I use a program called muddle. I snatched it from a copy of mordor mud several years ago, and it's what I've used every since. I have a copy of it on my softcon mac pages at http://www.softcon.com/mac/ It's a terminal app, but it has triggers, macro expansion, and of course mud connect info. I'm sure there's a limit, but I've not run up against any yet, and I have hundreds of aliases and triggers defined. It works very well (for me at least) your mileage may vary.
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