https://sourceforge.net/p/xpertmud/news/2003-10-04T12:30:51ZRecent posts to news2003-10-04T12:30:51Z2003-10-04T12:30:51ZErnst Bachmannhttps://sourceforge.net/u/entropy/https://sourceforge.netafe86d56b7220ff92e2840d6230a2b3a6a751e64

<div class="markdown_content"><p>A Ruby (http://www.ruby-lang.org/) Scripting plugin for xpertmud is currently being developed.<br /> Soon you will be able to choose between perl, python or ruby for your scripts :)<br /> And we are evaluating the possiblilty of adding JavaScript support (using Konquerors libkjs) as well</p></div>

2003-01-24T07:27:25Z2003-01-24T07:27:25ZErnst Bachmannhttps://sourceforge.net/u/entropy/https://sourceforge.net22f2b70bafbb0e268dceb6c405d4cd0f60cf3137

<div class="markdown_content"><p>The Win32 codebase is the identical with<br /> the unix source. So we just release both versions<br /> in the same download package. For Win32 users:<br /> Just hit download :-)</p></div>

2001-12-28T23:30:17Z2001-12-28T23:30:17ZErnst Bachmannhttps://sourceforge.net/u/entropy/https://sourceforge.net221faf8347e348054968cd40d09688fd44a58902

<div class="markdown_content"><p>At the moment there's quite a lot of<br /> coding work going on. Entropy hacked in<br /> plugin support, so now we are able to<br /> support other scripting languages, like<br /> python, too. There are also some new<br /> top-level functions for aliases, triggers,<br /> keybindings and timers in latest CVS. And<br /> finally the bt3030 script was changed to <br /> use the latest top-level functionality. There<br /> are no docs yet, but see the bt3030 script<br /> as reference... Check it out and happy hacking,<br /> globbi</p></div>