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Page
This page describes the functionality for the Built-In page command. For more information on how the extended page functionality works, look at the global page command.
Command Information |
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Keyword |
page |
Type |
BuiltIn |
Arguments |
<user> |
<message> |
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Aliases |
None |
Usage |
page <user> |
page <user>=<message> |
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Purpose
Requests that a player meet you or sends a user a private message.
Syntax
To inform a user that you are looking for them and would like to meet them at your location:
page <user>
To send a private message to a user:
page <user>=<message>
Parameters
<user>
- The name or database reference number you would like to send a request or message to.
<message>
- The message you would like to send the user. This message can be sent to a user, regardless of their location.
Examples
Example 1
If a player named Jaxen wanted to ask a player named Morticon to meet them at her location, "The Old Decrepit Building", she would type the following:
page Morticon
Jaxen would see the following:
You sent your summons to Morticon.
Morticon would see the following:
You sense that Jaxen is looking for you in The Old Decrepit Building.
Example 2
If a player named Lepus wanted to ask Alkani about the status of the generator while he was in the same room as him, he would type the following:
page Alkani=Do you know what the status of the generator is?
Lepus would see the following:
You page, "Do you know what the status of the generator is?" to Alkani.
Alkani would see the following:
Lepus pages, "Do you know what the status of the generator is?" to you.
Example 3
If Alkani wanted to reply to Lepus about the generator status, but Alkani is no longer in the same room as Lepus, he would type the following:
page Lepus=The generator is currently turned off.
Alkani would see the following:
You page, "The generator is currently turned off." to Lepus.
Lepus would see the following:
Alkani pages, "The generator is currently turned off." to you.
Example 4
If Jaxen wanted to say something silly to Lepus and juggle, she would type the following:
page Lepus=:juggles lemons and grins. "What, you mean you can't do this?"
Jaxen would see the following:
You page-pose, "Jaxen juggles lemons and grins. "What, you mean you can't do this?"" to Lepus.
Lepus would see the following:
In a page-pose to you, Jaxen juggles lemons and grins. "What, you mean you can't do this?"
Caveats
Messages passed to the pose command may also include dialogue. Anything said as dialogue will need to be manually enclosed in double-quotes or the dialogue marker of your choice. Additionally, you will need to insert the appropriate dialogue verbs, such as "says," "said," "yells," &c. See the examples above for reference.
Most MUCKs install a replacement page package. The replacement package has this fundamental functionality described along with additional functions that make page much more flexible. SpinDizzy MUCK has a replacement page command installed.
Related
Say - Send a message to the room
Pose - Send an action to the room
Whisper - Send a private message or action to a person in the same room
Page++ - An extended-function version of the built-in implementation of the page command
Parent Topic
List of SpinDizzy MUCK System Built-In and Local Commands