kmuddy(1) - Linux man page
Name
KMuddy - a feature-rich MUD client for KDESynopsis
kmuddy [--help] [--help-qt] [--help-kde] [--help-all] [--author] [-v,--version] [--license] [--]Description
Currently supported features include ANSI color, tabbed connection window, MCCP v1/v2 compression, configurable colors and short-cuts, split-screen output history, command history, connection profiles, intelligent word-wrapping, flexible aliases and triggers with POSIX regular expressions, session transcripts, macro keys, external scripting, scripting variables, Mud Sound Protocol, and more.
For more detailed information, see the KMuddy Handbook in the KDE help section.
Options
KMuddy accepts the following commandline options:- --help
- Show summary of options.
- --help-qt
- Show QT-related options.
- --help-kde
- Show KDE-related options.
- --help-all
- Show all commandline options.
- --author
- Display information on KMuddy's author.
- --license
- Output a full copy of KMuddy's software license
- -v, --version
- Print version number and exit.
- --
- End of options.
Files
- ~/.kde/share/config/kmuddyrc
- Per-user global configuration file.
- ~/.kde/share/apps/kmuddy/profiles/
- Connection profile(s). For each seperate profile, things like triggers, aliases, etc. are kept.
- ${KDEDIR}/share/doc/HTML/en/kmuddy
- The KMuddy Handbook lives here.
- ${KDEDIR}/share/kmuddy/
- KMuddy example and test scripts in C, C++, and Perl.
- ${KDEDIR}/bin/kmuddy
- The actual binary executable.
Environment
- KMUDDY_SOCKET
- To communicate variables back and forth with scripts in realtime, KMuddy uses a temporary socket. When KMuddy executes an external script with variable-communication enabled, this environment variable is set.