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#4838, "Cmud snips part of desc"
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I need your help.
I was putting my description off, when I noticed that one line was parsed off from the screen. I am using cmud.
This is the original set of lines:
Bright red eyes that exude a mixture of ferocity and cruelty are visible
above a partly opened maw, that allows the smallest glint of razor sharp
fangs.
And It shows up as:
Bright red eyes that exude a mixture of ferocity and cruelty are visible
fangs.
The desc only appears completely when I disable parsing.
Please give me a hand to fix this. Any idea on how to tackle it helps.
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  RE: Cmud snips part of desc,
incognito,
12-Apr-18 08:03 AM, #7
  He could,
Kstatida,
12-Apr-18 08:11 AM, #8
Check your gag settings?,
Murphy,
11-Apr-18 09:52 PM, #1
RE: Check your gag settings?,
felar assassin (Anonymous),
11-Apr-18 10:02 PM, #2
Someone who uses CMud can probably brief you on that.,
Murphy,
11-Apr-18 10:12 PM, #3
RE: Someone who uses CMud can probably brief you on tha...,
Felar assassin (Anonymous),
11-Apr-18 10:14 PM, #4
Is that a snippet from your configuration file?,
Murphy,
11-Apr-18 11:28 PM, #5
RE: Is that a snippet from your configuration file?,
felar assassin (Anonymous),
11-Apr-18 11:52 PM, #6
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incognito | Thu 12-Apr-18 08:03 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
4495 posts
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#4845, "RE: Cmud snips part of desc"
In response to Reply #0
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Could you have accidentally added to your role, or a note, rather than your description?
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Kstatida | Thu 12-Apr-18 08:11 AM |
Member since 12th Feb 2015
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#4846, "He could"
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But didn't. Problem already solved, check the thread below.
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Murphy | Wed 11-Apr-18 09:52 PM |
Member since 30th Dec 2010
1639 posts
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#4839, "Check your gag settings?"
In response to Reply #0
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Probably it skips the line because it matches a regexp set to be gagged.
Just a guess.
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#4840, "RE: Check your gag settings?"
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>Probably it skips the line because it matches a regexp set to
>be gagged.
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>Just a guess.
You are talking to the illiterate,hehehe.
The closest to what you said seems to be options>general>scripting>special characters.
And in there I don't see anything in the line that might cause this mess.
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Murphy | Wed 11-Apr-18 10:12 PM |
Member since 30th Dec 2010
1639 posts
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#4841, "Someone who uses CMud can probably brief you on that."
In response to Reply #2
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I'm just making an educated guess (which I'm 80% sure is a correct guess but I can't help you verify it because I don't know CMud specifically).
Are you using a pre-made config for CMud?
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#4842, "RE: Someone who uses CMud can probably brief you on tha..."
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>I'm just making an educated guess (which I'm 80% sure is a
>correct guess but I can't help you verify it because I don't
>know CMud specifically).
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>Are you using a pre-made config for CMud?
I just looked at my variables and I had one (someone gifted that one to me) set up so that if I type: item "scarab's sneakers" it will throw me an id of the item if its in the database.
On that variable there is a gag command, do you think it's interacting with the line?
#file 2 "c:\cmud\carritems.txt"
#var tmp_list %grep( 2, %1)
#loop 0,%numitems( @tmp_list) {#echo %item( @tmp_list, %i)}
#unvar tmp_list
#close 2
#GAG Opened "C:\Program Files (x86)\CMUD\carritems.txt" as file 2
#GAG Closed "C:\Program Files (x86)\CMUD\carritems.txt" on file 2
#GAG Variable tmp_list removed.
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Murphy | Wed 11-Apr-18 11:28 PM |
Member since 30th Dec 2010
1639 posts
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#4843, "Is that a snippet from your configuration file?"
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Could that GAG line be improperly written and gag anything that contains the word "opened"?
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#4844, "RE: Is that a snippet from your configuration file?"
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>Could that GAG line be improperly written and gag anything
>that contains the word "opened"?
God damn, you are right.
Thank you very much, I never noticed that.
Now everything shows, I bet that I will also be able to see that key/bottle in the loch.
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