Shoutbox

js code:

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var objChatWnd = {};

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage (pChatWnd, sMessage) {
    var m;
    if ((m = /^\/([^\s\/]+)\s*([\s\S]*)$/.exec(sMessage))) {
        switch (m[1].toLowerCase()) {
            case 'setuser' :
                objChatWnd[pChatWnd.Handle] = m[2];
                return '';
            case 'do' :
                return m[2]+' [['+objChatWnd[pChatWnd.Handle]+']]';
        }
    }
    return sMessage;
}

function OnEvent_ChatWndDestroyed (pChatWnd) {
    delete objChatWnd[pChatWnd.Handle];
}

function OnGetScriptCommands () {
    return '<ScriptCommands>'+
        '<Command><Name>setuser</Name><Description>Set\'s the users name for the chat window</Description>'+
        '<Command><Name>do</Name><Description>Appends the name to the message</Description>'+
        '</ScriptCommands>';
}

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code:

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case 'do' :
        return m[2]+' 'objChatWnd[pChatWnd.Handle];

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code:

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case 'do' :
        return m[2]+' '+objChatWnd[pChatWnd.Handle];

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Not exactly sure what he wants either though....

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I first thought he wanted to append the text "(John)" to John's nickname in a chat window (which is indeed not possible with Plus! scripting)

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Then I thought he meant he wanted to save a textual shortcut to the chatwindow, so he can write, from another chat window, to this now named chat window. Something like:

Input in a chat with John:
  /setname MyChatWithJohn

Input in a chat with Tom:
  /do hello

Output in chat with John:
  Me says:
  hello (MyChatWithJohn)

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But now I see you believe he asks for yet something else...
so...

code:

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case 'do' :
        return m[2] + ' [[' + objChatWnd[pChatWnd.Handle] + ']]';

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