New predefined variables

[icewolfz]

New variables that should be added/created

• [ ] home/executePath/dirname - the path to the executable
• [ ] ip - current ip
• [ ] os - is info
• [ ] netbios - return netbios name, not sure if this is possible anymore or needed
• [ ] machinename - return machine name
• [ ] version - return the version number, add sub parts with naming based on subversion scheme
• [ ] names/windows - return string list of all open window/clients
• [x] clientname - the current name for the window set from #name
• [x] clientId - the current client id
• [x] action - last action executed by a trigger - not sure if this is possible with out a recode of trigger system
• [x] trigger - last line that caused a trigger to fire
• [x] caption - context menu items, return the caption of the item
• [ ] lastcommand/lastcom - last command sent ot mud
• [ ] lastcommand2/lastcom2 - command before last command
• [ ] lastcommand3/lastcom3 - command before lastcom2
• [ ] mxp.entity - return entity value from MXP where entity is the name set
• [ ] connectdate
• [ ] connecttime
• [ ] timeconnected
• [ ] idletime
• [ ] server.TELNETPROTOCL - add one for all supported protocols and return if supported or not
• [ ] server - return server only needed if ever support more then one mud
• [ ] port - return current port useful to determine dev vs main or if more then 1 mud support ever added
• [ ] variables for all data from character manger
• [ ] line/line2/line3 - the last 3 lines of text from the client
• [ ] linecol - color of the first character in the current line

[icewolfz]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3653065/get-local-ip-address-in-node-js return ip, not sure how will do it as not sure how stable the "net" names are

[icewolfz]

version = MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH-CHANNEL version.major version.minor version.patch version.channel - if empty return normal?

[icewolfz]

last command and line are harder to implement then thought as the data could change even before the data is called and command is worse as the last command may be the command accessing the variable instead of the correct one