Editor
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There are many features of The Inquisition that require you to enter text across multiple lines (such as a description, mail, etc). Within that editor, there are special commands you can use:
| Command | Details |
|---|---|
| @r 'old' 'new' | replace 'old string' with 'new string' Can omit quotes if doing single-word replacement (@r old new), or use double-quotes if string includes an '. (@r "say 'hi'" "say 'hello'") |
| @h | show this list of commands |
| @s | see how string looks thus far |
| @f | word wrap string to fit 80-column display. (This is recommended. Wraps by paragraph) |
| @c | clear entire string |
| @ld <num> | delete line number <num>. To see line numbers use @s. |
| @li <num> <str> | insert <str> at line <num> |
| @lr <num> <str> | replace line <num> with <str>. |
| @~ <command> | execute <command>. Valid commands are any communication method, who, tell, help, and reply. |
| @# | total number of characters currently in string. |
| @+ | see an 80-char paginator |
| @a | abort string. Works only when writing mail or on an IC or OOC board. |
| @x | exit editor, saving string |
If this helpfile was assisted to you, it usually means that the sender
suggests that you format your description using @f. This will prevent
lines from wrapping strangely in your description, and is highly
recommended. Thanks to Iqueii for this suggestion.
