Igor van den Hoven

This is an issue with C and not with tintin. I added a floating point exception handler which may or may not result in a crash with a stack dump.

If you type `#help index` tintin will explain the basics. The same text is available at this url: https://tintin.mudhalla.net/manual/index.php Do you feel something is missing there? I guess we're having...

I went ahead and published the more tutorial-ish sections of the manual as a stand alone html file. I updated the intro so it's a bit more clear how to...

You would need to use a second set of quotes around the argument on the right: ``` #if {"%1" == "{[0-9]+[neswud]}"} ``` Part of the syntax for #if is described...

Variable existence is covered in `#help lists`. To see if Test exists you would use ``` #if {&{Test} == 0} {#showme Variable named Test does not exist.} ```

#help pcre has some information on perl compatible regular expressions. In your example you should use instead: ``` #if {"$test" == "H%*"} {#show oh match}; ``` There's an active Discord...

One thing to be mindful of is to only call `%1` once in the event, and it's an option to increase BUFFER_SIZE in tintin.h and recompile. This is on my...

Thanks, should be fixed in the beta.

You can use: ``` #line substitute variables #action {$condition} {#show trigged!}; ``` Keep in mind if you have any variables in the action body, you may want to use `$$var`...

I looked into that in the past, but it doesn't produce good results on my own system. I'm not quite sure whether the code is at fault or the compiler....