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@friarzen Thanks - yes I remember the discussion now, but since it's not written down anywhere in the issue, it's easy to forget the details. :sweat_smile: Could you compile a...

@friarzen I have looked into this. The characters you see in e.g. the `who` output is ANSI escape sequences. This is because `who` uses `ANSITable` which in turn runs its...

@mfreidel > I'd be willing to help however I can. I'm new to contributing (generally) and still getting up to speed on the inner workings of Evennia, but I'll keep...

Since there would need to be a HTML menu equivalent to this for the webclient, this is an example of a clickable menu created purely in CSS for future reference:...

https://github.com/evennia/evennia/pull/2358 implements the MXP web-link part of this ticket.

Sounds like a fun PR to contribute with :)

The funcparser is specifically built to support nesting of quotes; if it does not there may be a bug :)

Yes, it should work like Python in this case.

Reference of discussion in discord: It's a balance between being pythonic and easy to use; because plain python does require the quotes to denote a string while FuncParse really starts...

So, if I understand you right, you are suggesting modifying the parser to drop the 'literal mode' entered when starting a `"` or `'` entirely, and just passing whatever is...