Set is used to manipulate environment variables. Environment variables affect certain aspects of your MUD experience.
Set without any options is used to display all current environment variables. The second syntax allows setting variables, the "delenv" command allows deleting variables again. Some variables only act as flags and may be either true or false or not there. You can toggle these variables using the "toggleenv" command.
Following environment variables are available:
brief - If enabled, you will see the output of "glance" after every movement command. If disabled, you will see the output of "look" after every movement command. lines - The number of lines of your terminal. The MUD tries to detect and set this automatically columns - The number of columns of your terminal. The MUD tries to detect and set this automatically colors - If set to true, use colors for the MUD email - Your email address editor - If set to "full", the fullscreen editor is used, otherwise the simpler line editor moreblock - The number of lines you want to see with more and more-like commands like "help". Set this to -1 to calculate this automatically from your lines setting prompt - Your prompt (see "help prompt") term - Your terminal name. The MUD tries to detect and set this automatically termdetect - If unset, the MUD will not make an attempts of auto- guessing your terminal type, size etc. charset - The charset your terminal uses. Can be either ascii, iso8859-1 or utf8. Set this to the proper value, otherwise you cannot see 8-bit characters