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	In Nodeka, you can customize your [[prompt]], which is what you see at the beginning of each game [[tick]]: it's what a player sees almost every other line of game output. This command will add information to the end of your prompt.		In Nodeka, you can customize your [[prompt]], which is what you see at the beginning of each game [[tick]]: it's what a player sees almost every other line of game output. This command will add information to the end of your prompt.

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	In Nodeka, you can customize your [[prompt]], which is what you see at the beginning of each game tick: it's what a player sees almost every other line of game output. This command will add information to the end of your prompt.		In Nodeka, you can customize your [[prompt]], which is what you see at the beginning of each game [[tick]]: it's what a player sees almost every other line of game output. This command will add information to the end of your prompt.

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In Nodeka, you can customize your [[prompt]], which is what you see at the beginning of each game tick: it's what a player sees almost every other line of game output. This command will add information to the end of your prompt.

AppendPrompt:

The command AppendPrompt will add a string to the end of your current prompt.
Spacing is of vital importance when appending a prompt, as you can determine by
the spaces after the command 'appendPrompt' where you will place the string.

Example:
Current prompt: $h $m

User types:
appendprompt $e

Current prompt: $h $m$e
User types:
appendprompt <-- Extra space

Current prompt: $h $m$e <-- Extra space

For more examples, see 'help example prompts'. For more help see
'help example prompts'. You may also want to see help on 'removeprompt',
'prefixprompt', 'replaceprompt', 'prompt', and 'settable prompt'.

[[Category:Commands]]