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I want a script that changes a line in a message to a certain color when I put a symbol at the start and everything within quotes to a different color.

For example:

~This line turns green.
This one doesn't.

"This line turns red.
This one does too."

Does this kind of script already exist? If it doesn't, how would I go about making it?

Colour will only work with MP!L btw... Can't test these as I've just got to work...

Javascript code:

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Message = Message.split("\n");
for( var s in Message){
    if(Message[s].substr(0,1)=="~"){
        Message[s] = "[a=3]"+Message[s]+"[/a]";
    }
}
Message = Message.join("\n");
 
Message = Message.replace(/\"(.+)\"/gi, "[c=4]\"$1\"[/c]");

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The highlighted line probably has a bug if someone would like to correct it

EDIT: Ok, I'm a bit rusty it seems Time to get working on top secret scripts every second I can get away from family

the regex needs to be changed to this:

Javascript code:

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/[\"](.+?)[\"]/gi

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it was just placing it around the whole message

so the highlighted line would be:

Javascript code:

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Message = Message.replace(/[\"](.+?)[\"]/gi, "[c=4]\"$1\"[/c]");

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well atleast i think it should work... i did it in PHP =p

Thanks

quote:

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Originally posted by NanaFreak
the regex needs to be changed to this:

Javascript code:

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/[\"](.+?)[\"]/gi

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it was just placing it around the whole message

so the highlighted line would be:

Javascript code:

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Message = Message.replace/[\"](.+?)[\"]/gi, "[c=4]\"$1\"[/c]");

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well atleast i think it should work... i did it in PHP =p

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Just for my benefit now... how do the square brackets help? I thought they were just for character sets

quote:

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Originally posted by Spunky

quote:

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Originally posted by NanaFreak
the regex needs to be changed to this:

Javascript code:

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/[\"](.+?)[\"]/gi

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it was just placing it around the whole message

so the highlighted line would be:

Javascript code:

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Message = Message.replace/[\"](.+?)[\"]/gi, "[c=4]\"$1\"[/c]");

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well atleast i think it should work... i did it in PHP =p

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Just for my benefit now... how do the square brackets help? I thought they were just for character sets

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it makes it go around a set of quotes... where yours would do it around the whole string if there were quotes in it... i dunno how the [] make it work but in php they work...

quote:

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Originally posted by NanaFreak
it makes it go around a set of quotes... where yours would do it around the whole string if there were quotes in it... i dunno how the [] make it work but in php they work...

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but it can only replace the quotes and it's contents as thats all that is being matched right? From what I can see they should be near identical