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#action
#alias
#antisubstitute
#autoreconnect
#bell
#break
#char
#clean
#colon
#comment
#connect
#cr
#daa
#drop
#echo
#feed
#flash
#gag
#grab
#group
#help
#hide
#hidewindow
#highlight
#hotkey
#if
#ignore
#info
#kickall
#killall
#lick
#llist
#log
#logadd
#logpass
#loop
#map
#mark
#math
#message
#multiaction
#multihighlight
#multisubstitute
#next
#nodrop
#nope
#output
#path
#pathdir
#pinch
#play
#prefix
#presub
#ps
#quit
#race
#read
#reloadscripts
#restorewindow
#resume
#return
#run
#savepath
#scriptlet
#showme
#sos
#speedwalk
#spit
#status
#stick
#substitute
#systemexec
#tabadd
#tabdel
#terminate
#textin
#tick
#tmlist
#togglesubs
#tolower
#toupper
#tray
#tskill
#tslist
#unaction
#unalias
#unantisubstitute
#unhotkey
#unpath
#unsubstitute
#unuse
#unvar
#use
#variable
#verbatim
#wait
#wamp
#wdock
#whisper
#winamp
#wlog
#wname
#woutput
#wpos
#write
#wshow
#wt
#zap

Syntax:
#action {входная строка} {действия} {приоритет}

This command allows you to program an action (or several) that must be performed when entering any text from the MUD. Such macro commands are called triggers. Individual words in the input string can be replaced with variables %0-%9, which can then be used in the “action” key.

All triggers are saved in a single list. Any string coming from the game is checked for compliance with the conditions of the trigger. If it matches several at once, the triggers are executed in order according to the set priority. That is, if you want to specify which trigger is more important, assign a higher execution priority to it. The highest priority is “0”, the lowest is “9”.

If the input line starts with a character ^, the line received from the game will be considered as corresponding to the trigger only if a match occurs from the very beginning of the line.

If the command is #actiongiven without any arguments, a full list of the specified triggers will be displayed.

If the command is #actiongiven with only one argument, a list of all the triggers will be displayed, the input line of which contains the given word or combination of words. A valid character is allowed *. See examples.

Examples:
#action {You are hungry.} {eat bread} {2}
When a game says you are hungry, you will automatically eat bread.

#action {^%0 arrived from the %1} {kill %0} {0}
When someone enters the location where you are, you will automatically attack him.

#action {^Nice white fountain is here} {drink water from fountain} {5}
If a line comes from the game, starting with the words “Nice white fountain is here”, you will automatically drink water from the fountain. This way, the unfair behavior of other players, who may, for example, tell you such a phrase near a poisonous source, will be warned - in this case, the line “NAME tell you: Nice white fountain is here” will arrive and the trigger will not work.

#action
Output of all given triggers:

{The momentum of your kick}={sta} @ {5}
{You try to bash}={sta} @ {5}
{are hungry}={get $food $chest;eat $food} @ {5}
{are thirsty}={drink water} @ {5}
{crashes into you}={sta} @ {5}
{disarms your weapon}={get axe} @ {5}

#action *you*
Output all the triggers containing the word “you” in the input line:

{The momentum of your kick}={sta} @ {5}
{You try to bash}={sta} @ {5}
{crashes into you}={sta} @ {5}
{disarms your weapon}={get axe} @ {5}

You can temporarily disable execution of triggers with the #ignore command. Repeated return of this command will enable the trigger again.

You can enable the display of commands executed in the trigger with the command #echo. Repeated returns #echo turns off the display.

To remove triggers use the #unaction command.

See also: #unaction , #ignore , #multiaction

Syntax:
#alias {ИМЯ МАКРОСА} {КОМАНДЫ}

The macro (alias) allows you to specify a new command, making it from a sequence of simpler ones. When issuing a command with the name of an existing alias, JMC will replace it with the sequence of commands specified in this alias. In commands, special variables can be used:% 0 …% 9, intended to indirectly indicate the words of the line to which the alias is applied. The variable% 0 denotes the last words in a command using an alias, the variables% 1-% 9 contain the words of the string.

Examples:
#alias {k} {kill %1}
Every time you issue a command k ИМЯ, a string will be sent to the game server kill ИМЯ. Those. k dragonwill be replaced by kill dragon.

#alias putex {put %1 into %2; #showme {done: %0}}
Now you can give a command like putex bread chest. In this case, the game server will send a string put bread into chestand you will be answered with a string done: bread chest. In this example, the variable %0contains bread chest, %1contains breadand %2contains chest.

If the second parameter of the alias is missing, JMC will show you all the aliases whose name matches the specified one.

Examples: #alias k
JMC will show alias information with the name “k”.

#alias *get*
JMC will display information about all aliases whose name contains a combination of the letters “get”.

If the command is #aliasgiven without any parameters at all, JMC will display information about all specified aliases.

#comment

Syntax:
#comment <текст>
## <текст>
#nope <текст>

This command does nothing. Used to write comments in macro files.

Alas, but when you first write to the file with JMC, all teams #nopewill be mercilessly wiped, so it makes sense to provide comments to the file only if you are convinced that you do not need to write to this file during the game.

Sets the comment character. All commands starting with such a character or with ##will be ignored.

Example:

#comment алиасы для использования в бою.
## алиасы для использования в бою.
#nope алиасы для использования в бою.

Syntax:
#connect <адрес MUD'а> <номер порта>

The command is used to establish a connection with the game server.
If you are already connected somewhere, the message “Close current connection first” will appear (Close the current connection first). The current connection status is shown in the JMC status bar.

#message

Syntax:
#message {ТИП}

This command enables / disables the issuance of messages that originate when defining / deleting aliases, variables, replacements, anti-alias, or highlights. Valid values of the argument TYPE: alias, action, substitute, antisubstitute, highlights, variable, uses.

This command is useful for preventing screen cluttering and unnecessary spamming. For example, often some kind of triggers are hung on teams of movement. In order not to receive annoying messages about trigger redefinition every time you move, use the command #messagewith the appropriate argument.

Example:
#message {variable}
You will no longer receive messages like:
#Variable start now set to 1

#textin

Syntax:
#textin {имя файла}

This command reads text from the specified file and sends it to the server without any processing. Useful for controlling the game or writing large messages.

JMC Commands

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#action

#alias

#antisubstitute

#autoreconnect

#bell

#break

#char

#clean

#colon

#comment

#connect

#cr

#daa

#drop

#echo

#feed

#flash

#gag

#grab

#group

#help

#hide

#hidewindow

#highlight

#hotkey

#if

#ignore

#info

#kickall

#killall

#lick

#llist

#log

#logadd

#logpass

#loop

#map

#mark

#math

#message

#multiaction

#multihighlight

#multisubstitute

#next

#nodrop

#nope

#output

#path

#pathdir

#pinch

#play

#prefix

#presub

#ps

#quit

#race

#read

#reloadscripts

#restorewindow

#resume

#return

#run

#savepath

#scriptlet

#showme

#sos

#speedwalk

#spit

#status

#stick

#substitute

#systemexec

#tabadd

#tabdel

#terminate

#textin

#tick

#tmlist