On Wed, 9 Jul 1997, Erwin S. Andreasen wrote:
>On Tue, 8 Jul 1997, Ben Leibig wrote:
>
>> their system(cancan, or powwow) but if you are you can use any editor on your
>> system as an external editor and then when you exit and save, it sends your
>> text back to the mud which puts it where it needs to go. This method of
>I can tell you that using your favorite editor to edit notes, text files,
>mob programs and such is a REAL improvent of normal line-editing, even if
>that has s/replace, deleteing/inserting lines and such.
MUD++ simply implements a full telnet daemon and uses SPico for building.
No special client and still a nice editor. I don't know what kind of
security risk that is, probly more to worry about codewise looking for
buffer problems and loopholes. If you can do a C++ -> C port it might be
worth it but a pain.
-George
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