The MOO suggests asking other peoples jbofi'es when saying for example {preti fo le jbofi'e fe lu coi rodo .i do mo li'u}
In English, "look the jbofi'e which is in D" doesn't work because "d" is both a user's name and an alias for the "down" exit, and it only tries the latter. The is_obj_in_obj code on parse should really check both, but it only checks what the grammar passes to it. Not sure how to fix that.
showall doesn't require any kind of documentation for .cmd fields. In other words, it seems to me that if there is a global command named "kick", "help kick" should say something. It currently doesn't, and there's no way to get a list of commands with no associated help.
No help for the dictionary object. :-|
The output from "dict" that the dictionary produces isn't using msg(), so it can't be wrapped in zoi or anything.
Every once in a while, and I have no idea why, this happens:> get the red ball *** glibc detected *** free(): invalid pointer: 0x0806e1e0 ***. It seems to only happen on picking things up. It may be exclusive to the mooadmin's red ball.
{Turgul's name is "foo"} doesn't work in the English parser because I added single-quote quotes... Not sure what to do, but that should really be fixed.
Actually, it's not that bad; "edit Turgul's foo" works just fine. From this I conclude that it's likely a (relatively) simple English grammar change.
"I'm debugging" does not work, nor does "help on my debugger's trace"
"look my debugger" doesn't work if there's more than one; should pick the one being held.
Given "Which one of the debugger you're holding, and the debugger which is in Turgul do you mean?" it would be nice if any of the responses that worked matched the question asked, or vice versa.
The language parameters (the language command, edit in language, etc) are case-sensitive.
Fixed Bugs
Incrementing of sumti number occurs in NU clauses in inappropriate ways.
No messages are printed to those in the room when a user logs in; not sure if other forms of arrival are all working
Test script needs to be rewritten.
In Lojban, ;, ! and their command equivalents samyrucygau and samyminde are basically non-functional; this is probably largely due to "..." being turned into zoi quotes.
Documentation of builder commands needs examples. — basically covered by Lojban mooix Test Script
There's a bug in SE handling. SE inside abstractions are treated the same as the main bridi; that is, they swap the main bridi elements and not the sub-bridi elements. mu'a lu jarco lo ka se gleki mi li'u cu co'e lu se jarco lo ka gleki mi li'u