Forums Scripts & Popups Color 'on *:text' string

If i have a on text string like
On *:TEXT:hi:#channel:/msg $nick hi

But if that user uses color, it wont be recognized
I was thinking something like

On *:TEXT:$strip(hi):#channel:/msg $nick hi

But i guess im far off

Maybe this will do the trick..

ON *:TEXT:*:#: {
$text = $strip($1-,burc)
if (hi isin $text) { msg $nick hi }
}

At least this will ignore any text on the beginning and the end of hi..
But it will also run on words like "high"

I've been out of the scripting business for a while now, but maybe this will word..

You could've found it to if you used the search option

Grtzzz

Maybe you mean %text instead of $text.

I don't see a reason why you should be using the strip command since you can check if hi isin $1 since its most unlikely to be high or a word with hi in it opposed to being hi itself you dont need strip but if of course you dont feel safe about it then iswm could be another eval

On *:TEXT:*:#:if hi isin $1 msg # Hi $nick

OR

On *:TEXT:*:#:if hi iswm $strip($1) msg # Hi $nick

Or a regex match

The Si is Strip and case-insensitive.

Even if it's unlikely, why not use $strip? Just wondering why you would choose not to.

And, why iswm in your $strip version instead of if $strip($1-) == hi ?

zorin, just so you know... the reason you can't use $strip in the on text line that you mentioned is because it would just be matching when it is hi (stripped of codes). It's not stripping the incoming text, but just the text in the on text line, if that makes sense.

just for a gag he could do it with.

On *:TEXT:$($iif(hi isin $strip($1-),*)):#channel:/msg $nick hi

(untested)

Hm... didn't think about doing something like that in the on text line. I think that would be confusing to debug in a large script, though.

Ill tell the truth, its also exptremly resource hoggy, since the match text section is done before the channel match is done, so it would do a strip on $1- and then a iswm on that and evalaute the $iif to its result, then employ it against the original $1 (be it $null or *) and if it matched then check if the channel matched. Which OOOOPS it didnt! LOL!