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05/16/07 21:26:45 (1 year ago)
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  • 1.8.3/trunk/BUGS

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    99  per-executable basis, via 'editbin /STACK:8388608 netmush.exe' 
    1010 
     11* Some IPv6-enabled systems are not configured out of the box to tunnel 
     12  IPv4 connection attempts on the same port to the IPv6 socket that is 
     13  listening. If you can connect to a local game via ::1 but not 
     14  127.0.0.1 this is likely the issue. On unix systems, a user with 
     15  root privileges can do 'sysctl -w net.inet6.ip6.v6only=0', after 
     16  which you'll have to do a complete shutdown and restart of the mush 
     17  for the change to take effect. The file /etc/sysctl.conf will have to 
     18  be changed too so the change persists across reboots. 
     19 
    1120 
    1221Ancient: 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/CHANGES.182

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    1515========================================================================== 
    1616 
     17Version 1.8.2 patchlevel 4                      May ??, 2007 
     18 
     19Minor changes: 
     20  * speak() uses accented names. Sketch. 
     21  * config() no longer lists options that can't be set 
     22    with @config/set. Suggested by Trispis. [SW] 
     23  * 'page foo\=bar' pages the last person you paged. Fix by Nathan 
     24    Baum. 
     25  * Receipt of a SIGUSR1 (Causing a shutdown/reboot) is explictly 
     26    logged. Suggested by Interloper. [SW] 
     27  * @wipe reports the number of attributes deleted. [183] 
     28 
     29Fixes: 
     30  * You can no longer save objects slated to be destroyed 
     31    by using @set foo=!GOING (The help file for GOING now tells 
     32    the truth) Reported by Cooee. [SW]  
     33  * Useless variable in real_unparse() removed. Reported by 
     34    Taladan. [SW] 
     35  * 'make portmsg' works, and portmsg.c rewritten to current 
     36    Penn standards. [SW] 
     37  * case() would replace #$ in the default argument, contrary 
     38    to the help file. Reported by Talvo. [SW] 
     39  * Memory leak in grep(). [SW] 
     40  * Quotes can be around the player name on the login screen 
     41    always, instead of just when player_name_spaces was 
     42    on. Suggested by Dan Widdis. [SW] 
     43  * '{think foo} bar' exhibited odd behavior. [GM] 
     44  * 'make test' wouldn't work right unless '.' was in you path. 
     45     Fix by Nathan Baum. 
     46  * stdin and stdout weren't getting closed, potentially causing 
     47    problems when trying to log out of a shell after starting 
     48    a mush. Reported by K Moon. [SW] 
     49  * NetBSD compile and general warning fixes. [SW] 
     50  * Favor difftime(3) over subtraction of time_t variables. [SW] 
     51  * Clarification of attribute trees in HELP @WIPE. Suggested by 
     52    Talvo. 
     53  * Loading a db with empty attributes used as the roots of 
     54    attribute trees didn't work if empty_attrs is set to no. 
     55    Reported by Kevin. [SW] 
     56  * Bugs in wiping attribute trees with attributes the wiper 
     57    doesn't have permission to delete fixed. [SW] 
     58  
    1759Version 1.8.2 patchlevel 3                      March 11, 2007 
    1860 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/CHANGES.183

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    1515========================================================================== 
    1616 
     17Version 1.8.3 patchlevel 2                      May ??, 2007 
     18 
     19Major changes: 
     20  * configuration is now done by autoconf. ./Configure is 
     21    now ./configure and its options have changed. See 
     22    INSTALL and ./configure --help [SW] 
     23  * Support for the postgresql SQL server. Javelin. 
     24  * Support for sqlite3 SQL databases. [SW] 
     25 
     26Minor changes: 
     27  * You can no longer run a mush as root. [SW] 
     28  * cemit_noisy config option.  Suggested by Kimiko. [SW] 
     29  * @function sorts the list of user-defined functions 
     30    by object and then name. Suggested by Trinsec. [SW] 
     31  * Better logging of the register login screen command 
     32    for systems without a sendmail program. [SW] 
     33  * Assorted refactoring of source code. [SW] 
     34   
     35Functions: 
     36  * isobjid(). By Balerion. 
     37  * player() returns the dbref of the player connected to a given 
     38    port.  By  Nathan Baum. 
     39  * root(X,3) uses the C cbrt() function if available. [SW] 
     40  * New formats for align() that allow flowing text. Javelin. 
     41  * isdbref() understands objids. By Balerion. 
     42 
     43Fixes: 
     44  * regmatch() broken with %q-registers. Javelin.  
     45  * Better checking of dbref config options to make sure they're 
     46    valid objects. Suggested by Talvo. [SW] 
     47  * Fixed assorted cases of accidently modifying const objects. 
     48    Thanks to Jake. [SW] 
     49  * Fixed a crash bug in strmatch(). [GM] 
     50  * wrap() of Pueblo tags didn't work very well. Fixed by 
     51    Sketch. 
     52  * @wipe's count is accurate when attribute trees are being 
     53    deleted. Reported by Talvo. 
     54  
    1755Version 1.8.3 patchlevel 1                      March 11, 2007 
    1856 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/INSTALL

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    7070 
    71711. On win32 only, install proper tools or read win32/README*. 
    72 2. sh Configure -d or some variant 
     722. ./configure or some variant 
    73733. create options.h, or make update 
    74744. make install 
    …… 
    83832. On Unix systems, unpack the code and: 
    8484        cd pennmush 
    85     ./Configure -d 
     85    ./configure  
     86 
     87   Useful arguments to configure: 
     88       a. --with-mysql=/path/to/mysql_config: Use if configure can't 
     89          find mysql_config in your normal path and you want SQL support. 
     90       b. --disable-nls: Turn off translation support if you don't need it. 
     91       c. --help: See all options.        
     92 
     93       Environment variables to customize search paths: 
     94       CPPFLAGS=-I/path/to/extra/headers 
     95       LDFLAGS=-L/path/to/extra/libraries 
     96       CFLAGS=-Optimation and -Warning options. 
     97 
     98       VAR=arg ... ./configure 
     99 
     100       See hints/your-os.txt if present for more details and system-specific 
     101       help, and README.SQL for help with detecting a SQL server. 
     102     
    86103 
    871043. EITHER: 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/MANIFEST

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    1010CHANGES.OLD 
    1111COPYRITE 
    12 Configure 
     12configure 
     13configure.in 
     14install-sh 
     15aclocal.m4 
    1316FAQ 
    1417I18N 
    1518INSTALL 
    1619MANIFEST 
    17 Makefile.SH 
     20Makefile.in 
    1821Patchlevel 
    1922README 
    …… 
    2124README.SSL 
    2225UPGRADING 
    23 config_h.SH 
     26config.h.in 
    2427confmagic.h 
    2528game/README 
    …… 
    3740game/txt/Makefile 
    3841game/txt/README 
    39 game/txt/compose.sh.SH 
     42game/txt/compose.sh.in 
    4043game/txt/connect.txt 
    4144game/txt/down.txt 
    …… 
    113116hdrs/pueblo.h 
    114117hdrs/shs.h 
     118hdrs/sort.h 
    115119hdrs/strtree.h 
    116120hdrs/switches.h 
    …… 
    118122hints/a-u-x.sh 
    119123hints/aix.sh 
    120 hints/darwin-fink.sh 
    121 hints/darwin.sh 
    122124hints/dec_osf.sh 
    123 hints/freebsd.sh 
     125hints/freebsd.txt 
    124126hints/hpux-gcc.sh 
    125127hints/hpux.sh 
    126128hints/irix.sh 
    127129hints/irix_6.sh 
    128 hints/linux_2.sh 
     130hints/linux.txt 
     131hints/mac_os_x.txt 
    129132hints/mingw32.sh 
    130 hints/next.sh 
    131 hints/openbsd.sh 
     133hints/netbsd.txt 
     134hints/openbsd.txt 
    132135hints/solaris_2.sh 
    133136hints/sunos_4.sh 
    134 hints/ultrix.sh 
    135137hints/win32-gcc.sh 
    136138hints/win32.sh 
    …… 
    208210src/shs.c 
    209211src/sig.c 
     212src/sort.c 
    210213src/speech.c 
    211214src/sql.c 
    …… 
    247250utils/ln-dir.sh 
    248251utils/make_access_cnf.sh 
    249 utils/mkcmds.sh.SH 
     252utils/mkcmds.sh.in 
    250253utils/mkvershlp.pl 
     254utils/README.txt 
     255utils/typedefs.scm 
    251256utils/update-cnf.pl 
    252257utils/update.pl 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/Patchlevel

    r718 r846  
    11Do not edit this file. It is maintained by the official PennMUSH patches. 
    2 This is PennMUSH 1.8.3p1 
     2This is PennMUSH 1.8.3p2 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/README

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    1414II.   Getting Help, Reporting Bugs 
    1515III.  Getting a .pennmush.org hostname and mailing lists 
    16 IV.   Comments 
     16IV.   Miscellaneous 
     17V.    Comments 
    1718 
    1819You may also want to take a look at Javelin's Guide for PennMUSH Gods, 
    …… 
    132133   at http://www.pennmush.org/mailman/listinfo/pennmush-announce) 
    133134 
    134 2. pennmush-bugs@pennmush.org is the bug reporting address 
    135    for the PennMUSH developers (suggestions go to pennmush-developers, 
    136    bugs to pennmush-bugs). This will generally give you the fastest 
    137    response and is ideal for unusual bugs. A web-based submission 
    138    form is at http://www.pennmush.org/jitterbug/pennmush 
    139  
    140 When reporting a problem, please always include the following 
    141 information: 
    142  
    143 1. PennMUSH version number 
    144 2. The type of machine you are using (Sun SparcStation, IBM RS/6000, etc.) 
    145 3. The operating system and version (SunOS 4.1.2, AIX 3.2.4, etc.), 
    146 4. The compiler and compiler version (gcc 2.4.5, SGI cc 2.10, etc. -- the 
    147    'file' command usually tells you the compiler version, if there's no 
    148    built-in option like '-v' or '-V' to give it), 
    149 5. Whether or not you have made any changes to the code. 
    150  
    151 If the problem resulted in a crash and a core dump, a stack trace of 
    152 the core dump (see the section above) should also be included. 
    153  
    154 If I need additional stuff (like a log of the Configure or make), I'll 
    155 ask for it, but if you know that it's relevant, you can send it along, 
    156 too. 
     1352. The PennMUSH bug-tracking site is http://dev.pennmush.org/ 
     136   To file a new report, click on the 'New Ticket' link. If 
     137   you want to get emails about updates to the bug report, put your 
     138   email address in the appropriate field. For 'type', please select 
     139   the most appropriate category: Bug, suggested feature, documetation 
     140   issue, build/compliation problems, etc. Be sure to include what version 
     141   of PennMUSH you found the problem on. 
     142 
     143   If the problem resulted in a crash and a core dump, a stack trace of 
     144   the core dump (see the section above) should also be included. 
     145 
     146   If we need additional stuff (like a log of the Configure or make), we'll 
     147   ask for it, but if you know that it's relevant, you can send it along, 
     148   too. 
     149 
     150   You can also search to see if anyone else has already reported the issue,' 
     151   see what issues have been fixed for upcoming releases, and much more at 
     152   the site. 
     153 
     154   The old way of emailing pennmush-bugs@pennmush.org still works, but using 
     155   the web interface allows you to specifically give an issue type when  
     156   reporting something. 
    157157 
    158158============================================================================ 
    …… 
    179179============================================================================ 
    180180 
    181 IV. Comments 
    182  
    183 IV.a. Amberyl's Comments 
     181IV. Miscellaneous 
     182 
     183V.a Announcing when a mush is down 
     184 
     185If your mush is no longer running on a given port or server and 
     186you want to and are able to leave a programming running listening 
     187on that port, you can tell people about a new location or other news. 
     188 
     189Run: 
     190 
     191% make portmsg 
     192 
     193Then start the port announcer with: 
     194 
     195% ./src/portmsg message.txt port# 
     196 
     197Any connections to the given port will see the contents of the message 
     198file and then be disconnected after a few seconds. 
     199 
     200V. Comments 
     201 
     202V.a. Amberyl's Comments 
    184203 
    185204These are in the first person.  :) 
    …… 
    214233          "Amberyl" just about everywhere 
    215234 
    216 IV.b. Paul/Javelin's Comments 
     235V.b. Paul/Javelin's Comments 
    217236 
    218237And let me recognize T. Alexander Popiel, Shawn Wagner, Nick Gammon, 
    …… 
    231250 
    232251 
    233 IV.c. Alex/Talek's Comments 
     252V.c. Alex/Talek's Comments 
    234253 
    235254I would like to thank Ralph, Amberyl, Moonchilde, and all the others 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/README.SQL

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    1010  * MySQL 
    1111  * PostgresQL (from 1.8.3p2) 
     12  * Sqlite v3  (from 1.8.3p2) 
    1213 
    1314This document explains how to use (or avoid) SQL with PennMUSH, and covers 
    …… 
    2829I.a. MySQL 
    2930 
    30   The Configure script distributed with PennMUSH automatically detects 
    31   the MySQL client library (libmysqlclient) and attempts to link 
    32   them into the executable, defining HAS_MYSQL in config.h 
     31  The configure script distributed with PennMUSH automatically detects 
     32  the MySQL client library via the presence of the mysql_config program,  
     33  which will tell configure where needed headers and libraries are. 
    3334 
    3435  If you want to avoid linking these libraries on systems where they 
    35   are present, use the '-D no_mysql' switch to Configure. 
     36  are present, pass the --without-mysql switch to configure. 
    3637 
    3738  If you installed Mysql from a binary package (e.g. rpm or apt), 
    …… 
    3940  package (usuallyl mysql-dev or mysql-devel). 
    4041 
    41   If you think you have mysql libraries and header files but Configure 
    42   isn't finding them, they may be in an unusual location on your system. 
    43   Creating symbolic links from the header directory to /usr/include/mysql 
    44   and from the libraries in /usr/lib (or adding the mysql library directory 
    45   to your /etc/ld.so.conf and running ldconfig) are the easiest ways 
    46   to fix this. 
     42  If you think you have mysql libraries and header files but configure 
     43  isn't finding them, they may be in an unusual location on your system, 
     44  with mysql_config not in your default path. 
     45  Find its location ('where mysql_config' if the program works for you, 
     46  'find / -name mysql_config' otherwise, and call configure with  
     47  --with-mysql=/path/to/mysql_config 
    4748 
    4849I.b. PostgresQL 
    4950 
    50   The Configure script distributed with PennMUSH automatically detects 
    51   the PostgresQL client library (libpq) and attempts to link 
    52   them into the executable, defining HAS_POSTGRESQL in config.h 
     51  The configure script distributed with PennMUSH automatically detects 
     52  the PostgresQL client library via the pg_conf program, which will 
     53  tell configure where needed headers and libraries are. 
    5354 
    5455  If you want to avoid linking these libraries on systems where they 
    55   are present, use the '-D no_postgresql' switch to Configure. 
     56  are present, pass the --without-postgresql switch to configure. 
    5657 
    5758  If you installed PostgresQL from a binary package (e.g. rpm or apt), 
    …… 
    5960  package (usually postgresql-dev, or libpq or similar) 
    6061 
    61   If you think you have posgresql libraries and header files but 
    62   Configure isn't finding them, they may be in an unusual location on 
    63   your system.  Creating symbolic links from the header directory to 
    64   /usr/include/postgresql and from the libraries in /usr/lib (or adding 
    65   the postgresql library directory to your /etc/ld.so.conf and running 
    66   ldconfig) are the easiest ways to fix this. 
     62  If you think you have postgresql libraries and header files but configure 
     63  isn't finding them, they may be in an unusual location on your system, 
     64  with pg_config not in your default path. 
     65  Find its location ('where pg_config' if the program works for you, 
     66  'find / -name pg_config' otherwise, and call configure with  
     67  --with-postgresql=/path/to/pg_config 
     68 
     69I.c Sqlite 
     70 
     71  The configure script distrubted with PennMUSH looks for sqlite3 headers 
     72  and libraries in /usr, /usr/local and /opt. If it's somewhere else on 
     73  your system, call configure with --with-sqlite3=/path/to/sqlite3 
     74 
     75  The path is the directory that contains the hdrs/ and lib/ directories 
     76  that hold the sqlite3 headers and library respectively. 
    6777 
    6878II. Mush configuration overview 
    …… 
    7181 
    7282  sql_platform provides the name of the SQL database server software 
    73   that will be used for connections. It current takes one of three 
    74   values: "disabled" (no SQL), "mysql", or "postgresql". If not specified, 
    75   it defaults to disabled. 
     83  that will be used for connections. It current takes one of four 
     84  values: "disabled" (no SQL), "mysql", "postgresql", or "sqlite3".  
     85  If not specified, it defaults to disabled. 
    7686 
    7787  sql_host gives the name of the host running the SQL server. 
    …… 
    92102  no password. 
    93103  
     104  For sqlite3, which uses a local file instead of connected to a database 
     105  server, sql_database gives the name of the database file, sql_host must  
     106  be localhost, and the username and password are currently ignored. 
     107 
    94108III. SQL setup tips 
    95109 
    …… 
    160174    CREATE DATABASE 
    161175 
     176  C. Sqlite3: 
     177     
     178    As the same user account that runs the mush: 
     179       % cd pennmush/game/data 
     180       % sqlite3 mush.db 
     181         > create table .... 
     182 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/confmagic.h

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    1313#define _confmagic_h_ 
    1414 
    15 #ifndef HAS_BCOPY 
    16 #ifndef bcopy 
    17 #define bcopy(s,d,l) memcpy((d),(s),(l)) 
    18 #endif 
    19 #endif 
    20  
    21 #ifndef HAS_BZERO 
    22 #ifndef bzero 
    23 #define bzero(s,l) memset((s),0,(l)) 
    24 #endif 
    25 #endif 
    26  
    27 /* If your system doesn't have the crypt(3) DES encryption code, 
     15 /* 
    2816 * (which isn't exportable from the U.S.), then don't encrypt 
    2917 */ 
    …… 
    3220#endif 
    3321 
    34 #ifdef HAS_HUGE_VAL 
    35 #define HUGE_DOUBLE HUGE_VAL 
    36 #else 
    37 #ifdef HAS_HUGE 
    38 #define HUGE_DOUBLE HUGE 
    39 #else 
    40 #ifdef HAS_MAXDOUBLE 
    41 #define HUGE_DOUBLE MAXDOUBLE 
    42 #else 
    43 #define HUGE_DOUBLE 2000000000 
    44 #endif 
    45 #endif 
    46 #endif 
    47 #ifdef HAS_INT_MAX 
    48 #define HUGE_INT    INT_MAX 
    49 #else 
    50 #ifdef HAS_MAXINT 
    51 #define HUGE_INT    MAXINT 
    52 #else 
    53 #define HUGE_INT    2000000000 
    54 #endif 
    55 #endif 
     22/* You better get with the 90's if this isn't true! */ 
     23#define HAS_IEEE_MATH 
    5624 
    57 #ifndef HAS_MEMCPY 
    58 #ifndef memcpy 
    59 #define memcpy(d,s,l) bcopy((s),(d),(l)) 
    60 #endif 
    61 #endif 
    62  
    63 #ifndef HAS_MEMMOVE 
    64 #ifndef memmove 
    65 #define memmove(d,s,l) bcopy((s),(d),(l)) 
    66 #endif 
    67 #endif 
    68  
    69 #ifndef HAS_RANDOM 
    70 #ifndef random 
    71 #ifdef HAS_LRAND48 
    72 #define random lrand48 
    73 #define srandom srand48 
    74 #else 
    75 #ifdef HAS_RAND 
    76 #define random rand 
    77 #define srandom srand 
    78 #endif 
    79 #endif 
    80 #endif 
    81 #endif 
    82  
    83 #ifndef HAS_SIGCHLD 
     25#ifndef HAVE_SIGCHLD 
    8426#define SIGCHLD SIGCLD 
    85 #endif 
    86  
    87 #ifndef HAS_SIGCLD 
     27#elif !defined(HAVE_SIGCLD) 
    8828#define SIGCLD  SIGCHLD 
    8929#endif 
    9030 
    91 #ifndef HAS_INDEX 
    92 #ifndef index 
    93 #define index strchr 
    94 #endif 
    95 #endif 
    96  
    97 #ifndef HAS_STRCHR 
    98 #ifndef strchr 
    99 #define strchr index 
    100 #endif 
    101 #endif 
    102  
    103 #ifndef HAS_INDEX 
    104 #ifndef rindex 
    105 #define rindex strrchr 
    106 #endif 
    107 #endif 
    108  
    109 #ifndef HAS_STRCHR 
    110 #ifndef strrchr 
    111 #define strrchr rindex 
    112 #endif 
    113 #endif 
    114  
    115 #ifndef HAS_STRCOLL 
     31#ifndef HAVE_STRCOLL 
    11632#undef strcoll 
    11733#define strcoll strcmp 
    11834#endif 
    11935 
     36/* Get rid of this */ 
    12037#if !defined(WIN32) && !defined(HAS_STRXFRM) 
    12138#define strncoll strncmp 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/game/mushcnf.dst

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    559559 
    560560# What SQL server platform should we use? Options include: 
    561 # mysql, postgresql, disabled (the default) 
     561# mysql, postgresql, sqlite3, disabled (the default) 
    562562sql_platform disabled 
    563563 
    …… 
    569569 
    570570# What's the SQL database? You have to set this to a database that 
    571 # you create. 
     571# you create, or the filename of a sqlite3 database. 
    572572sql_database mush 
    573573 
    …… 
    594594# default whisper to whisper/noisy instead of whisper/silent 
    595595noisy_whisper no 
     596 
     597# default @cemit to @cemit/noisy instead of @cemit/silent 
     598noisy_cemit no 
    596599 
    597600# is possessive get (get players's object) allowed? 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/game/txt/Makefile

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    2121 
    2222help.txt: hlp/*.hlp hlp compose.sh 
    23     ./compose.sh hlp 
     23    sh ./compose.sh hlp 
    2424    mv hlp.txt help.txt 
    2525 
    2626news.txt: nws/*.nws nws compose.sh 
    27     ./compose.sh nws $(INDEX_FLAGS) 
     27    sh ./compose.sh nws $(INDEX_FLAGS) 
    2828    mv nws.txt news.txt 
    2929 
    3030events.txt: evt/*.evt evt compose.sh 
    31     ./compose.sh evt $(INDEX_FLAGS) 
     31    sh ./compose.sh evt $(INDEX_FLAGS) 
    3232    mv evt.txt events.txt 
    3333 
    3434rules.txt: rules/*.rules rules compose.sh 
    35     ./compose.sh rules $(INDEX_FLAGS) 
     35    sh ./compose.sh rules $(INDEX_FLAGS) 
    3636 
    3737index.txt: index/*.index index compose.sh 
    …… 
    4343    -rm -f hlp/*.orig hlp/*.rej hlp/\#* hlp/*~ 
    4444 
    45 compose.sh: compose.sh.SH 
    46     sh compose.sh.SH 
    4745 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/game/txt/hlp/pennchat.hlp

    r718 r846  
    4545& @cemit 
    4646& @nscemit 
    47   @cemit[/noisy][/noeval] <channel>=<message> 
    48   @nscemit[/noisy][/noeval] <channel>=<message> 
     47  @cemit[/noisy|/silent][/noeval] <channel>=<message> 
     48  @nscemit[/noisy|/silent][/noeval] <channel>=<message> 
    4949 
    5050  This command allows <message> to be directly broadcasted to the 
    5151  players on <channel>. No channel-prefix is prepended unless the 
    52   /noisy switch is given. If the /noeval switch is given, the <message> 
     52  /noisy switch is given or the noisy_cemit config option is yes and 
     53  /silent is not given.  If the /noeval switch is given, the <message> 
    5354  is not evaluated. This command is intended for use in writing 
    5455  extended chat systems. 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/game/txt/hlp/penncmd.hlp

    r718 r846  
    147147  also checked for an @aconnect. If one is found, it will be executed 
    148148  when a player connects in that location or zone (or, in the case of 
    149   the master room, anywhere). 
     149  the master room, anywhere). This is only done if the room_connects 
     150  config option is enabled. 
    150151 
    151152  One descriptor variable is passed to @aconnect: 
    …… 
    192193  checked for an @adisconnect. If one is found, it will be executed 
    193194  when a player disconnects in that location or zone (or, in the case of 
    194   the master room, anywhere). 
     195  the master room, anywhere). This is only done if the room_connects 
     196  config option is enabled. 
    195197 
    196198  Several descriptor variables are passed to @adisconnect: 
    …… 
    35943596  all attributes which match that pattern. Note that the restrictions 
    35953597  above still apply. 
     3598 
     3599  When wiping an attribute that is the root of an attribute tree, all 
     3600  attributes in that tree will also be removed. 
    35963601& @wizwall 
    35973602  @wizwall[/emit] <message> 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/game/txt/hlp/pennconf.hlp

    r654 r846  
    3838  max_player_chans=<number>: How many channels can each non-admin 
    3939   player create? If 0, mortals cannot create channels. 
     40  noisy_cemit=<boolean>: Is @cemit/noisy the default? 
    4041& @config cmds 
    4142 These options affect command behavior. 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/game/txt/hlp/pennflag.hlp

    r654 r846  
    430430  the object. Objects which have ^ listen patterns but are not set MONITOR 
    431431  do not check those patterns. 
     432 
     433  When using the LISTEN Attribute Tree, you must set the Root Attribute 
     434  !NO_COMMAND. By default this Attribute/Attribute Root has been set 
     435  NO_COMMAND by the system. Attributes which are set HALT or NO_COMMAND 
     436  will not be evaluated for purposes of the ^ listen patterns 
    432437& MORTAL 
    433438  The MORTAL flag is no longer available in PennMUSH. Please see help 

  • 1.8.3/trunk/game/txt/hlp/pennfunc.hlp

    r654 r846  
    111111  hidden()      idle()        ipaddr()      lports()      lwho() 
    112112  lwhoid()      mwho()        mwhoid()      nmwho()       nwho() 
    113   ports()       pueblo()      recv()        sent()        ssl() 
    114   terminfo()    width()       xmwho()       xmwhoid()     xwho() 
    115   xwhoid()      zmwho()       zwho() 
     113  player()      ports()       pueblo()      recv()        sent() 
     114  ssl()         terminfo()    width()       xmwho()       xmwhoid() 
     115  xwho()        xwhoid()      zmwho()       zwho() 
    116116& Dbref functions 
    117117  Dbref functions return a dbref or list of dbrefs related to some value 
    …… 
    223223  allof()       ansi()        atrlock()     beep()        checkpass() 
    224224  clone()       create()      die()         dig()         firstof() 
    225   functions()   isdbref()     isint()       isnum()       isword() 
    226   localize()    link()        list()        lnum()        null() 
    227   numversion()  objeval()     open()        pcreate()     r-function 
    228   rand()        s-function    scan()        set()         setq() 
    229   setr()        soundex()     soundslike()  speak()       tel() 
    230   textentries() textfile()    valid()       wipe()        @@() 
     225  functions()   isdbref()     isint()       isnum()       isobjid() 
     226  isword