Thanks for your straightforward suggestion, Horstl! laugh

I personally find regular expressions being a useful language to learn, especially helpful in mirc scripting. Naturally without noticing the overuse of it, I tend to adapt myself to it all the time, to be fascinated by it with the immanent possibilities.

I understand there are tokens identifiers to use that can get a simple task done, and I shouldn't constrain myself in one area without discovering the other. Though as interested I am in studying the regexes as I've started out, I'll take your word for it and diversify my habits a bit.

Also, upon trying your suggestions, I didn't seem to get them triggered for some reason:

Code:
on $*:text:$($+(/\b\Q,$me,\E\b/Si)):*: { echo -a true }


Nothing was returned when I called my name.

But using
Code:
on $*:TEXT:$(* $+ $me $+ *):#: { echo -a true }
returned true to me.