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Newbie Joined: 31 Dec 2002 Posts: 4 Location: Sweden

heya, me and some friends are using a trigger to sub multi tells so it looks like a channel the trigger looks like this:

For outgoing tells:
^You {tell|ask} %trim(*): ~[op~]
#SUB {%ansi( bold, white)~[%ansi( bold, red)über%ansi( bold, white)~] %ansi( grey)Matje:}

and incoming:
^(%w) {tells|asks} %trim(*): ~[cp~]
#SUB {%ansi( bold, white)~[%ansi( bold, red)über%ansi( bold, white)~] %ansi( grey)%1:}

It looks like this: [über] Matje: just testing

Now, this is working really good but the thing I would like to have some help with is create a trigger to cap the channel tells and store them in a seperate window. I got a simillar one for regular tells and stuff but I havent managed to cap the channel. cap tells you: isnt working since I think it subs the tell before it checks for a cap tell and cap ~[über~] isnt working either.

any help would be very much appreciated

thanks

GURU Joined: 23 Dec 2000 Posts: 4834 Location: USA

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heya, me and some friends are using a trigger to sub multi tells so it looks like a channel the trigger looks like this:

For outgoing tells:
^You {tell|ask} %trim(*): ~[op~]
#SUB {%ansi( bold, white)~[%ansi( bold, red)über%ansi( bold, white)~] %ansi( grey)Matje:}

and incoming:
^(%w) {tells|asks} %trim(*): ~[cp~]
#SUB {%ansi( bold, white)~[%ansi( bold, red)über%ansi( bold, white)~] %ansi( grey)%1:}

It looks like this: [über] Matje: just testing

Now, this is working really good but the thing I would like to have some help with is create a trigger to cap the channel tells and store them in a seperate window. I got a simillar one for regular tells and stuff but I havent managed to cap the channel. cap tells you: isnt working since I think it subs the tell before it checks for a cap tell and cap ~[über~] isnt working either.

any help would be very much appreciated

thanks

If you want the original version of the tell then simply put in a #capture in each trigger. If you want the subbed version, then forget about #capture and use #window instead.

li'l shmoe of Dragon's Gate MUD

Newbie Joined: 31 Dec 2002 Posts: 4 Location: Sweden

thanks Matt that worked out good, however is there a way to prevent the trigger to cap it twice? atm 2 messeges is showing up in my cap_tell window:
--
[über] Matje: test
Matje tells you, Telal: [op] test
--

thanks,