Re: Inputting a text file for use as a program in a MOO

• Date: Mon, 23 Oct 1995 18:49:55 PDT
• From:
  Rich Connamacher <phantom@baymoo.sfsu.edu>
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On Mon, 23 Oct 1995, Chris Jones wrote:

> 
> 	Thank you very much, every one who replied to my post yesterday 
> (re: byte quota as opposed to object quota).  Now, the thing I need to 
> know is:  Is there any way to input a text file (containing MOO code) 
> into the MOO, without having to connect from a different site?
> 
> 	(I'm running Linux, MOO Server 1.7.9p1, Core from 1-Oct-94, on a 
> 486.  I use a local telnet to get into the MOO...)  Any ideas?
> 
> 

I believe that FUP has just what you want... just toss the file into your 
files/ directory, and fileread() it into memory.  Then eval it or 
use it in set_verb_code or something along those lines.  (Sorry, I forget 
the address from where to get FUP.. check the MOO-cows archives for that, 
it's mentioned all over the place)

Phantom

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• Inputting a text file for use as a program in a MOO
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