Basic Regex Triggers #15
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Kebap
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Jan 28, 2022
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| Now with the preamble out of the way, let's begin by clicking Triggers to open the script editor up to the Triggers page. I'll start by making a group to keep my triggers organized, call it "Basic Regex Triggers", and click "Save Item". Then let's click "Add Item" and name this one "Regex1". Then let's click the dropdown next to the first pattern and change it from substring to perl regex. The color for this pattern line changes from black to blue to give a visual clue as to what type of trigger it is. | ||
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| It needs a pattern, so let's go with something simple for now, `You pick up (\d+) gold\.$` |
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(Shouldn't rename a branch mid-PR..) |
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Copy of #13 as PR