Just playing around and I added a few commands. My poor spelling lead me to:
Code:
zerdit
Huh!?!
Did you mean:
zedit
Now normally you would just type the command again. But I was like I know we can make clickable links in the mud. So I wanted to change it. So it acts like normal but with this change they become clickable.
In interpreter.c around line 555 you should see:
Code:
/* Only apply levenshtein counts if the command is not a trigger command. */
if ( (levenshtein_distance(arg, cmd_info[cmd].command) <= 2) &&
(cmd_info[cmd].minimum_level >= 0) )
{
if (!found)
{
send_to_char(ch, "\r\nDid you mean:\r\n");
found = 1;
}
send_to_char(ch, " %s\r\n", cmd_info[cmd].command);
}
Change
Code:
send_to_char(ch, " %s\r\n", cmd_info[cmd].command);
To
Code:
send_to_char(ch, " \t<send href='google %s'>%s\t</send>\r\n", cmd_info[cmd].command, cmd_info[cmd].command);
Now when when i mistake it made it show the nearest command and when clicked pulls up the help file.
You can also do this with help and help files as well.
Code:
send_to_char(ch, " \t<send href='google %s'>%s\t</send>\r\n", help_table[i].keywords, help_table[i].keywords);
Help files just change HELPFILE to whatever help
Code:
SEE ALSO: @<send "google HELPFILE"hint="Click here">HELPFILE@</send>,
