Ideas for /skript command and script-related events and stuff @EDIT 2

[T3sT3ro]

Please, add "/skript scripts" command to show all scripts in scripts folder - enabled - green with [enabled] prefix, disabled - red with [disabled] prefix @EDIT Some useful things:

some ideas

• ability to create folders with scripts in scripts folder as projects:
• command /skript reload project "Project No.1" will reload all scripts in project
• command /skript enable/disable project "Project No.1" will enable/disable all scripts in project
• notes prefixed with $ symbol in scripts as it's info
• $author:
• $version:
• $update: <all fixes, bugs removed, things added in this version>
• command /skript info "abc" shows all informations prefixed by $
• NEW moving skript between folders [command and effect] fe. move "example.sk" to "otherfolder"
• NEW scripts need to reload themselves without other script

Expressions/conditions/events/effects:

• on any script load/unload [when any script is load/unloaded]
• on load of script named "abc"
• add script [-s | named "ABC"] to {running::*}
• send names [-s] of [enabled | disabled] script [-s | named "ABC" ] to player
• change name of script "ABC" to "xyz"
• add/remove script "abc" to/from project "Project No.1"
• kill script/project "abc" - immediately stops script without saving anything
• (if | while) (script | project ) "ABC" exist[-s]
• NEW on script move [to | from project "ABC"]

think and write down your ideas :D

[GrassyMoss]

For the reloading as a project suggestion, you can put all the scripts for a "project" into a folder, and with /sk reload <Folder Name>, you can reload a specific folder. I do, however, quite like the idea of having a list of enabled scripts. It makes it easier to see which ones are currently being used without having to open the scripts folder.

[T3sT3ro]

But puting the same code in all scripts is unconfortable. I have made prototype of list-of-enabled-scripts, but it is hard to EDIT list ie. When I change name of script it is still on the disabled scripts list and it must be removed manually from {enabled:: *}. Maybe you have better script ? Can u give me link to it ?

[Njol]

Like @GrassyMoss said, you can already put scripts into a folder and enable or disable the whole folder with a single command.

I also like some of the script-related events and stuff (BTW: edited the title).

[marium0505]

This would be awesome! :D