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for the search for all files in GRF , doesnt really need it to be using regular expression. If it could provide a wildcard feature to search then would be good enough. example. abc_%.txt // '%' as the wildcard, list all files with prefix of "abc_" and ".txt" extension. Updated to 1.7.8.2; makes more sense now xD. Wildcard searches are now allowed for all search fields, so these symbols will be recognized : * ? Examples : *luafiles514*.lu? id*.txt *num*txt The question mark is used to replace only one character, this is similar to windows's search function. I also added a new feature (which is what I thought you originally wanted...!) allowing you to search inside any file type for a string match. Tools > Advanced search >

hi all, good news that @Aleos are scheming something about this. (he dragged me to test ) so, just wait this weekdays I am starting to work on this now.

If it isn't too much work, it'd be useful to have a few more character commands that work regardless of online/offline status. It's both annoying and inefficient (script-wise) to keep checking whether to attachrid or do an SQL query, since attachrid doesn't work for offline characters (obviously) and SQL queries don't update immediately for online characters. And when setting character/account variables, there's the additional check whether to do an SQL update or insertion. Altogether it'd just be a lot more convenient to have these commands, or something similar: Like setd, set a character or account variable for a specified character/account ID. This would work without attachrid(), and regardless of online/offline status. The variable prefix should automatically determine whether the supplied ID is character or account. * setc <character ID>,"<variable name>",<value>; * setc <account ID>,"<variable name>",<value>; Like getd, and same as above.* getc(<character ID>,"<variable name>") * getc(<account ID>,"<variable name>") Also, extend rid2name() and getcharid() to work for offline characters. Opinions?