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Apprentice Joined: 08 Dec 2005 Posts: 108

I have a trigger that triggers on ^Your * ($dam:{@Dam_in}) ($target:*)[!.]$
I want to be able to add some text to the following line that it was triggered from.
I know I can do something like
#SUB %trigger <color red> New text </color>
But this doesn't keep the %trigger doesn't keep the ansi escape sequence for %trigger. I would like to keep the original colors in the line the same.
I have thought of using #PSUB, but I am not able to get it to put it at the end of the line.
I would use something like #PSUB {<color red> New text </color>}

How would I make this psub be at the end of the line?

Newbie Joined: 06 Jan 2008 Posts: 8 Location: Houston, TX

Wait wait, there may be a better way.. Lets think on this for a minute!!

What *exactly* are you trying to do? I understand the trigger being on one line, but why not trigger on the second line? Or if not possible, why do you need the exact same colors? Give us an example of what you are trying to trigger on (and what you want to replace..)

Novice Joined: 02 Dec 2007 Posts: 42

^Your * ($dam:{@Dam_in}) ($target:*)[!.]$

Right now, you get $dam and $target as local variables. You can put empty ()'s before the $ to capture an empty variable (think it would be %3 in this case but not 100% sure).

Then #psub %concat(%ansi(red),"Next text",%ansi(white)) %x3

PSUB will substitute things into variable positions. If %3 contained text that you wanted to modify, you could include that in the %concat(), and then use %x3 to replace it.

As for Fluffy's comment, if you are triggering and want a new line added beneath the line triggered, just use #show (or #mxp if you so desire), since #SUB will replace the triggered line entirely.

Hope this helps, if not post more of what you're trying to accomplish.

-MrC