Trigger Management

disablegroup

Syntax

/disablegroup {name}

Use Case:

Deactivates a group.

Arguments:

• {name}: The group name.

Examples:

1. /disablegroup {combat}

See Also:

group, enablegroup

enablegroup

Syntax

/enablegroup {name}

Use Case:

Enables or disables an entire group of triggers. Also known as /group {name} {on|off}.

Arguments:

• {name}: The name of the group.

Examples:

1. /disablegroup {combat}
2. /enablegroup {healer}

See Also:

killgroup

killall

Syntax

/killall

Use Case:

Immediately clears the entire script engine. This deletes all aliases, actions, variables, gags, highlights, macros, and arrays. USE WITH CAUTION.

Arguments:

• (None)

Examples:

1. /killall

See Also:

zap

killgroup

Syntax

/killgroup {name}

Use Case:

Permanently deletes ALL triggers (aliases, actions, variables, etc.) belonging to the specified group.

Arguments:

• {name}: The name of the group to kill.

Examples:

1. /killgroup {temp_triggers}

See Also:

killall

unaction

Syntax

/unaction {pattern|index}

Use Case:

Removes a trigger.

Arguments:

• {pattern}: The pattern to remove.
• {index} : The numerical index.

Examples:

1. /unaction {You are hungry.}
2. /unaction {12}

See Also:

action, actions

unalias

Syntax

/unalias {name|index}

Use Case:

Removes a previously defined alias.

Arguments:

• {name} : The pattern of the alias to delete.
• {index}: The numeric position in the list.

Examples:

1. /unalias {gs}
2. /unalias {5}

See Also:

alias, aliases

unarray

Syntax

/unarray {name}

Use Case:

Deletes a previously defined array.

Arguments:

• {name}: The name of the array to remove.

Examples:

1. /unarray {myMap}

See Also:

array

unevent

Syntax

/unevent {type}

Use Case:

Removes an event definition.

Arguments:

• {type}: The event type to clear.

Examples:

1. /unevent {onConnect}

See Also:

event

unmacro

Syntax

/unmacro {key}

Use Case:

Removes a key macro.

Arguments:

• {key}: The key name to unbind.

Examples:

1. /unmacro {F1}

See Also:

macro