[Feature Request] Reduce sys.specs between users
Each time the client is loaded and a user is selected for the first time, the display in the top right requests you to run `Lsys`.`5specs` && `Laccts`.`5balance` to show any info. This needs to be done for each user separately, and running 2 scripts for each can become tedious.
My hope was to create a script that could call both in 1 run to make this process more efficient, but unfortunately `Lsys`.`5specs` && `Laccts`.`5balance` do not update the shell when called as a subscript. It seems the only way to do this is to run both manually.
A way to make this work through subscripts would make the process much smoother across a large number of users.
EDIT: Or possibly just having this info available automatically when you switch from a user that already has the display, that would save even more trouble. It would also avoid potentially exposing when a script is making those calls. On further consideration I think this would be preferable
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A way to make this work through subscripts would make the process much smoother across a large number of users.
This specifically has already been ruled out by sean in k7og9g:
https://hackmud.com/forums/bugs_features_ideas/_bug__running__s_sys_specs__
However, I strongly agree with this point:
EDIT: Or possibly just having this info available automatically when you switch from a user that already has the display, that would save even more trouble. It would also avoid potentially exposing when a script is making those calls. On further consideration I think this would be preferable
I believe the display should be populated automatically upon switching users, instead of requiring sys.specs and accts.balance to be called every time.
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