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Word wrapping and linebreakingThu Apr 1 19:00:56 2010 MST
Yugo
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i was wondering if we could get a options to completly turn off word wrapping.
i have been having some problems with RDMP (amoung other) getting
cut into pieces in different places
resulting in the line not getting captured by triggers
it also makes the score looks wierd at time because a line gets
caught off somewhere in the score output.

anything we can do about this?
columns 9999
columns 9999
columns 9999
(ps: i tried to set the columns to 9999, but each time i scroll my
mouse the columns gets reset to 99, i talked to the creators of the
mudclient im using, and they talked about something called naws and
that there should be a option in the mud to turn it off or something
like that)
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>Word wrapping and linebreakingThu Apr 1 19:17:04 2010 MST
Yugo
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a small update on some observations i did.
i tried to run the client without any triggers and stuff, and as
long as i did nothing, well nothing happens.
but if i try anything, like pressing enter to get a new prompt line,
to showing my score, the wierd word wrapping would happen from time
to time.

this was with rdmp running, i then tried with rdmp turned off and
showing my score a few times and the wrapping would happen here from
time to time
>>Word wrapping and linebreakingFri Apr 16 15:30:33 2010 MST
Zifnab
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On Thu Apr 1 19:17:04 2010 Yugo wrote post #18:
> a small update on some observations i did.
> i tried to run the client without any triggers and stuff, and as
> long as i did nothing, well nothing happens.
> but if i try anything, like pressing enter to get a new prompt line,
> to showing my score, the wierd word wrapping would happen from time
> to time.
>
> this was with rdmp running, i then tried with rdmp turned off and
> showing my score a few times and the wrapping would happen here from
> time to time

IIRC when RDMP or portal or mxp is on we do not wrap anything.

you sure its not your client doin git.
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