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SUBSTITUTIONS (continued)

Pronoun-related substitutions:

%s, %S Subjective form: he, she, it, they. See: subj(%#) %o, %O Objective form: him, her, it, them. See: obj(%#) %p, %P Possessive form: his, her, its, their. See: poss(%#) %a, %A Absolute Possessive form: his, hers, its, theirs. See: aposs(%#)

Database substitutions:

%n, %N Enactor's name. See name(%#). %k, %K Enactor's moniker. See moniker(%#). %va-%vz Contents of attribute va through vz %=<attr> Equivalent to v(attr).

Execution state substitutions:

%m Text of the last command executed. %0-%9 Value of positional parameter/stack location 0 through 9. %i0-%i9 Equivalent to itext(0) through itext(9). %q0-%q9 Value of temporary (setq) register 0 through 9. %qa-%qz Value of temporary (setq) register A through Z.

{ 'help substitutions3' for more }

SUBSTITUTIONS (continued)

Execution state substitutions (continued):

%# Database number of the object that caused the message to be displayed or the action list to be run (Enactor).

%@ Database number of the object immediately calling %! (Caller). This number starts as the same as %#, but can be affected by u()-type functions, zones, and @function.

%! Database number of the object holding the message or running the action list (Executor).

%l Database number of the location of the object that caused the message to be displayed or the action list to be run.

%| A string piped from the previous command in a pipe.

Note that %va-%vz is equivalent to [get(%!/a)-[get(%!/z)], and %=<name> is equivalent to [get(%!/name)]. The substitutions forms are more efficient. Note that %=<name> supports single-letter attributes names while [v(name)] does not. For attribute names longer than one character, %=<name>, [get(%!/name)], and v(name) are equivalent.

Related Topics: ANSI, ANSI CODES, ANSI SUBSTITUTION, GENDER, V