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Table of Contents
Getting Started
Executing a Python Script
Creating a Script
Import Mystic Module
For each script, you first must import the Mystic BBS module at the top of your script:
import mystic_bbs as bbs
This will give you all of the BBS related functions addressable with a bbs prefix. For example, you would write a line of text to the user with full MCI code support by using the prefix and function name:
bbs.writeln(“This is a test!”)
Alternatively you could import the Mystic BBS module without a prefix so that you can access the function names directly. Keep in mind that if you do this it is possible that a function name in the Mystic BBS library could conflict with another function name in a different module.
from mystic_bbs import *
This will give you access to all of the Mystic BBS functions without the need of a prefix, for example:
writeln("This is a test!")