Forums Scripts & Popups comma & regex

oh so basicly i can't figure out how to check if a line has a damn comma in it... with regex

or basicly 0,0 or 00,00 i can match anything else besides the comma, even if i use like
var %y = /(,)/g or var %y = /([,])/g

or anything else i could think of
i've been told that in perl some of the stuff i've tried should work....

so what works in mirc?

var %c = $+(/,$chr(44),/)
if ($regex($1,%c)) { echo -a There is a comma }

whenever you wrap something in parentheses in an identifier, it's treated as plaintext.. commas included so your /(,)/g example should've worked (both in $regex() itself, and in the variable as you had it):

//var %string = bla, bla, bla | echo -a $regex(%string,/(,)/g)

or you can use a hex escape such as /\x2C/g or octal: /\054/g (or /\54/g)

ah, it was actually because i was using an $identifier to test it so the comma magically disappeared :P
so i had to test with //var %h bruuhaahaa 0,0fuffaafaa | $regex2(%h)

silly me