Idea for a new command|calyx|calyx238@gmail.com|1365282178|calyx|xx|0|82.33.193.237|The following three lines can all be interpreted the same with respect to someone [i]liking swimming[/i]:<br /><br />I like swimming<br />Swimming is fun, I like it<br />I love it in the sea, doing things like swimming and fishing<br /><br />It would be nice to be able to match this common theme in all of them using a single trigger. So I have an idea for a &quot;&amp;&quot; command:<br /><br />[code]<br />&amp; i (like&#124;love) / swimming<br />- it is too cold to swim right now[/code]<br /><br />The line is split into patterns to be matched in any order, using &quot;/&quot; as a delimiter for the patterns.<br /><br />Internally, that command would be translated into multiple &quot;+&quot; triggers for each permutation of the order of the patterns, ie. this:<br /><br />[code]<br />+ [*] i (like&#124;love) [*] swimming [*]<br />- it is too cold to swim right now<br /><br />+ [*] swimming [*] i (like&#124;love) [*]<br />- it is too cold to swim right now[/code]<br /><br />Sorry for the strange example; this idea is more useful when trying to match a common meaning in longer sentences.||1365282648|calyx|
