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And actually, if this is seen .... is there a way to poll how many vars are currently in use ? during game play ? I know you can use say if you want to put all your vars into the say command.. however when things get bigger that may not be a good option anymore ..
I'm not sure about how to do that, but apparently you do, so that's good.
What I can add is that you can debug() anything you can say(). That will send it to standard output (or perhaps standard error; I haven't checked) on GNU/Linux systems, which is the terminal from which you started it (or whatever place you redirected it). In my experience this is a good place for large amounts of text. You can also copy it into a text editor, of course.
In case you don't currently start dink from the commandline, you should go to the dmod directory and use:
freedink -g . -w
This will start the dmod in the current directory (".") in a window. See freedink --help for a full list of options.
I'm not sure about how to do that, but apparently you do, so that's good.
What I can add is that you can debug() anything you can say(). That will send it to standard output (or perhaps standard error; I haven't checked) on GNU/Linux systems, which is the terminal from which you started it (or whatever place you redirected it). In my experience this is a good place for large amounts of text. You can also copy it into a text editor, of course.In case you don't currently start dink from the commandline, you should go to the dmod directory and use:
freedink -g . -w
This will start the dmod in the current directory (".") in a window. See freedink --help for a full list of options.
