Question about commands 097

[dkpat]

my question is how exactly are the commands that are individual package folders work? I mean like in the magery skill package. the seer command .spellbook is there. how does POL know that that is where that command is?

[runtest]

Is this with the official release package? I noticed it is very different to say the least.

[dkpat]

yes it is the official release... it is much better organized, in my opinion, than it was before. but i'm asking how does it know where the command is? i just don't understand that.

[ncrsn]

Check out file config/cmds.cfg.

[dkpat]

that's part of what confuses me. it doesn't point to those individual directories. like the spellbook command is in the magery package.

[ncrsn]

POL scans through enabled packets on startup and checks if there are usable command scripts.

Where Does It Live?
The 'program' in a .src file, in a command level subdir of a package or /scripts/textcmd

To Define
Place the script in a command level subdir or /scripts/textcmd, or a package after defining the command level path in cmds.cfg.

Check your cmds.cfg. You probably have something like this in there:

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CmdLevel Player
{
    ----
}

CmdLevel Dev
{
    ----
    Alias    God
}

So, let's say you have package TEST, with enabled 1 in pkg.cfg; if you have a command script test.ecl in directory TEST/textcmd/God/, developer should be able to use it in game. If folder God is renamed to Dev, command would still work (after a boot, that is).

Answer to your question is thus: POL knows .spellbook because of its location.

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And if so happens that I'm wrong and facts I told happen to be not so valid, correct me.

[dkpat]

ok.. now i understand it better. thank you.