If Containing

[jes00]

How would I check to see if a variable contains something like if(%var Something "@Pig ") and then check the thing after it not using variables.

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[Port]

if( strPos( %var, "@Pig ") => 0 )

If you want case-insensitivity, use striPos instead.
Also, if you want to get the text after the occurrence of "@Pig ", use:
if( ( %pos = strPos( %var, "@Pig ") ) => 0 )
    %after = getSubStr( %var, %pos + strLen( "@Pig " ), strLen( %var ) )

[jes00]

if( strPos( %var, "@Pig ") => 0 )

If you want case-insensitivity, use striPos instead.
Also, if you want to get the text after the occurrence of "@Pig ", use:
if( ( %pos = strPos( %var, "@Pig ") ) => 0 )
    %after = getSubStr( %var, %pos + strLen( "@Pig " ), strLen( %var ) )

Syntax error in if( strPos( %var, "@Pig ") => 0 )

[Port]

Uh, what. Make sure there isn't any extra/missing parenthesis or brackets above.

[jes00]

Uh, what. Make sure there isn't any extra/missing parenthesis or brackets above.

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package atCommands {


function clientCmdChatMessage(%a, %b, %c, %fmsg, %cp, %name, %cs, %msg)
{
parent::clientCmdChatMessage(%a, %b, %c, %fmsg, %cp, %name, %cs, %msg);

if(strPos(%msg,"@Test ") => 0))
{
%Word = getSubStr( %msg, %pos + strLen( "@Test " ), strLen( %var ) )
if(%Word $= "a")
{
commandToServer('messageSent',"Test: Success!");
}
}
}


}; activatePackage(atCommands);


[Superb]

if( strPos( %var, "@Pig ") => 0 )

If you want case-insensitivity, use striPos instead.
Also, if you want to get the text after the occurrence of "@Pig ", use:
if( ( %pos = strPos( %var, "@Pig ") ) => 0 )
    %after = getSubStr( %var, %pos + strLen( "@Pig " ), strLen( %var ) )

Just because you always try and correct people I had to do it.

It's not => jes, it's >= 0.

So change all of the => to >= lol.

[Port]

Oh wow, haha. How did I not see that 

[MegaScientifical]

jes, you added a parentheses to the line. Also, I use strStr. Apparently, strStr and strPos do the same thing, but I've been used to using strStr.

[otto-san]

jes, you added a parentheses to the line. Also, I use strStr. Apparently, strStr and strPos do the same thing, but I've been used to using strStr.

stripos has an additional offset parameter that i never seen anyone use

[MegaScientifical]

stripos has an additional offset parameter that i never seen anyone use

Which is?

[otto-san]

str(i)Pos(%sourceString, %searchString[, %offset]);

strStr(%sourceString, %searchString);

[MegaScientifical]

I meant an example of what the offset is doing.

[Chrono]

Meaning if you know there's going to be a chance that %searchString may be in there more than once, then you use offset if you only want the last one or something like that.

[MegaScientifical]

So it'd ignore first or second case? And no one told me this? All my scripting knowledge came from examples, and most of what I originally saw used strStr... Damn it.

[Chrono]

I'm not exactly sure how to use it. I'm pretty sure it's position in the string.

So
striPos("i am a turtle i am strong","i am", 4);
would look for "i am" in " a turtle i am strong"