world.Debug

MUSHclient script function (Method)

Displays debugging information about the world

Prototype

VARIANT Debug(BSTR Command);

Data type meanings

Description

You can use this to quickly list things of interest about the world.

You can currently get the following information:

"actions" - things like hyperlinks that do something

"aliases" - list of world aliases

"alpha_options" - the world's alpha (string) options, and their values

"ansi" - lists the ANSI colours defined in the ANSI configuration tab (with swatches)

"arrays" - list of world arrays (see ArrayCreate)

"colours" - known colour names, (with swatches) and RGB codes etc.

"colours256" - list of extended ANSI colours (with swatches)

"commands" - lists command history

"custom_colours - lists the 16 custom colours along with their names (with swatches)

"entities" - lists known MXP entities with what the translate to

"global_options" - list of global options and their values

"included_options" - list of options set by included files

"info" - lists all GetInfo items and associated values

"internal_commands" - lists commands that can be done with DoCommand

"options" - the world's numeric options, and their values

"option_info" - list of alpha/numeric options and their ranges

"plugins" - lists information for each plugin (aliases, triggers, etc.)

"server_elements" - lists MXP elements defined by the MUD server

"server_entities" - lists MXP entities defined by the MUD server

"summary" - summarizes triggers, aliases, world info, plugins, miniwindows

"triggers" - list of world triggers

"variables" - list of world variables

eg. /world.Debug "aliases"

To find the list without referring to this web page, just type:

/world.Debug ""

VBscript example

/world.Debug "colours"

Jscript example

/world.Debug ("colours");

PerlScript example

/$world->Debug ("colours");

Python example

world.Debug ("colours")

Lua example

Debug ("colours")

Return value

Returns a variant, however it is not used at present. The debug information is displayed in the world window.