Archive it as a .zip file

Aha!

Note: If you don't have Anisu's name highlighter, you'll want to remove that line in the trigger. If you do, and you're on the Glom/Celest side, just change the org names.

Awesome, thanks!

Mudlet now has a wiki at wiki.mudlet.org, perhaps it would be good to organize scripts there for easier searchability than in a forum thread.

Why does
Lua for k in pairs(gmcp.Room.Info.exits) do echo("battcap", k.." ") end

work from the commandline, but not from within a script? (without the lua at the start)

There are no differences between commandline and script - your problem must be elsewhere.

I'd like to make buttons of some sort that I can change the label of with a trigger. I can't see any way to do that other than make a label, hide it, and make a new label. Any tips?

What do you mean by 'change'?

Make the text read something different depending on certain states. That's how I read it at least.

You just re-do what you did to make it show before... ie if you used echo("mylabel", "stuff to say") then you do it with a different text - echo("mylabel", "stuff to say")

Is there a function to change the font type in mini windows?

No, because if you make scripts that make use of that and share them, other people aren't guaranteed to have those fonts (pain)

Ah, okay. Thanks!

Also is there a way to capitalize all of the letters in a string? Like title() but for the whole word.

string.upper()

Am I right to assume Mudlet's string:split() function takes a string as a delimiter, and won't accept a pattern?

How would I create a space with this alias? I had it before but it's been a while and I lost it during some configuration of mudlet. ^gst\\s+(\\w+)$ I am trying to get a direction in a gust syntax.

That should work as is.

^gst\\s+(\\w+)$
send("cast gust " .. .. " " .. matches)

Alternately, ^gst(\\s+\\w+)$
send("cast gust '" .. .. matches)

In the second, you just capture the space as part of the direction match so you don't have to concatenate one in.

Probably, if it doesn't work then it is so. The Lua wiki has quite a few of string split functions though, and some of them are bound to accept a pattern.

Ignore me, solution to problem was found.

Hrm I actually forgot about that, now I really have to redo the IFF in to script functions so I can use that to automaticly patch in