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Everyone I've talked to... mafia and otherwise... has been having a lot of lag-related trouble lately. Granted, the vast majority were mafia using folks, but I'm still leaning toward "KoL issue" unless I hear reports that most non-mafia users are doing better.

For more complicated stuff, you may need to view the frame source. There's often a hidden parameter you need to pass (action=Yep. is common) as well as buttons & drop-downs.

This hasn't been debugged, but could be a good start: void parse_display(string playerid) { int [item] stuff; string display = visit_url("displaycollection.php?who=" + playerid + "&pwd"); matcher m = create_matcher(...

I have it on KeePass at home, I just don't have the updated password database at work. :)

I was going to do it myself, but can't recall my login info. :(

Ooh that looks awesome, thank you for putting in more work than was anticipated (well, thanks for all work really). Regarding the name, I tend to agree that more descriptive = better here; if a scripter doesn't like typing it, they can always pass it through their own super-abbreviated function...

If that's true, and I'm reading you right, it sounds perfect!

Heh, I tried to answer both "example of why" and "example of how" 'cause I wasn't sure which he meant. But yeah, no, brevity is not my strong suit. :p

Currently, I'm working on a set of scripts for clan management. Part of the process is to track who used which dungeons and / or borrowed something from the stash and / or returned it. In order to coordinate everything between various admins, I'm converting everything into UTC date / time. Then...

Translating one date format into another isn't an issue, so I'm fine with any of them, though I tend to lean towards ISO. For time format, my preference would be hours:minutes:seconds, with the seconds being optional and the time interpreted in 24 hour format if no AM/PM given, 12 hour format...

Weird... I must have really mis-read some things; I could swear... argh, I dunno what I did. For some reason I thought time_to_string() could take an arbitrary time, but that doesn't make any sense. I dunno man. What I meant to request was the ability to specify a time / date in a recognizable...

That handles some of the date stuff (one direction only, really), and none of the time stuff. I'm not saying it's impossible to make this work with the info we have, I'm just thinking that, if (and only if) it's not a huge deal to add support for my request, that it would make things much...

I would like to request that an overloaded version of time_to_string() be added that accepts a SimpleDateFormat string parameter, much like now_to_string() currently allows. This would allow creative scripters to do all sorts of time / date math, simply by passing the appropriate parameter...

The documentation's a wiki, so....

Probably the latest std_lib.ash; I believe that has the definition for the tab_info record.

Ok, as mentioned in the first post, there are lots of back-end changes to this version. I plan on doing some major refactoring for dungeon parsing as well, but wanted to put something that does at least as much as the old version out. Please note the error-checking isn't all that robust yet; if...

Indeed, and I use a copy that does essentially that (technically, I use a copy with ">= 4").

foreach i in $items[this, that, these, those, 3113] { // 3113 = xylinia's pencil itemfunction(i); itemfunction2(i); } :p While this thread is active, can I revive the request to turn "1000" into "1,000" when using rnum()? ;)

For most of the cases of "screws up highlighting / special characters" there's an int option you can use, and you can easily comment what it refers to for clarity. This usually feels like the 'best' option to me.

Fair enough, but that's why I've taken pains to make it so that by default, it works as close as possible to the existing version-checking methods in zlib. As far as I can see thus far, any way of naming a script's version that works under the current check_version() will work under this one as...