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FUNCTION: {{function|accent}}(<string>,<template>) The accent() function will return <string>, with characters in it possibly changed to accented ones according to <tem ...

FUNCTION: {{function|switch}}(''string''[,''pattern1'',''result1'']...[,''default'']) ...''default'' is evaluated. This function expects at least two arguments (''string'' and ''default''). If an odd number of arguments is given, then there is n ...

...s the contents of the ''what'' [[attribute]] on ''victim'', or the ''def'' string if you can't read the victim's ''what'' attribute. :> @verb test1=me,xtest,XTEST DFLT,oxtest,OXTEST DFLT,axtest,{a,b c,de} ...

If a regular expression could match two different parts of the input string, it will match the one which begins earliest. If both begin in the same pl ...is already spoken for, the `b*' must match its last possibility-the empty string-since it must respect the earlier choice. ...

That is, the string, ''eval'', is evaluated once for each item in ''list'' replacing the specia ...by the outer-most [[iter()]]. That is, the result of 'iter(1 2 3,iter(A B C,##))' is '1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3' on [[PennMUSH]], [[RhostMUSH]], and [[TinyMUX] ...

...]]. What is the mechanism that it used to provide this? It's provided by a C++ function in the hardcode called [[fun_sqrt()]]. Even though it looks the ...calls a C/C++ Standard Math Library function called sqrt() strangely. This C++ function opens up yet another level of square-rootness. On a Unix system ...

...codes the highest-level type or most-abstract purpose (rw for row, str for string). && ( c < d ...

FUNCTION: {{function|locate}}(''looker'', ''string'', ''where'') c - Look for exits carried by ''looker'' (and by ''looker'''s parents). ...

; %c<code> : ANSI color codes. See: [[ansi()]]. ; %| : A string piped from the previous command in a pipe. ...

; %c&lt;code&gt; : [[ANSI]] color codes. ; %| : A string [[Piping|piped]] from the previous command in a pipe. ...