Zenith/code goodies

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Custom emit command

&cmd-emit me=$em ?*:@emit %r%t[switch(%0,",[if(strmatch(%1,*"*),"%1,%N says\\, "%1")],:,%N %1,;,%N%1,%0%1)]

This command is used by typing em <stuff>. Regular MUSH stuff such as " ; : are treated as you'd expect.

Custom description format

@descformat me=--+===[ljust(< %xg[name(me)]%xn >,66,=)]===+--%r%r%0%r%r--+===[rjust(< %xg[v(data_formname)] Character%xn >,66,=)]===+--

A fancy format to show off with when people look at the char. Assumes you've set &data_formname me=<something> - my custom +shift commands switch this up depending on the form I'm in.

Custom shift commands

&cmd-homid me=$homid:+shift shifter-homid;&data_formname me=Human;@sex me=Male;@name me=v(name-homid)

&cmd-archid me=$archid:+shift mokole-archid;&data_formname me=Eotyrannus;@sex me=Unknown;@name me=v(name-archid)

&cmd-suchid me=$suchid:+shift halpatee-suchid;&data_formname me=American Alligator;@sex me=Just Try It;@name me=v(name-suchid)

These replace typing the rather overlong form names used here. It also changes the sex to indeterminate for the reptile forms and updates the name to be form-specific, a feature I like so that I know what body I parked my char in.