Difference between pages "GLOBALS GLOBAL-VARIABLES GLOBAL-VARS GVARS" and "AT WAT MAT OAT"

Latest revision as of 16:10, 13 July 2017

AT WAT MAT OAT

%AT% WAT MAT OAT

%at% <target> <command>

Using %at% will perform the command in the room where target is found.

Example: {cRTSTAT 19{c0

{cRTSTAT 20{c0

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-'''GLOBALS GLOBAL-VARIABLES GLOBAL-VARS GVARS'''
+'''AT WAT MAT OAT'''
 [[Category:Help Files]]
+[[Category:Building]]
-GLOBALS GLOBAL-VARIABLES GLOBAL-VARS GVARS
+%AT% WAT MAT OAT
-GLOBALS GLOBAL-VARIABLES GLOBAL-VARS GVARS
+%AT% WAT MAT OAT
-GLOBALS GLOBAL-VARIABLES GLOBAL-VARS GVARS
+%AT% WAT MAT OAT
-Usage: global variablename
+%at% <target> <command>
-* To make a variable 'reachable' from other scripts it has to be made 'global'.
-* In this case I make a local known var %has_bribed_guard% and make it global.
-* It's a good idea to use this in conjunction with context.
-global has_bribed_guard
-Used to change a variable from local to global. If a global variable is
+Using %at% will perform the command in the room where target is found.
-modified, this command must be used to update the global contents as well.
+Example: {cRTSTAT 19{c0
-Example: {cRTSTAT 45{c0
+{cRTSTAT 20{c0
-See Also: [[VARIABLES]]  [[CONTEXT]]