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O.P. [Request] - Phrase Counter
i say 'lol way to much, i sort of type it in acknowledgement that ive understood something, is there a way to make a script that will count how many times ive said it? and only let me say it a certain amount of times?

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07-18-2006 09:58 AM
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RE: [Request] - Phrase Counter
I'm positive it can be made, as there is a script that counts every letter of the alphabet.
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hm, cool! would it be hard? nif it would be relatively simple i'll give it a go tonight!

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RE: [Request] - Phrase Counter
I believe the string function is match(regex)? It returns an array of matches, with the entire string in the first element. So, use the regex \slol\s, and add the number of elements minus one to the counter.

If you don't mind waiting till tonight, I'll write it for you.
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I believe the string function is match(regex)? It returns an array of matches, with the entire string in the first element. So, use the regex \slol\s, and add the number of elements minus one to the counter.

If you don't mind waiting till tonight, I'll write it for you.

It only returns the matches not the entire string

EDIT: I'm not completely correct.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/...

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