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Seems that somehow my CMUD (3.34) doesn't like to fire its own default triggers for syntax colouring on url's and e-mail addresses.

Any ideas what may be causing this, or how to get rid of it (other than disabling triggers) is appreciated.

You say: http://www.foobar.com
ERROR: Trigger "\b(((https?|ftp|telnet)://[\w\d:#@%/;$()~_?\+\-=&]+|www|ftp)(\.[\w\d:#@%/;$()~_?\+\-=&]+)+)\b" fired but did not compile
You say: foo@bar.com
ERROR: Trigger "\b([\w\d._%+\-]+@[\w\d.\-]+\.[\w]{2,4})\b" fired but did not compile

E-mail: [A-Za-z0-9 _-]*[.|_|-](.*)@(.*)\.[A-Za-z]*
Links: (https|http|ftp|telnet)\:\/\/(.*)\.[A-Za-z]*



Seems to be working just fine. Not CMud but regular expressions should be pretty adaptable

My issue isn't so much that I'm trying to debug the trigger. These are apparently part of the CMud out-of-the-box triggers to make syntax colouring, but somehow it's unhappy.

Well, there are a lot of statements in there. I'm not really sure what some of them do, like the "%/" for example. As I read up on it, it denotes a regex match inbetween the %/ and /%, which would indicate that there's a missing closing case for this - depending on how Cmud treats non-closed statements, if it works like old html where you could leave out the closing tags then I'm no more wiser.

Again, I'm not after debugging that trigger statement. I didn't write it; in fact, I don't know where it's contained within CMud (something I'd like to find out, though).

Sorry then, the only other helpful thing I found is that you get such error in cmud when 2 different triggers are trying to fire on the same string.

From their forums:

Apparently, I had 2 separate triggers set for the same text string, and that was causing the problem.

The first one had the color highlight action and the second one had the #speak command - which was causing the problem.

As soon as I deleted it, the error disappeared.