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Description of MUSHclient world function: world.AddMapperComment


Name AddMapperComment
Type Method
Summary Adds a comment to the auto-map sequence
Prototype long AddMapperComment(BSTR Comment);
Description

Adds a comment to the auto-map sequence. This lets you put comments into the map sequence (eg. the name of the current room).

Note, mapping does *not* need to be enabled to use this method. This lets you use triggers or aliases to build up a map direction, rather than MUSHclient's automatic mapping.

VBscript example
world.AddMapperComment "Main Square"
Jscript example
world.AddMapperComment ("Main Square");
PerlScript example
$world->AddMapperComment("Main Square");
Python example
world.AddMapperComment ("Main Square")
Lua example
AddMapperComment ("Main Square")
Returns eBadMapItem: comment may not contain "{", "}", "(", ")", "/" or "\"
eOK: added OK

See also ...

Function Description
AddToMapper Adds a mapping direction to the auto-map sequence
DeleteAllMapItems Deletes the all items from the auto-mapper sequence.
DeleteLastMapItem Deletes the most recently-added item from the auto-mapper sequence.
GetMappingCount Gets a count of the number of items in the auto-map sequence
GetMappingItem Gets one item from the auto-map sequence
GetMappingString Returns the speedwalk string generated by the auto-mapper.
Mapping A flag to indicate whether we are mapping the world
RemoveMapReverses A flag to indicate whether we backtracks are removed during mapping

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