Set bug?

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set jeans.description = "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwGlhKcEBjY"
I don't know what object you mean by 'jeans.description = "http://www.youtube'

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The problem, sort of, is in the Set argument regex: https://github.com/rlazarus/MUSS/blob/master/muss/commands/building.py#L153

It's matching greedily until the second dot in the url and treating everything before that as the object name. This doesn't have a clean solution. We could split on the equals sign instead, but then we'd have the same problem with object names that have equals signs in them (or, heaven help us, both). That said, it's the more sensible split anyway -- we're way more likely to want dots in object names (and strings) than equals signs, and the equals is a meaningful division in the way the dot is not. However, it probably needs to be paired with either an escaping mechanism (for when you really need the equals in the object name) or a larger syntax change (stop allowing spaces in object references, or simply require a UID, for example).