zonecmd()

zonecmd(add, <object>, <zone>)
zonecmd(delete, <object>, <zone>)
zonecmd(replace, <object>, <old zone>/<new zone>)
zonecmd(purge, <object>)
zonecmd(list, <object>[, <page>])

Changes the zones <object> is in, as @chzone does, and gives nothing when it worked or an error when it did not.

add puts <object> in <zone> as well, last; this is @chzone/add.
delete takes it out of <zone>; this is @chzone/remove.
replace takes it out of <old zone> and puts it in <new zone>, last.
purge takes it out of every zone.
list gives the zones <object> is in, its first zone first, even when <object> is a zone with objects of its own. <page> is lzone()‘s.

You must control <object> for every action but list, which needs only that you can examine it. add and replace also need you to control the zone being added or pass its @lock/chzone, and they reset the WIZARD, ROYALTY and TRUST flags and the powers of anything but a player, as @chzone does. zonecmd() cannot keep them; use @chzone/add/preserve for that. Each action may be shortened to its first letter. zonecmd() is a side-effect function.

zonecmd() comes from RhostMUSH.

> think zonecmd(add,#31,#21)[lzone(#31)]
#20 #21

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