Mudlet Code Snippets - post any useful ones you might have here!

Selenity · December 2014

I don't know if a thread like this exists already, but, here are some I've made that I think are useful:

What's it do: Has you send clan tells by the short name; makes you less likely to miss between clans or onto CT

What you need to do: Make a new alias, put in the pattern, put in the code. For the empty parenthesis in the pattern, put the shortnames of your clans, separated by a |. So if you have two clans, xyz and abc, you would put xyz|abc in. So the pattern would look like this: ^(xyz|abc) (.*)$

Pattern: ^() (.*)$

Code: send("clan " .. matches[2] .. " tell " .. matches[3])

To use: xyz Hi

The result: (Clan XYZ): You say, "Hi."

What's it do: Simplistic curio rubbing; gives you lots of control with less typing; not automatic

What you need to do: Make a new alias, put in the pattern, put in the code.

Pattern: ^crub ([\d ]+)$

Code:

tempcuriolist = matches[2]:split(" ")

for i=1, table.size(tempcuriolist) do

send("curio rub " .. tempcuriolist[i])

end

tempcuriolist = nil

To use: crub 1069 4687 2098612

The result: << curio rubbing spam >>

What's it do: Returns a list of keys of a table

What you need to do: Make a script or put it in an existing script of yours, not as part of a pre-existing function

Code:

function keys(tab)

temptable = {}

for k,v in pairs(tab) do

table.insert(temptable, k)

end

return temptable

end

To use in your code: display(keys(SomeTableWithKeysAndValues))

The result: << all the keys for the table SomeTableWithKeysAndValues >>

Shaddus · December 2014

Basic targetting alias I use on every character in all the IRE games, for Mudlet.

^x (.*)$

sends

target = matches[2]

cecho("<blue>[<white>System<blue>]<white>: <white:blue>Target set: " .. string.upper(matches[2]) .. ".")

------------------------------------------

If you want to change the variable (in this case "target"), you can do so. Just change the bolded target to whatever you want. Likewise, you can actually change the colours in the bottom line to whatever you want, and the words in the prompt to whatever you want as well. Make sure the top portion is set to regex.

Ushaara · December 2014

Trigger Type: Lua function
Trigger Pattern: return isPrompt()
Code:

	time = getTime(true, "hh:mm:ss:zzz")
	cinsertText("<seashell:dark_slate_gray>"..time.."<:black> ")

Result: Prepends a timestamp to your prompt that gets included in logs.

Syrennia · December 2014

Basic gauges for vitals: (should be 2 separate scripts)
Sorry if there's a potential error... Was writing completely from memory >.>

Create Them
[spoiler]
(important) Name: create_gauges()
Event Handler: sysLoadEvent
Code:
function create_gauges()
   setBottomBorder(30)
   gWW, gWH = getMainWindowSize()
   health_gauge = Geyser.Gauge:new({ name = "health_gauge", x = "5%", y = gWH-30,height = 30, width = "17%",})

health_gauge.front:setStyleSheet([[background-color: red; border-top: 1px black solid; border-left: 1px black solid; border-bottom: 1px black solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

health_gauge.back:setStyleSheet([[background-color: black; border-width: 1px; border-color: red; border-style: solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

health_gauge:setValue(50,100)

mana_gauge = Geyser.Gauge:new({ name = "mana_gauge", x = "23%", y = gWH-30,height = 30, width = "17%",})

mana_gauge.front:setStyleSheet([[background-color: blue; border-top: 1px black solid; border-left: 1px black solid; border-bottom: 1px black solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

mana_gauge.back:setStyleSheet([[background-color: black; border-width: 1px; border-color: blue; border-style: solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

mana_gauge:setValue(50,100)

ego_gauge = Geyser.Gauge:new({ name = "ego_gauge", x = "41%", y = gWH-30,height = 30, width = "17%",})

ego_gauge.front:setStyleSheet([[background-color: LightSkyBlue; border-top: 1px black solid; border-left: 1px black solid; border-bottom: 1px black solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

ego_gauge.back:setStyleSheet([[background-color: black; border-width: 1px; border-color: LightSkyBlue; border-style: solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

ego_gauge:setValue(50,100)

will_gauge = Geyser.Gauge:new({ name = "will_gauge", x = "59%", y = gWH-30,height = 30, width = "17%",})

will_gauge.front:setStyleSheet([[background-color: purple; border-top: 1px black solid; border-left: 1px black solid; border-bottom: 1px black solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

will_gauge.back:setStyleSheet([[background-color: black; border-width: 1px; border-color: purple; border-style: solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

will_gauge:setValue(50,100)

end_gauge = Geyser.Gauge:new({ name = "end_gauge", x = "77%", y = gWH-30,height = 30, width = "17%",})

end_gauge.front:setStyleSheet([[background-color: yellow; border-top: 1px black solid; border-left: 1px black solid; border-bottom: 1px black solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

end_gauge.back:setStyleSheet([[background-color: black; border-width: 1px; border-color: yellow; border-style: solid; border-radius: 7; padding: 3px;]])

end_gauge:setValue(50,100)

end

[/spoiler]

Update Them
[spoiler]
(important) Name: update_gauges()
Event Handler: gmcp.Char.Vitals
Code:

function update_gauges()

local php = math.floor((tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.hp)/tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.maxhp))*100)

local pmp = math.floor((tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.mp)/tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.maxmp))*100)

local pegp = math.floor(tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.ego)/tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.maxego))*100)

local pep = math.floor((tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.ep)/tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.maxep))*100)

local pwp = math.floor((tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.wp)/tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.maxwp))*100)

if php > 100 then php = 100 end

health_gauge:setValue(php,100)

if pmp > 100 then pmp = 100 end

mana_gauge:setValue(pmp,100)

if pegp > 100 then pegp = 100 end

ego_gauge:setValue(pegp,100)

if pep > 100 then pep = 100 end

endurance_gauge:setValue(pep,100)

if pwp > 100 then pwp = 100 end

willpower_gauge:setValue(pwp,100)

end

[/spoiler]

Kaiel · December 2014

So, I made this handy dandy alias for gusting people last night. It requires vadi's namedb. To use it, you can do:

gust - gusts whoever is set as 'target', checks roomexits and picks the 2nd one
gust <person> - gusts whoever, direction is decided as above
gust <direction> - gusts target in chosen direction
gust <person> <direction> - obvious.
gust <direction> <person> - also obvious.

Alias: ^gust$|^gust (\w+)$|^gust (\w+) (\w+)$

Code:

[spoiler]
p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }

local currentRoomExits = getRoomExits(mmp.currentroom)

local gustDirection = "none"

local gustTarget = "none"

local directions = {

"north",

"south",

"west",

"east",

"northwest",

"northeast",

"southwest",

"southeast",

"up",

"down",

"in",

"out"

}

local short_dir = {

n = "north",

s = "south",

w = "west",

e = "east",

nw = "northwest",

ne = "northeast",

sw = "southwest",

se = "southeast",

u = "up",

d = "down",

i = "in",

o = "out"

}

if not matches[2] then

gustTarget = target

for k,v in pairs(currentRoomExits) do

gustDirection = k

break

end

elseif matches[2] and not matches[3] then

if short_dir[matches[2]] or directions[matches[2]] then

gustDirection = matches[2]

gustTarget = target

else

if ndb.isperson(string.title(matches[2])) then

gustTarget = matches[2]

for k,v in pairs(currentRoomExits) do

gustDirection = k

break

end

else

gustTarget = target

for k,v in pairs(currentRoomExits) do

gustDirection = k

break

end

else

if short_dir[matches[2]] or directions[matches[2]] then

gustDirection = matches[2]

gustTarget = matches[3]

else

gustDirection = matches[3]

gustTarget = matches[2]

end

if gustTarget ~= "none" then

mm.doadd("point gust at " .. gustTarget .. " " .. gustDirection)

if gustRecharge then killtrigger(gustRecharge) end

gustRecharge = tempTrigger([[A gust of wind rises to push]], [[send("recharge gust from cube")]])

end

[/spoiler]

Edit: Holy mangled code. Way to go, forums.

Shaddus · December 2014

Kaiel said:

So, I made this handy dandy alias for gusting people last night. It requires vadi's namedb. To use it, you can do:

gust - gusts whoever is set as 'target', checks roomexits and picks the 2nd one
gust <person> - gusts whoever, direction is decided as above
gust <direction> - gusts target in chosen direction
gust <person> <direction> - obvious.
gust <direction> <person> - also obvious.

Alias: ^gust$|^gust (\w+)$|^gust (\w+) (\w+)$

Code:

[spoiler]
p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }
local currentRoomExits = getRoomExits(mmp.currentroom)

local gustDirection = "none"

local gustTarget = "none"

local directions = {

"north",

"south",

"west",

"east",

"northwest",

"northeast",

"southwest",

"southeast",

"up",

"down",

"in",

"out"

}

local short_dir = {

n = "north",

s = "south",

w = "west",

e = "east",

nw = "northwest",

ne = "northeast",

sw = "southwest",

se = "southeast",

u = "up",

d = "down",

i = "in",

o = "out"

}

if not matches[2] then

gustTarget = target

for k,v in pairs(currentRoomExits) do

gustDirection = k

break

end

elseif matches[2] and not matches[3] then

if short_dir[matches[2]] or directions[matches[2]] then

gustDirection = matches[2]

gustTarget = target

else

if ndb.isperson(string.title(matches[2])) then

gustTarget = matches[2]

for k,v in pairs(currentRoomExits) do

gustDirection = k

break

end

else

gustTarget = target

for k,v in pairs(currentRoomExits) do

gustDirection = k

break

end

end

end

else

if short_dir[matches[2]] or directions[matches[2]] then

gustDirection = matches[2]

gustTarget = matches[3]

else

gustDirection = matches[3]

gustTarget = matches[2]

end

end

if gustTarget ~= "none" then

mm.doadd("point gust at " .. gustTarget .. " " .. gustDirection)

if gustRecharge then killtrigger(gustRecharge) end

gustRecharge = tempTrigger([[A gust of wind rises to push]], [[send("recharge gust from cube")]])

end
[/spoiler]

Edit: Holy mangled code. Way to go, forums.

I'm interested in this. What would it take to fix the code?

Kaiel · December 2014

Oh, it works fine! The forums just ate all of the whitespace so it's not indented and is thusly an unreadable block of madness.

Shaddus · December 2014

It shows a bug when I paste that into my alias's code box.

Shaddus · December 2014

I actually had to delete the p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } line to get this to work, but I think it works now.

Kaiel · December 2014

Er, yeah, that seems to be a bit of CSS that the forums decided to put there. Sorry about that. Not quite sure why it's there, heh.

Selenity · December 2014

So this isn't a snippet, but I just made this and am proud. It's downloadable from this link (goes to filedropper) as I don't have a github or dropbox...

A MILESTONE CLICKER!

For all those bards who have milestones and really want to click the names instead of typing out "play majorsixth yaddayadda".

Cheers for @Barrin and @Cadwyn who thought MXP was needed for it, which led me to try to do it in the first place.

Edit: Doesn't work with personal milestones, looking for a fix...

Edit Two: Fixed! Updated the original link.

Kaiel · February 2015

Know what this thread needs? More snippets.

Here's a targetting alias. It'll tell you what you're targetting if you don't feed it an argument, and will highlight your target in obnoxious colours if you do.

alias: ^t$|^t (.*)$

code:

[spoiler]

if not matches[2] then

cecho("<white>Current target: " .. target)

else

target = matches[2]

cecho("<white>Targetting: " .. target)

if target_lower then killTrigger(target_lower) end

target_lower = tempTrigger(target, [[selectString("]] .. target .. [[", 1) fg("dark_orange")bg("midnight_blue") deselect() resetFormat()]])

if target_title then killTrigger(target_title) end

target_title = tempTrigger(target:title(), [[selectString("]] .. target:title() .. [[", 1) fg("dark_orange") bg("midnight_blue") deselect() resetFormat()]])

end[/spoiler]

EDIT: I...I don't understand this spoiler tag.

Here is an old gem for which I take no credit, I forget where this thing came from. It's ridiculously simple.

Use: #40 thing will send "thing" 40 times.

alias: ^#(\d+) (.*)$

code:

for i = 1, tonumber(matches[2]) do

send(matches[3])

end

And finally, here is a tiny alias that I made to make my life easier with having to quickly make and populate covens for resurgems and such. It could pretty easily be repurposed for you southern folk -peer-.

alias: ^cv(?: )?(\w+)( .*)?$

code:

[spoiler]

if matches[2] then

if matches[3] then

if matches[2] == "add" then

send("mooncoven join" .. matches[3])

else

send("mooncoven " .. matches[2] .. matches[3])

end

else

send("mooncoven " .. matches[2])

end

use:

cvform, cvcircle, cvappoint, cvleave, etc.

cvadd <person> is the same as cvjoin <person>, because I kept forgetting the syntax and that seems more intuitive.[/spoiler]

Daraius · September 2015

Would anybody like a simple essence counter?

First, stick this into whatever alias or key you have to initiate your bashing attack.

essenceBase = tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.essence)

This just checks your essence the moment you start attacking something. Then create this trigger.

Trigger type: Perl regex

Trigger pattern: ^You have slain (.+).$

Code:

essenceValue = tonumber(gmcp.Char.Vitals.essence) - tonumber(essenceBase)
cecho(" <magenta>(+".. essenceValue ..")")

This compares your essence after killing something with what you had when you initiated the attack, and shows the difference. The result is a cute little indication of how much essence you get for killing all the things.

I haven't tested it for aetherhunting yet, but I feel like it should also work if you stick the first snippet in a ^Drawn by the flux of energy trigger and the second in suddenly explodes!$ trigger.

Shaddus · September 2015

Will this work for experience or only essence?

Tarkenton · September 2015

Believe if you change essence in gmcp.blah to nl, should work.

Daraius · September 2015

Well, I don't know if it would work the same way. gmcp.Char.Vitals.nl is supposedly "progress to the next level" so I'm not sure if it's a plain old number or a percentage or what. Try replacing gmcp.Char.Vitals.essence with gmcp.Char.Vitals.nl in both triggers and see what happens!

Update! Making that substitution does work, but it prints out a number with many digits after the decimal place. You can change your cecho to something like this if you want something tidier:

cecho(" <magenta>(+".. string.format("%0.2f", essValue) .."%)")

Daraius · September 2015

Here is one of very niche appeal. It makes the Continuum power quest trivially easy. This code is not super robust because it requires Acquisitio and triggers off of in-game text instead of GMCP, but it does the trick!

You need three triggers.

Step 1.

Trigger type: exact match

Trigger pattern: You suddenly scoop up the corpse of a glistening crystal.

Code:

if crystals == nil then

crystals = 0

end

crystals = crystals + 1

deleteLineP()

cecho("\n<purple>You have <white>".. crystals .."<purple> crystals.")

This simply counts your crystal corpses collected from the air above the Transphenortex Grid and shows you how many you have. When you get 44, that's all of them!

Step 2.

Trigger type: Perl regex

Trigger pattern: ^"(.+)hedron(.+)"

Code:

send("give crystal to " .. matches[3])

This fires when you do IH in a room with any Continuum polyhedron. It will attempt to give each one a crystal (even wonder crystals). Polyhedra will spit back anything other than crystal corpses, and if they're already charged, they won't accept further corpses.

Step 3.

Trigger type: Perl regex

Trigger pattern: ^(.+) begins to glow as the corpse of a glistening crystal sinks into it

Code:

crystals = crystals - 1

cecho("\n<purple>You have <white>" .. crystals .. "<purple> crystals.")

This just counts your crystals back down to zero so you know when you've fed all the polyhedra. I'm sure a better coder than I could automate this even further by using GMCP to detect crystal corpses in your inventory and polyhedra in the room on Continuum, but this is functional enough for my purposes even if it's not the most efficient code. $:\$ ">

P.S. The Continuum power quest generates Hallifax ikons, so it can be marginally worthwhile for influencers and psychodrama enthusiasts!

Yarou · January 2016

more snippets please. i'm trying so hard to mudlet, i really am ;__;

Havastus · January 2016

This is less a script to solve an in-game problem, and more of a generic data structure for you to use... I present, the Min-Heap!

Min-Heaps one way of creating priority queues, allowing you execute specific actions in order, given a certain priority. They're called "Min-Heaps" because the smallest number priority goes first (1 goes before 2, etc). The interface is pretty simple:

local h = heap.new()

heap.insert(h, action("actionName", 1, "balance", "say Hiya!"))
local someAction = heap.extract(h) -- "actionName"

heap.insert(h, action("action2", 2, "balance", "say Hiya!"))
heap.insert(h, action("action1", 1, "balance", function() send("say Hello!") end))
someAction = heap.head(h) -- "action1"

someAction = heap.extract(h) -- "action1"
someAction = heap.extract(h) -- "action2"

The "action" function as shown above has 4 parameters: the action name, it's priority, whatever in-game balance it uses (balance, equilibrium, psiid, etc), and the command to be sent. The command can either be a string (good for simple, one line commands) or an anonymous function -- which is just a function without a name -- , depending on how complex your needs are.

The heap itself has 3 main functions: insert, which will insert a new action into the queue; head, which will return the highest priority action in the queue, but not remove it; and extract, which will remove the highest priority action from the queue and return it (just in case it needs to be used later).

http://pastebin.com/6EFTEcZY

Ushaara · January 2016

Ooh, nice. I lost some code I had for heaps and had been deferring piecing it back together. Yoink!

Shaddus · January 2016

Is there a place I can upload an xml for linkage here? I have a small package I like to use, with bits and pieces in it.

Havastus · January 2016

Shaddus said:

Is there a place I can upload an xml for linkage here? I have a small package I like to use, with bits and pieces in it.

You can always upload your XML package to Github as a Gist. From there, if anyone wants to make improvements to your code, they can fork, change, then submit a pull request for your approval.

Falaeron · April 2016

Here are the triggers I use to calculate how much essence my figurine is worth that @Salome was asking about. Just download, import and you can get started. The only things you need to change are the things at the things at the type of the "Catch esteem" trigger. I've got comments that should guide you. Once you've done this you can just probe your figurine with some esteem in it and it'll print out something like:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bkpl0vvkb3dq2gs/EsteemEssenceCalculator.xml.xml?dl=1

Edit: Now that I look at it this again I realise it won't update the calculated value after you change the values. Substitute the first three lines in the "Catch esteem" trigger with:

eec.realmEssence = 0 -- Set this to the amount of essence generated from influencing one mob in the realm

eec.tattooWeight = 0 -- Set this to the total weight of divine tattoos (max 100)

eec.fPoteen = true -- Set this to false if don't have want to account for the poteen bonus

Obviously you should still change the values to what applies to you.

Falaeron · April 2016

Here is the POLITICS FAMILIES honour tracker I use. Just install through the package manager, use the "uph" alias to toggle saving the file and then POLITICS FAMILIES (don't forget to do MORE if you don't have a large enough page length) twice. You can now enter "uph" again to toggle off saving. You can now just use POLITICS FAMILIES as normal and it'll take you how much honour each house has gained/lost since your last update. If you want to update again you can use "uph" before checking honour (remember to toggle it off after).

https://www.dropbox.com/s/q8v27nxz5j10mqu/FamilyPoliticsTracker.xml?dl=1

PS. You can also use houses["Shevat"], houses["Stormcrow"], houses["d'Murani"] etc. as variables for the honour of each house since you last updated using "uph" to make fun aliases to keep track of the progress of your favourite (and least favourite) houses. I have an alias to check how much honour Shevat still needs to be officially declared the best house in Hallifax.

Dylara · April 2016

You're the best

Falaeron · April 2016

Oh yeah, for those of you looking to use GMCP for your chat window instead of relying on capturing them with triggers, have a look at http://forums.achaea.com/discussion/3710/since-its-apparently-some-secret

Ulalah · April 2016

Because that outline is kinda wonky and has some incorrect information, I compiled it for people. So, here's the GMCP chat parser (which works with Demonnic, for you people who use that.)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/31qbex4f9eyg0aj/GMCPChat.trigger.xml?dl=0

Eldanien · April 2016

Bah, they're sharing the secretses. But have they figured out maps and aethermaps showing up in the same window, precious?

Tremula · April 2016

Just in case anyone wants the Gaudiguch version of @Daraius' crystal helper, I made one for fleshpots since I had some spare time. It could be a bit tidier, but the concept is almost exactly the same, but includes an alias to reset your variables since I often found myself more flesh than creatures.

Trigger 1:

Exact Match

You suddenly scoop up the corpse of a formless entity.

if entity == nil then

entity = 0

end

entity = entity + 1

cecho("\n<blaze_orange>You have <white>".. entity .."<blaze_orange> entities.")

Trigger 2:

Exact Match

You suddenly scoop up a congealed wad of flesh.

You pick up a congealed wad of flesh.

A screeching morrible thrusts a congealed wad of flesh back into your hands.

if flesh == nil then

flesh = 0

end

if entity > 0 then

entity = entity - 1

end

flesh = flesh +1

cecho("\n<blaze_orange>You have <white>".. entity.."<blaze_orange> entities.")

cecho("\n<blaze_orange>You have <gold>".. flesh .."<blaze_orange> globs of flesh.")

Trigger 3:

Exact Match

You give a congealed wad of flesh to a squirming sludgeworm.

You give a congealed wad of flesh to a floating spix.

You give a congealed wad of flesh to a tangled hekoskeri.

You give a congealed wad of flesh to a screeching morrible.

You give a congealed wad of flesh to a bulbous ribbachi.

flesh = flesh - 1

cecho("\n<blaze_orange>You have <gold>" .. flesh .. "<blaze_orange> flesh.")

Trigger 4:

Perl Regex

^"morrible(.+)"

^"spix(.+)"

^"sludgeworm(.+)"

^"ribbachi(.+)"

^"hekoskeri(.+)"

send("give flesh to " .. matches[2])

send("take flesh")

Alias:

Pattern

^alldone$

flesh = 0

entity = 0

cecho("\n<blaze_orange>You're all done with this! Variables reset!")

This runs just like his, IH will give flesh to appropriate creatures, pick it up as necessary, and count it for you. Hope it helps.

Tarkenton · May 2016

Little thing for Mudlet to highlight says in emotes. Change the highlight color to whatever it is you want it to be in the trigger.

Edit: It captures things between quotes a little too nicely. Screw it. If anyone wants to improve it to only go off of emotes, feel free.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ybdubkj3fegje3p/Says In Emotes.zip?dl=0

Yarith · May 2016

This is what I use when I'm questing and don't want to make a billion triggers which I"ll have to delete later for all the things I want to highlight. I'm not sure if mudlet already has this as an 'on the fly' feature but I have used this for aaages.

Alias

Perl regex ^(tag (\w+)|tag (\w+) (\w+))$
Code

if not Tags then Tags = {} end

if matches[5] then

if Tags[matches[4]] then

killTrigger(Tags[matches[4]])

Tags[matches[4]] = nil

Tags[matches[4]] = tempTrigger(matches[4], [[selectString("]] .. matches[4] .. [[", 1) fg("]]..matches[5]..[[") resetFormat()]])

else

Tags[matches[4]] = tempTrigger(matches[4], [[selectString("]] .. matches[4] .. [[", 1) fg("]]..matches[5]..[[") resetFormat()]])

end

else

if Tags[matches[3]] then

killTrigger(Tags[matches[3]])

Tags[matches[3]] = nil

else

Tags[matches[3]] = tempTrigger(matches[3], [[selectString("]] .. matches[3] .. [[", 1) fg("cyan") resetFormat()]])

end

end

Constraints Only takes 1 word or 1 word and 1 colour (where colours are mudlet's predefined colours). Case sensitive.
Use 'tag <x>' will highlight x in cyan. If x is already being highlighted the temptrigger will be removed and x will no longer be highlighted.
'tag <x> <col>' will highlight x in col. If x is already being highlighted the temptrigger will be removed and a new temp trigger will be created with the appropriate colour. It will not purge a temptrigger which already exists if the same conditions are already met (Use 'tag <x>' for this)

Note that select string is used so if you 'tag box' then the 'box' in boxers will be highlighted but the 'ers' in boxers will not.

Like all temp triggers they will purge when the client closes and there's no fuss with playing around in mudlet.
If there's an easier way to do with without code please let me know!

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