example:

/addworld lego eleven.uccs.edu 5252

- Remember to use the /saveworld comand

/saveworld

USING HAVEN COMMANDS:

Since all tinyfugue commands begin with slash ('/'), you have to send

two slashes to get TinyFugue to pass a slash to the haven. Thus, '/p1

hi' becomes '//p1 hi'. Alternatively, you can replace the slash with a

period ('.') on most havens, i.e. '.p1 hi'.

QUITTING TINYFUGUE:

The /quit command closes all open connections and returns you to UNIX.

EDITING:

The left and right cursor keys will move you within the line of input

you are entering. The up and down arrows keys scroll you through the

history of what you have typed, that you may re-send lines or edit

small mistakes. If the up and down keys do not work, CTRL-P is

previous (up) and CTRL-N is next (down). Also, CTRL-A moves you to the

beginning of the line and CTRL-E to the end.

KEY PURPOSE

--------- -----------------------------------------------------

CTRL-A Move cursor to beginning of input.

CTRL-B Move cursor back one word (beginning of word).

CTRL-E Move cursor to end of input.

CTRL-F Move cursor forward one word (beginning of word).

CTRL-N Scroll forward in the history list.

CTRL-P Scroll backward in the history list.

USING HILITES:

- Turn on hilites with '/hilite'

- Turn off hilites with '/nohilite'

- Define a hilite with '/hilite pattern'

- Disable a hilite with '/nohilite pattern'

The patterns are generally simple wildcard patterns. The principle

wildcard character (and the only one I have ever found necessary) is

the asterisk ('*') The asterisk matches any character or group of

characters. If you have non-wildcard characters in the pattern, they

must be matched for the hilite to trigger. The alphabetic characters

match in either case. For example:

This pattern Matches lines containing:

--------------- ----------------------------------

*Creel* The name Creel

*,p* any whisper on the haven.

Creel The name "Creel" all by itself. Anything

else on the line will cause it not to match.

*Broadcast*Creel* Lorien broadcast messages from Creel only.

USING GAGS:

- Turn on gags with '/gag'

- Turn off gags with '/nogag'

- Define a gag with '/gag pattern'

- Disable a gag with '/nogag pattern'

Gags keep text from showing on your screen. The patterns work the same

as for hilites. Some versions of tinyfugue have the priorities for

hilites greater than those for gags, if the text matches both the

hilite and the gag, it will appear hilited.

MACROS:

Macros allow a large degree of customization and automation. They are

for the most part beyong the scope of this edition of the guide.

However, to define a simple macro that just annoys everybody if you use

it too much, you could use the following command:

/def annoy=i am just saying this automatically to annoy you.

Then all you have to do is type '/annoy' about three hundred times and

everyone will hate you.

Macros can take arguments as well... Use %* in the macro definition to

refer to all arguments, or %n where n is the number of the argument you

wish to match. Use %\ to start a new command in a macro. For

example:

/def init=.c %1%\.n%2%

This defines a macro called init. When you type:

/init mychannel myname

you are placed on channel 'mychannel' and given the name 'myname'. There

is a lot more to the art of Tinyfugue macros. Read the help on /def.

HELP:

Tinyfugue has good built in help. Simply type '/help' for a list of

topics, or '/help ' for help on a specific topic. For example,

help on the gag command can be obtained with:

/help gag

Enjoy. I hope I haven't forgotten anything.