Difference between revisions of "UO.Msg"
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| − | This command sends a series of key-strokes to the client as specified by string str. | + | This command sends a series of key-strokes to the client as specified by string str. IN EUO a '$' sign denoted a carriage return. In OpenEUO you must pass the carridge return character (ascii code 13). |
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| + | UO.Msg('my message'..string.char(13)) | ||
Note: Instead of using UO.Msg to speak, whisper, yell, etc. it is more stable and easier to work with UO.Macro(). | Note: Instead of using UO.Msg to speak, whisper, yell, etc. it is more stable and easier to work with UO.Macro(). | ||
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[[UO.Macro]] | [[UO.Macro]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:21, 13 October 2010
UO.Msg(str)
This command sends a series of key-strokes to the client as specified by string str. IN EUO a '$' sign denoted a carriage return. In OpenEUO you must pass the carridge return character (ascii code 13).
UO.Msg('my message'..string.char(13))
Note: Instead of using UO.Msg to speak, whisper, yell, etc. it is more stable and easier to work with UO.Macro().
