Wildcard for a single word|calyx|calyx238@gmail.com|1364224693|calyx|xx|0|87.112.106.181|I have this problem, and I thought maybe it would be useful to have a symbol that matches just 1 single word.<br /><br />[code]<br />+ my name is *<br />- &lt;set name=&lt;formal&gt;&gt;nice to meet you, &lt;get name&gt;!<br /><br />You&gt; My name is Luis what is your real name?<br />Bot&gt; nice to meet you, Luis What Is Your Real Name!<br />[/code]||||
Re: Wildcard for a single word|calyx|calyx238@gmail.com|1364338087|calyx|xx|0|146.90.223.55|Ignore me!!<br /><br />I just discovered the _ wildcard:<br /><br />[code]<br />+ my name is _ [*]<br />- &lt;set name=&lt;formal&gt;&gt;nice to meet you, &lt;get name&gt;!<br />[/code]<br /><br /> 8-)||1364338153|calyx|
Re: Wildcard for a single word|Kirsle|casey@cuvou.net|1364338202|Kirsle|xx|0|38.122.20.226|It seems like you could also do this:<br /><br />[code]+ my name is * [*][/code]<br /><br />The _ wildcard just matches words and not numbers (which is good for catching the user's name), but the above should work if you have any other use cases for this. Each wildcard takes one &quot;word&quot; from the user's message (where a word is anything with spaces on both sides), and the very last wildcard will get all the remaining words.||||
