while trying to write the profile or something

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demonnic•6/12/21, 11:07 PM

I mean ideally it won't crash even then

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demonnic•6/12/21, 11:08 PM

makes a new one with each save

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demonnic•6/12/21, 11:09 PM

delete old profiles

delete old profiles

delete old profiles

delete old profiles will clear those older than a month I think it is, except for one from each previous month

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demonnic•6/12/21, 11:10 PM

pre-installed package

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demonnic•6/12/21, 11:10 PM

delete old maps

delete old maps

delete old maps

delete old maps too

RRhadian That'll teach me for leaving mudlet open for daaaaays on end

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Leris•6/12/21, 11:14 PM

I do the same all the time and it never crashed, it actually should never crash, so if you can report any details on how it happens that can be fixed, please do report back here

Bbarny9359 hi totally noob question, but what are the steps to install this package? I clic...

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Delra•6/13/21, 12:32 AM

that's why we're here!

download cpc.mpackage, and in Mudlet, go to Package Manager, select Install, and choose the downloaded cpc.mpackage

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Delra•6/13/21, 12:34 AM

Each profile

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demonnic•6/13/21, 12:56 AM

!api isActive

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Carl-bot•6/13/21, 12:56 AM

You may want to take a look at

isActive()

isActive()

isActive()

isActive(). Its documentation can be found at https://wiki.mudlet.org/w/Manual:Lua_Functions#isActive

Mudlet

Manual:Lua Functions

Mudlet API documentation including explanation of usage, expected behavior and examples for all available functions which were added on top of the regular Lua functions.

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demonnic•6/13/21, 1:07 AM

if isActive("AFK train", "timer") > 0 then
  disableTimer("AFK train")
else
  enableTimer("AFK train")
end

if isActive("AFK train", "timer") > 0 then
  disableTimer("AFK train")
else
  enableTimer("AFK train")
end

if isActive("AFK train", "timer") > 0 then
  disableTimer("AFK train")
else
  enableTimer("AFK train")
end

if isActive("AFK train", "timer") > 0 then
  disableTimer("AFK train")
else
  enableTimer("AFK train")
end

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Delra•6/13/21, 1:07 AM

you can't use

is

is

is

is in Lua, unfortunately

Aaarghh! I think it is the blasted auto-generated accelerator - I temporarily switched the `<Alt>+L`

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