TinTin++ Mud Client Manual

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Kill

Syntax: #kill {trigger type} {argument}

The kill command without an argument will delete every node in every list. This includes a marked path, pathdirs, and configurations. Useful if you want to read in a new script file and want to start out clean.

Using kill with a given list will delete the specified list, for example: #kill aliases

Additionally you can give both a list and an argument, in which case only the matching triggers in a list will be killed.

Example: #kill histories tell %*

This would remove all tell commands from your command history list.