KildClient Features

• Support for Perl scripting. Perl statements can be executed by entering them prefixed with "/", or functions can be defined and called.
• Several worlds can be opened simultaneously.
• Easy switching between worlds with the tabs or Perl functions.
• New text notification.
• Plugins to extend the basic functionality.
• Extensive ANSI support, several attributes such as italics, underline, reverse video, etc. are displayed
• vt100's line drawing mode supported for displaying nice tables.
• Supports a 256-color mode (the same used by xterm).
• SOCKS4/5 proxy support.
• Triggers and gags, using regular expressions for matching.
• Triggers can change the color and/or style of the line that matched (highlighting).
• Aliases, allowing you to substitute what you type with some other text.
• Macros for sending text or executing commands with a single keypress.
• Timers for repeated execution of commands.
• Hooks for executing actions when some events happen.
• Graphical Interfaces for adding triggers, aliases, etc. easily.
• The input bar can be enlarged to display several lines if there
  is need to send very long lines.
  
• Support auto-login, and a World can have several characters associated to it, sharing the same settings.
• Hability to display the time at which each line was received.
• Support for logging the output to a file, including optionally a timestamp.
• A function to send multiple lines of text and/or the contents of a file to the world.
• Speed-walking feature to ease walking around.
• Associate notes with a world (with the use an included plugin)
• Search the buffer for a string.
• Spell checker for the text you type.
• Direct chat with other users of KildClient or of other clients compatible with the MudMaster or zChat protocols.
• Supports MCCP (Mud Client Compression Protocol) versions 1 and 2, to compress data sent from the server and thus reduce bandwidth.
• Supports connection securely with SSL to hosts tht support
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Created on 12/10/2004 05:54 PM by ekalin Updated on 01/04/2009 06:57 PM by ekalin

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