Mudlet application run reused the same letters as they were freed upīy that profile being closed. Set of 26 marks are exhausted then all subsequent profile runs in that The current design uses identifiers from the sequence: 'A' to 'Z' - after that New identifier to the used for the subsequent run - so it can be seen When multi-playing closing a profile and reopening it again will cause a
Particular profile and they will always be marked with a ``. Messages that are generated with a `nullptr` as the Host pointer areĮxpected to be messages from the Mudlet Application rather than a Without acquiring the profile indication marking. Will cause it to be appended onto the end of a previous `TDebug` text `(QChar) TDebug::csmContinue` element at the start of a new `TDebug` text Multi-coloured messages to be concatenated, inserting a `host` instance - from which the profile name is extracted. Message creation has been changed to instead take a pointer to a profile's To do this the previous dummy `> 0` used at the end of a `TDebug()` Symbol used for each active profile is shown each time it changes. This marking (except for messages not from a particular profile) is notĭisplayed when there is only one profile - and the start and end (andĪ change of name) of each profile is noted and a revised listing of the Unique for each session of a profile run in a Mudlet application run.
(nearly) all texts displayed on the Central Debug Console which is made This PR adds a single character inside `` to the beginning of My current solution is to change vision_fail = false to a temp timer, which sets it to false after a split second, leaving it on just long enough to do what I need. However, this has an unintended side effect of killing exit detection on rooms that I move through after the Vision Fail trigger fires the first time (after opening Mudlet). To get this to work with speedwalking, I have to comment out vision_fail = false at the end of the move_map function, leaving vision_fail at true. However, this does not work if speedwalking through one of these rooms with 0 speedwalk delay and 0 speedwalk wait. If I add "Near a guard flet" to the Vision Fail trigger and move that trigger above the English Exits Trigger in the list, to elevate raiseEvent("onVisionFail") priority over raiseEvent("onNewRoom"), I can move through these rooms without the mapper hanging. The first works when I'm moving through these rooms one at a time by hand. There are two solutions that I've found so far, both of which are far from ideal. On my mud (), there's one area that has room names that change at random intervals between "Near a guard flet" and "Lothlórien." This causes the mapper to hang when passing through one of these rooms if the room name is different than it was when I mapped it.
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