Daganev2004-12-19 20:25:48
its just wierd like that. Try putting those triggers in seperate classes, and have the trigger you want to be overwritten in None, so it executes that trigger first.
Thorgal2004-12-19 21:23:48
#TRIGGER {@target} {#if @target=aris {#cw 12};#if @target=daevos {#cw 10};#if @target=valek {#cw 10};etc}
edit: Hmm, you probably already have that, you can try giving the other coloring trigs an ID, then disabling them using #t- trigID.
edit: Hmm, you probably already have that, you can try giving the other coloring trigs an ID, then disabling them using #t- trigID.
Gwylifar2004-12-20 13:40:21
QUOTE(Thorgal @ Dec 19 2004, 02:30 PM)
If I want to trigger the word "north" in a sentence, but I don't want it to fire at "northeast" as well, how should I do it?
19135
Trigger on "north%q" instead.
Thorgal2004-12-20 16:47:32
QUOTE(Gwylifar @ Dec 20 2004, 03:40 PM)
Trigger on "north%q" instead.
19391
thanks!
Thorgal2004-12-20 17:53:58
#if %pos( north, %1) {#show oogles} ...works, but:
#if %pos( north%q, %1) {#show oogles} ...doesn't work, how do I fix that?
#if %pos( north%q, %1) {#show oogles} ...doesn't work, how do I fix that?
Unknown2004-12-21 00:11:27
Try using the =~ operator to match patterns.
#if ("%1" =~ "north%q") {#show oogles}
It works for me, in a test alias.
#if ("%1" =~ "north%q") {#show oogles}
It works for me, in a test alias.
