# Perl
- Add `quest::silent_saylink(text)`.
- Add `quest::silent_saylink(text, link_name)`.
# Lua
- Add `eq.silent_say_link(text)`.
- Add `eq.silent_say_link(text, link_name)`.
# Notes
- Allows operators to more easily use silent saylinks without an optional silent parameter in the traditional saylink methods.
- Sets `silent` parameter default to `false` so we do not need to pass `false` when we are not using a a silent saylink.
- Changes all places that used `EQ::SayLinkEngine::GenerateQuestSaylink` to `Saylink::Create` where possible.
- Removed `questmgr` method that is no longer necessary.
- Cleaned up Lua methods to use the strings directly instead of building one out.
* [Saylinks] Convert all GM Command Saylinks to Silent Saylinks.
- This cleans up all non-silent GM Command Saylinks that we had before due to the way they worked before. All saylinks like this should be silent now.
- Add source short hand capability for say links with same link as text.
* Defaults to r anyway.
* Spacing.
If a message was longer than 50 characters with "00000" somewhere in the
message (such as messages with hex numbers) then the saylink injection
method was sending a blank message to the chat window.
This refactors the saylink injection method using a crude state machine
to build the output. It should function the same:
- Inner-most brackets generate saylinks when nested
- Saylinks are not generated in brackets that already have a saylink
- Existing saylinks are preserved
- Existing saylinks that contain text with brackets do not attempt to
generate saylinks
- Saylinks are not generated if brackets contains leading or trailing
spaces (e.g. [ spaces ])
