CMD_DURING

[TheThingIs]

You gave us CMD_BEFORE and CMD_AFTER

I could really do with a CMD_DURING

This way, when a command is called I can use one command and use the random reference to tell me what I should do.

[Pfeil]

So, you're looking to get only the command name, without wildcards?

I.E. when the command is "Test*" and you speak "Test One", {CMD_DURING} would return "Test"?


EDIT: I was going to suggest working around this by using:

Code: [Select]

{TXTREPLACE:{CMD}:{CMD_AFTER}:}However, this returns "Not set".

[TheThingIs]

It's the wildcard part I am after.

command: Astra to [flight;comms;tactical] please

CMD_BEFORE gives me "astra"
CMD_AFTER gives me "please"

so I wanted the wildcard bits in the middle as they are the ones that can change. Or even all the wildcards, maybe seperated by a space, if you are using multiple in a command.

the TXTREPLACE is a good option but VA crashes when you use a variable for the replace parts...although this could just be a bug.

[Gary]

There is a new {TXTREPLACEVAR:textVarSoure:textVarSearch:textVarReplace} that will be in the next release to be used in the place of {TXTREPLACE}.