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Changing Capitalized to Lowercase in triggers
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| Posted by
| EvilFrosty
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| Sun 17 Mar 2002 09:43 PM (UTC) |
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| I wanna know if there is a simple way to set a Capitalized
word in a trigger to a lowercase by that I mean I wanna set it this way.
Trigger: You stab * in the back!
Command: throw knives %1
*On this tho I want the *, in this case the keyword being
Ghoul, well in the output command I want it to show ghoul,
is there a simple way to set this trigger up? | | Top |
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| Posted by
| Magnum
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| Reply #1 on Sun 17 Mar 2002 11:20 PM (UTC) |
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| Not super-simple, but not too hard either...
You need to have a script subroutine perform the task for you. If you use a Visual Basic Script file, you could use this subroutine:
Sub Throw_Knives (TriggerName, TheOutput, arrWildcards)
World.Send "throw knives " & LCase(arrWildcards(1))
End Sub
LCase is the Visual Basic function for converting a string to lowercase. arrWildcards(1) is the first wildcard, passed by the trigger to the subroutine.
In you Trigger configuration, you MUST give your trigger a name (label). One you do, you can enter a script subroutine to run when the trigger fires. In this case, you would put "Throw_Knives" in the 'Script' box.
I don't feel like re-itterating the instructions for telling mushclient to use a script file, or how to edit it, please look for those instructions elsewhere on this site. |
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Magnum. | | Top |
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