1. 1. Foreword
2. 2. Introduction
3. 3. A Brief History of MUDs and MOOs
4. 4. The World And Database
5. 1. 4.1. MOO Value Types
   2. 4.2. Objects in the MOO Database
   3. 4.3. Object Properties
   4. 4.4. Object Verbs
   5. 4.5. Creating and Recycling Objects
   6. 4.6. Object Movement
   7. 4.7. Object Parents and Inheritance
   8. 4.8. Transactions in the MOO Database
6. 5. The Built-in Command Parser
7. 6. The MOO Programming Language
8. 1. 6.1. MOO Language Expressions
   2. 6.2. MOO Language Statements
   3. 6.3. Error Handling
   4. 6.4. Variables
   5. 6.5. Calling Verbs
   6. 6.6. Functions and Lambdas
   7. 6.7. List Comprehensions
   8. 6.8. MOO Tasks
   9. 6.9. mooR's extensions
   10. 6.10. Built-in Functions
   11. 1. 6.10.1. Manipulating MOO Values
       2. 6.10.2. Manipulating Objects
       3. 6.10.3. Passing / Delegation
       4. 6.10.4. Table of Builtin Functions
       5. 6.10.5. Functions for Numbers
       6. 6.10.6. Functions for Strings
       7. 6.10.7. Regular Expression Functions
       8. 6.10.8. Cryptography and Security Functions
       9. 6.10.9. Functions for Values Generally
       10. 6.10.10. Functions for Lists & Sets
       11. 6.10.11. Functions for Properties
       12. 6.10.12. Functions for Verbs
       13. 6.10.13. Functions for Maps
       14. 6.10.14. XML and HTML Documents
       15. 6.10.15. Server functions
       16. 6.10.16. Functions which are mooR extensions
   12. 6.11. Summary of mooR Syntax and Semantics
9. 7. Running a mooR Server
10. 1. 7.1. Getting Involved with MOO
    2. 7.2. Understanding MOO "Cores"
    3. 7.3. Server Architecture
    4. 7.4. Docker Compose Setup
    5. 7.5. Alternative Installation Methods
    6. 7.6. Server Configuration
    7. 7.7. Event Logging
    8. 7.8. Server Assumptions About the Database
    9. 7.9. Telnet-Host Commands and Assumptions
    10. 7.10. Networking
    11. 7.11. Controlling the Execution of Tasks
11. 8. The architecture of mooR
12. 9. MOO Resources
15. 10. Legal