@pipe
@pipe/on <attribute>
@pipe/tee <attribute>
@pipe/off
@pipe/status
@pipe/on sends what you are told to <attribute> on yourself instead of your screen. @pipe/tee also shows it. @pipe/off stops, and writes the text to the attribute, after what it already held, one line for each message. @pipe/status says where you are piping.
Text is kept only until @pipe/off: a restart loses it. When the text reaches the longest an attribute can be, the rest is shown to you instead, and @pipe/off says so. You need permission to set the attribute. /quiet with /on, /tee or /off leaves out the notice.
@pipe comes from RhostMUSH.
> @pipe/on/quiet LOG> think Hello> @pipe/off/quiet> think v(LOG)Hello::: seealso