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Maybe. Though it seems as though this function ought to work if possible. As far as I can tell the name is taken from the HTML via regex when stored in lastEncounter, but by the time it gets stored in MonsterStatusTracker (where last_monster() gets its info from) the name has been canonicalised...

I think so. This is the best I could do: string lastEncounter = get_property("lastEncounter"); if(to_monster(lastEncounter) == last_monster()) { print("True"); # lastEncounter was a combat } else { print("False"); # lastEncounter was a non-combat } I haven't worked through...

if (channel == "Events")

Yeah... I started writing some code to try and fix this a while ago, but my degree intensifying coincided with a burnout from KoL and I didn't get very far (and haven't been around much since). What's being described sounds like the issue I was trying to fix way back when and is exactly what...

If I remember correctly, this is correct. It was one of the frustrations I had when trying to write this patch first time round, as I couldn't readily see how to fix this. I believe my solution at the time was to start the chat poller when the relay browser chat was opened, or when GUI chat was...

Is this an intentional change? The preference has been chatbotScript, not chatBotScript for as long as I've been using it.

Is headless mode acceptable?

In addition, the seconds in the timestamp carry little meaning, since they would just reflect when the chat message object was created by mafia. Nothing really to do with the messages themselves as sent to the server.

The only way I can see that messages might be "eaten" would be if you had new chat in the relay browser and the native mafia chat client open at the same time. Is this the case?

That sounds great. I am unlikely to finish this. I don't even have time for KoL itself at the moment.

Personally, my favourite silly word is erinaceous. I have been aware of it for about two years now, waiting for a chance to use it appropriately. One is yet to arrive...

Congratulations :-) Honestly, sometimes I need a bit of a kick. I don't mind.

Could you talk me through this -- I just tried to look at this problem (and fix it) but couldn't reproduce. My process: 1. I posted a link for http://google.co.uk 2. I added highlighting for the word google 3. I posted a link for http://www.google.co.uk 4. I tested both links In both cases...

The security isn't the main issue here, you are right. But what you say is not entirely true. KoLmafia, being open source and all, is a whole different ball park. I get to change the code to my liking and blend the main code with mine to make it my software. Trust isn't a part of it at any...

I realise you have put ever increasing amounts of work into this, but I don't think this is the right solution to the problem you are trying to fix. Fronobulax sums it up nicely. There are better, more robust solutions that also keep control firmly in the hands of the end users. If you really...

That is exactly what I meant.

The code I am writing for chat is progressing, but very slowly. If someone wants to do this, I am happy for them to do so. As it is, it will get there, but in time (probably quite a lot of it). I'm sorry for the lack of progress, but I have to put my course first, and I am currently working 12...

There's an ash script that will do that for you. I agree with Veracity that it shouldn't be the native behaviour.

This reminds me of the wonderful article by Eric S. Raymond How To Ask Questions The Smart Way. Sadly it seems to be read by people who already understand its proposals more than it is by its intended audience. I particularly like:

I don't use OS X (linux and windows), and can't comment on the look and feel, but it seems odd that there is a black line on the left and right of those buttons (giving a 3d effect) and not on the top or bottom. Is that what you are referring to, wrldwzrd89?