Theraze
Active member
Is there an ASH equivalent to the CLI TEXT command? When I just need to hit a page and I want to see what happened but I don't want to have a fully rendered page in my gCLI forcing me to "clear" or "cls" to stop the following text-mangling, the text command is really nifty. It would also make things very simple for checking if text is contained in pages, if you can actually run a contains_text on it, since it's already stripped out all of the backend-code bits.
If I'm just missing the right flags on visit_url or some other command, that would be easier than making a FReq. If it needs its own FReq, I can do that. Just don't want to waste devs' time asking for something that's already there and I just don't know about.
It's definitely easier to run text main.php or something similar rather than refreshing the relay browser to 'fix' a broken idle login though.
If I'm just missing the right flags on visit_url or some other command, that would be easier than making a FReq. If it needs its own FReq, I can do that. Just don't want to waste devs' time asking for something that's already there and I just don't know about.
It's definitely easier to run text main.php or something similar rather than refreshing the relay browser to 'fix' a broken idle login though.

> ash cli_execute("text main.php");
The Kingdom of Loathing
Today is Generic Summer Holiday!
Go get some pool toys at the General Store, and go for a swim in Market Square!
Returned: true