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Nexus-How to capture a whole line of text in an alias.
Does anyone know how to capture a whole line of text in a variable? For example, I would like to be able to do something like this:
Alias: doThis <command>
I input: "doThis outr myrrh; eat myrrh"
I want it to capture all of "outr myrrh; eat myrrh" in the variable @command. It won't. So how do I rework this?
Note: With the above alias it will only capture one word in @command, evin if "Starts With" is selected.
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Alias: ^doThis (.+)$Matching Type: Regular ExpressionInput: doThis sing suck a dick;sing suck a dick; sing suck a motherfuckin dick;leghump prostituteChange the action to 'execute script' and inside the script window, place:set_variable('command', args[1]);That'll make a variable visible in the variables tab with the above singing and leghumping or whatever you'd like to do.Don't see why you'd want to save the command into a variable unless you're going to have a different alias or trigger send or process it at a later time though.ETA: Spacing sucks. When you do regex, the individual items captured are noted by the parenthesis and accessible through the args identifier. So, for another example, if you had the trigger:
^(\w+) almost falls as the hammer crunches home into the bones of (her|his) lower (\w+) leg/.$and it captures "Bob almost falls as the hammer crunches home into the bones of his lower right leg."args[0] would be the entire line as was captured (Bob almost falls...)args[1] would be whatever the (\w+) captures (Bob)args[2] would be the 'his' or 'her'args[3] would be whatever the second (\w+) captures (right)args[4] would break your script because it's undefined 'cause there are only 3 sets of parentheses
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