Forums Scripts & Popups Help on making a new script

What do I want to do?
A script where for example someone types something in the channnel window and then automatically, I type something back.

For example: Someone: Good Morning
Me (inmediately): Good Morning

I have been trying to read guides abouty remote script (which is the way to go on this script, and still no luck on getting my script working.

Thanks

/help on text

It even comes with examples.

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if ( Good Morning isin $strip($1-)) {
/MSG # Good Morning $nick
}
}
really kinda simple just make a few changes for a new response

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if ( Good Morning isin $strip($1-)) {
/describe # Good Morning $nick
}
}
to reply in purple
or even more complex for exact spelling responce use this one

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if (* Good Morning * iswm X $strip($1-) X) {
/MSG # Good Morning $nick
}
}
this one has to be exact spelling
the ones above can get away with misspell
like good morningg
and the script will response

And add another line and you can get it to pm you who an on what channel said Good Morning

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
if (* Good Morning * iswm X $strip($1-) X) {
/MSG # Good Morning $nick
/msg $me 4 $nick at $timestamp $day $adate said $strip($1-) on $chan
}
}
you can add anothe line an have it send all the info to your logs it can go on forever lol have fun
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*cough cough*

Nice thinking, RusselB on making the regex as an on text match. Though you may want to improve it a bit:

Well, considering that's the first regex that I've written that worked the first time, it's a step in the right direction.

Nice work guys looks great for what he wants

to add more do it like this. with help from the others.By the way RusselB i did like yours better here are some example to play with
enjoy add as many as u like on same script

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
if ($regex($1-,/\bGood Morning\b/Si)) {
msg # Good Morning $nick
msg $me 4 $nick at $timestamp $day $adate said $strip($1-) on $chan
}
if ($regex($1-,/\bHows Everyone\b/Si)) {
msg # Everyone is great here $nick
msg $me 4 $nick at $timestamp $day $adate said $strip($1-) on $chan
}
if ($regex($1-,/\bhello channel\b/Si)) {
msg # Hello an welcome $nick
msg $me 4 $nick at $timestamp $day $adate said $strip($1-) on $chan
}
if ($regex($1-,/\bhello everyone\b/Si)) {
msg # Hello $nick an welcome
msg $me 4 $nick at $timestamp $day $adate said $strip($1-) on $chan
}
}

ya know, if you surround your code with <code>codehere</code> where <>'s are actually []'s, it will preserve spacing and put it in a nice little block
<code></code>

The way you do it, you're gonna look at a big remote with a massive amount of if statements over a period of time. Regex can match multiple words within its matching pattern. It does not limit itself to just one word.

Wow people thank you very much