I downloaded 5.07-pre to see if it would fix a strange trigger issue, which is probably not relevant here.
I'm calling Execute from a plugin. The alias it calls does not seem to matter (more on this later). The result is a broken display like this:
Adding a call to print() function at the right place restores the proper appearance
As a side remark: as you can see from the different in the prompt lines, the bug is preventing downstream triggers from firing (I have a trigger for gagging the prompt I receive and a script function for displaying the prompt I want).
The relevant section of the plugin is:
Having print above Execute("test") and the result is broken output. Having a print() call anywhere downstream of Execute("test") - for example, in the ^test$ alias itself fixes the output.
The content and options on the alias does not seem to matter. This is what the ^test$ alias looks like:
Varying the options (other than Enabled, of course) did not affect this bug.
I speculate that the problem might have to do with line not ending properly? Is there a version of print function that doesn't begin a new line, which might work as a temporary fix?
Thanks in advance.
I'm calling Execute from a plugin. The alias it calls does not seem to matter (more on this later). The result is a broken display like this:
Quote:
ql
Sycamore hollow. (indoors)
\ /
--- Sycamore hollow ------ 4:-1:1 ---
6460h,4628m,29545e,23020w,exckdb=,nonea,Ii,Gv,18:11:22.53s,t,T,0R,546x-
ql
Sycamore hollow. (indoors)
\ /
--- Sycamore hollow ------ 4:-1:1 ---
6460h,4628m,29545e,23020w,exckdb=,nonea,Ii,Gv,18:11:22.53s,t,T,0R,546x-
Adding a call to print() function at the right place restores the proper appearance
Quote:
ql
Sycamore hollow. (indoors)
test
test
Vines have overtaken this location. Muria of Eleusis is here, curled up by the fire. A runic totem is planted solidly in the ground. A large tapestry is here, displaying an elaborate world map. Averan stands here, her mouth pursed in a slight frown. There are 2 ebony bookshelves carved with sinuous dragons here. Lying flat on the ground is a key-shaped sigil. A solid oak bench rests here. There are 2 logosmas stockings here. A green tapestry of a stag and wolf is placed here. There are 2 birch bookshelves here. A plain green bookcase rests here. Peeking through the glass of an author's trunk, colourful tomes can be seen. A sigil in the shape of a small, rectangular monolith is on the ground. There are 3 indigo nightfire butterflies here.
test
You see a single exit leading north (closed door).
test
test
test
6460, 4628, 29545, 23020, exckdb-, 0S18:17:27.92
ql
Sycamore hollow. (indoors)
test
test
Vines have overtaken this location. Muria of Eleusis is here, curled up by the fire. A runic totem is planted solidly in the ground. A large tapestry is here, displaying an elaborate world map. Averan stands here, her mouth pursed in a slight frown. There are 2 ebony bookshelves carved with sinuous dragons here. Lying flat on the ground is a key-shaped sigil. A solid oak bench rests here. There are 2 logosmas stockings here. A green tapestry of a stag and wolf is placed here. There are 2 birch bookshelves here. A plain green bookcase rests here. Peeking through the glass of an author's trunk, colourful tomes can be seen. A sigil in the shape of a small, rectangular monolith is on the ground. There are 3 indigo nightfire butterflies here.
test
You see a single exit leading north (closed door).
test
test
test
6460, 4628, 29545, 23020, exckdb-, 0S18:17:27.92
As a side remark: as you can see from the different in the prompt lines, the bug is preventing downstream triggers from firing (I have a trigger for gagging the prompt I receive and a script function for displaying the prompt I want).
The relevant section of the plugin is:
function OnPluginTelnetSubnegotiation (type, option)
if type ~= ATCP then
return
end -- not Achaea subnegotiation
local command, args = string.match (option, "^([%a.]+)%s+(.*)$")
if not command then
return
end -- don't seem to have a command
--ExecuteNoStack("handle_GMCP " .. command .. "=" .. args)
--ExecuteNoStack("handle_GMCP2 " .. command .. "=" .. args)
Execute("test")
--print("subnegotiation complete")
end -- function OnPluginTelnetSubnegotiation
Having print above Execute("test") and the result is broken output. Having a print() call anywhere downstream of Execute("test") - for example, in the ^test$ alias itself fixes the output.
The content and options on the alias does not seem to matter. This is what the ^test$ alias looks like:
<aliases>
<alias
match="^test$"
enabled="y"
regexp="y"
send_to="12"
keep_evaluating="y"
sequence="100"
>
<send>test = "success"
--print(test)</send>
</alias>
</aliases>
Varying the options (other than Enabled, of course) did not affect this bug.
I speculate that the problem might have to do with line not ending properly? Is there a version of print function that doesn't begin a new line, which might work as a temporary fix?
Thanks in advance.