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Jaegar
Newbie
Joined: 26 Oct 2004
Posts: 3
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 Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 1:29 am
Help with Capture
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I have been trying to get the capture to work with tells and a couple of other channels. Here is how I setup the capture for tells:
#trigger {tells you}{#capture window}
Whenever I receive a tell all that I get in my capture window is:
[tells you,-> #cap window]
I have tried using the example on the site for capturing text but had the same results:
#TRIGGER {tells you} {#CAP tell;#GAG}
[tells you-> #CAP tell;#GAG]
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jaegar |
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misterbalrog
Apprentice
Joined: 26 Oct 2004
Posts: 108
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Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 4:21 pm
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#if (@afk) {
#if (!(%right( %2, (%len( %2)-1)) == "'")) {
tell .%1 &+wSorry, I'm &+RAFK&+w atm, reason:&+W @afkreason &+w, please leave a &+Wdetailed&+w message concerning the issue you wish to have handled.
#window tells {~[%time( )] %1, tells you, '%quote(%2)'}
}
} {#window tells {~[%time( )] %1, tells you, '%quote(%2)'}
}
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That's how I capture text atm. Just a fancy message when I'm AFK.
both @afk and @afkreason are two variables set when I press a button (or macro-key combination)
Edit: My mistake, sorry. You'll have to remove the %quote or you will encounter trouble with strings that contain commas... but instead, without quote you'll encounter problems with strings that contain paranthesis... I haven't solved this one yet entirely...
Edit 2: Solved it. I used the variable %trigger instead of %1 or %2... so [%time( )] %trigger ..gl! |
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