Accelerator(key, text) always sends text as a literal typed command -
it only calls a Lua function if a matching <alias> routes it there
(the pattern GagManager already used correctly). Several bindings
added this session skipped that step and were silently sending
gibberish to the MUD instead of running: Ctrl+S (save_state_func) in
CosmicRage.xml, Ctrl+Alt+J (toggle_jump_to_end) in output_functions.xml,
and Alt+Enter (toggle_numpad) in NumpadMovement.xml. Added the missing
aliases for all three.
Separately, poll_output_focus's jump-to-end was firing repeatedly even
while focus never changed: it compared Alien pointer returns with
"==", which is unreliable for Alien's userdata-wrapped pointers (two
separate calls returning the same real HWND don't reliably compare
equal). Switched to comparing tostring() output instead, which is
address-based. Debug log confirmed SmartAppendToNotepad's own
restore logic was correct throughout - this poll was the sole cause
of the "jumps to end when new text arrives" complaint.
Ports the zMUD/CMUD numpad.set convention: plain numpad for normal
movement, Ctrl+numpad for moving up a level in that direction, and
Ctrl+Alt+numpad for moving down a level, all sent as literal MUD
commands via Accelerator. Alt+Enter toggles the whole set on/off (with
a sound + spoken confirmation) by clearing/restoring the accelerators,
so a disabled numpad types normally instead of doing nothing.
Cleared the numbers/*/-/+ entries in the world's native <keypad> block
since they'd otherwise double-send alongside the new Accelerator-based
bindings - left "." and "/" (hide/inventory) alone since those aren't
part of this feature. Documented the full three-layer key list and the
toggle in the readme.
