Fancy banner!

I just decided I had to add a nicer banner to it:

Used https://manytools.org/hacker-tools/convert-images-to-ascii-art/ to convert the mudlet 1024x1024 icon to ansi colored text, then ran that through ansi2decho.

Minor improvements

So I know I said I doubted I'd have to do more than the initial release, but...

This one adds a stylesheet to the REPLet command line so that it is consistent with the rest of REPLet's configuration.

It also adds a configurable solid border around the command line. you can set borderThickness and borderColor.

It also adds the rdisplay function if addEchos is true, to make displaying more than one thing at a time to the REPLet console easier. For most things it's easiest to just type the variable name though.

Also adds 'config' command in REPLet console to display the current REPLet configuration

Initial Release

REPLet - the Mudlet Lua REPL

This package replicates the functionality of the lua alias inside its own UserWindow
It comes with a single alias, replet, which opens the REPLet console. From there, you can execute arbitrary lua code and see the results in the console.

Once you have the console open, you can type usage within the console for the extra commands which REPLet comes with, in addition to executing code.

By default, adds recho(msg), rcecho(msg) etc to allow for easy c/d/h/echoing directly to the console. If this covers over functions you already have and want to use in the console, use addEchos false in the REPLet console's command line.