New Nexus Client

by Kaalak

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Unknown2010-10-19 14:10:35
I think the links from every page but the Lusternia home page are to the old Nexus client, and therefore do not work!
Arix2010-10-21 23:55:50
Something is very wrong with my reflexes/aliases box. I can't access any of my archives, the list that shows all my stuff is gone, and when I clicked the button to make a new reflex, the whole window went buggy

EDIT: It seems that somehow the editor is somehow much wider than the window, even when the window is fully maximized
Shiri2010-11-02 05:30:40
Whenever I try to write a post or copy paste anything I get random Ts and 4s everywhere. WTF?
Kaalak2010-11-02 15:51:28
QUOTE (Shiri @ Nov 2 2010, 05:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Whenever I try to write a post or copy paste anything I get random Ts and 4s everywhere. WTF?


I've copy and pasted plenty and haven't encountered this problem. What browser/java version?
Kiradawea2010-11-03 00:57:02
My command line suddenly became Right aligned... seems to still be acting up.
Kiradawea2010-11-04 15:31:34
Now I no longer get the nifty Nexus editor when I try to write letters or newspost. sad.gif
Shiri2010-11-04 15:50:14
You have to reenable it in the options thing (the button that isn't your reflexes and stuff.)
Calixa2010-11-10 22:16:31
Been using this client to hop on and get the daily credit when not having enough time to actually play. It has some great things I wouldn't mind seen translated into Mudlet scripts.

One remark about the people list though. It lists a lot more people than I can see with the various who commands. Yet it doesn't seem to list everyone. Just what does it pull the names from? Since I am in a manse, is it showing me everyone else that is in other manses or aetherspace as well? And is that actually intended, because afaik there is no text command that will ever show you this.
Vadi2010-11-10 23:32:18
It gets it from GMCP - which is data that's sent, but not displayed in a client. It's accessible for scripting, though.
Calixa2010-11-11 00:20:04
Ah yeah, I recall looking at the GMCP documentation. Just took another look at it, but that still leaves me curious about what determines who shows up in the lists? It looks like it sees "friendlies" everywhere but I have no real way of confirming that without pestering everyone about their location. Would be handy to know.
Vadi2010-11-11 00:48:44
Only Sior would know!
Sior2010-11-11 07:22:31
QUOTE (Calixa @ Nov 10 2010, 07:20 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ah yeah, I recall looking at the GMCP documentation. Just took another look at it, but that still leaves me curious about what determines who shows up in the lists? It looks like it sees "friendlies" everywhere but I have no real way of confirming that without pestering everyone about their location. Would be handy to know.

I'm not the coder for the nexus client, but I do handle most of the GMCP stuff for Lusternia.. What are you referring to?
Calixa2010-11-11 14:59:42
QUOTE (Sior the Anomaly @ Nov 11 2010, 08:22 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I'm not the coder for the nexus client, but I do handle most of the GMCP stuff for Lusternia.. What are you referring to?


Ok, to recap again: When I am in a manse, and do WHO, I will see just myself as I am there alone. However, the people sidebar on the Nexus client showed me a lot more people. But it clearly wasn't everyone that was online, because there were about 7 others I could see, while the who command said something like 78 people were on other planes. It looked like it just showed me a WHO across all planes of people who I share at least one channel with, as there were non-Mags on the list which I do share a clan with.

Now my question is, when using GMCP to fetch a list of people online (assuming that is what the nexus client does), what exactly is it supposed to show me? And is my observation that the nexus list shows me anyone I share at least one channel with correct?
Sior2010-11-11 16:51:57
QUOTE (Calixa @ Nov 11 2010, 09:59 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ok, to recap again: When I am in a manse, and do WHO, I will see just myself as I am there alone. However, the people sidebar on the Nexus client showed me a lot more people. But it clearly wasn't everyone that was online, because there were about 7 others I could see, while the who command said something like 78 people were on other planes. It looked like it just showed me a WHO across all planes of people who I share at least one channel with, as there were non-Mags on the list which I do share a clan with.

Now my question is, when using GMCP to fetch a list of people online (assuming that is what the nexus client does), what exactly is it supposed to show me? And is my observation that the nexus list shows me anyone I share at least one channel with correct?


This is the correct behavior. It shows you everyone you share a channel with.
Gleip2010-11-11 19:08:10
My auto Tower of Hanoi solver was eaten by Nexus. T.T
Lendren2010-11-11 20:17:01
QUOTE (Gleip @ Nov 11 2010, 02:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
My auto Tower of Hanoi solver was eaten by Nexus. T.T

I have a nine-line zMUD version if it helps:

CODE
#if (%1 = 1) {
  get one from %2
  put one into %3
  } {
  hanoi %eval( %1-1) %2 %4 %3
  get %item( @lNumberWords, %1) from %2
  put %item( @lNumberWords, %1) into %3
  hanoi %eval( %1-1) %4 %3 %2
  }

This is named hanoi and the syntax is hanoi piece from to using. E.g., hanoi 6 left right middle.

I have no idea how to do that in Nexus or if you even can do it recursively there, though.