MUSHclient scripting

Description of MUSHclient world function: world.ChatAcceptCalls

Name	ChatAcceptCalls
Type	Method
Summary	Accepts incoming chat calls
Prototype	`long ChatAcceptCalls(short Port);` View list of data type meanings
Description	Starts accepting incoming chat calls. The port number specifies which port to listen for the calls on. If zero, the default chat port is used. If non-zero, this will change the default chat port. This will fail if MUSHclient is already accepting calls. It will also fail if another program or another world (eg. another MUSHclient window) is already listening for calls on the specified port. Thus, if you are accepting calls in different worlds simultaneously, each one must use a different port. The default port for chats is 4050. Note: Available in version 3.37 onwards.
VBscript example	`ChatAcceptCalls 0 ' use the default port ChatAcceptCalls 4051 ' use port 4051`
Jscript example	`ChatAcceptCalls (0); // use the default port ChatAcceptCalls (4051); // use port 4051`
PerlScript example	`ChatAcceptCalls (0); # use the default port ChatAcceptCalls (4051); # use port 4051`
Python example	`world.ChatAcceptCalls (0) # use the default port world.ChatAcceptCalls (4051) # use port 4051`
Lua example	`ChatAcceptCalls (0) -- use the default port ChatAcceptCalls (4051) -- use port 4051`
Lua notes	`The Port argument is optional. If omitted it defaults to 4050.`
Returns	`eChatAlreadyListening: We are already accepting calls. eCannotCreateChatSocket: We cannot do that, probably the port is in use. eOK: Now accepting calls.` View list of return code meanings
Introduced in version	3.37

See also ...

Function	Description
ChatCall	Calls a chat server (makes an outgoing call) using the MudMaster chat protocol
ChatDisconnect	Disconnects a current chat call
ChatDisconnectAll	Disconnects all current chat calls
ChatStopAcceptingCalls	Stops this world from accepting chat calls

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