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| Command Name: |
macros |
| For Level: |
iSLaNDeR |
| Command Usage: |
.macros
.macros # -delete
.macros # [search pattern] = [replace pattern] |
| What It Does: |
When this command is used by itself, it gives a list of all the macros
that you have set. To set a macro, you use:
.macro # [search pattern] = [replace pattern]
To set a macro, you must specify the macro number that you would like
to set, followed by the pattern that you would like that macro to search
for, the = sign, and the pattern you would like to replace your search
pattern with. For example: '.macro 1 bri = brIStol' would set your first
macro to replace all instances of 'bri' with 'brIStol'. So whenever you
use a speech command it would look for 'bri' in what you typed, and
replace 'bri' with 'brIStol'. Note that if you type "brian" with this
macro, it would convert it to "brIStolan", so you would probably want to
be careful to avoid setting your macros to things that you would type as
parts of other words, etc. Also, macros are case-sensitive, so they
handle lowercase and capital letters differently. "Brian" would not be
replaced with the macro mentioned above. You can also use colour codes in
your macros, but you would want to use the '~RS' colour code after your
replace pattern to reset the color, or if you have a colored hat, you would
end your replace pattern with the code for the colour you speak in.
Also, note that you cannot have duplicate macros. To delete a macro,
just type '.macro # -delete', where # is the number you want to delete. |
| Related Command(s): |
aliases |
| See Also: |
hatcolour, "using
colors" |
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