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    Hello,

    I want to have this command, that leaves all channels. I got it to work so it will leave all of them with a 1second delay, but I want to make sure that I actually leave sg and lotto.
    This means that there has to be some clause that if the chat matches "[ECC-SG] You will now receive SG broadcast messages", then it will do /sg messages again. Same with lottery, if the chat matches "[Lottery] You will now receive Lottery broadcast messages."

    It currently looks like this:
    $${
    ECHO("/leave g")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave l")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave tr")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave V")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave Auc")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave trv")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave SG")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave M")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave E")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/leave N")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/sg messages")
    Wait(1)
    ECHO("/lot messages")
    }$$
    I tried to use the "IFMATCHES" and other commands like that but couldn't figure out how to do it, and I can't find any macro references online.
     
    #1 MaxToMinimum, Dec 10, 2016
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    Regular expressions needed:
    Code:
    ^\[ECC-SG\] You will now receive SG broadcast messages.
^\[Lottery\] You will now receive Lottery broadcast messages.
    Macro code:
    Code:
    ECHO("/sg messages")
WAIT(1)
IFMATCHES(%CHATCLEAN%, "^\[ECC-SG\] You will now receive SG broadcast messages.")
ECHO("/sg messages")
WAIT(1)
ENDIF
ECHO("/lot messages")
WAIT(1)
IFMATCHES(%CHATCLEAN%, "^\[Lottery\] You will now receive Lottery broadcast messages.")
ECHO("/lot messages")
ENDIF
    This needs to be a separate macro using the onChat binding because utilizing chat in a script requires an event trigger.

    Small question: Since commands like /fly or /dtag have the option to specify "on" or "off" as a parameter - does the same apply to the /lot messages and /sg messages commands?
     
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    Does that mean I can make this code into its own text file, let's say sgleave.txt, and then put an EXEC(<sgleave.txt>) to run the sg and lottery leave, or am I just not reading that right?

    I am kind of confused on what you mean by "This needs to be a separate macro using the onChat binding because utilizing chat in a script requires an event trigger.", like what do you mean I should do?
     
    #3 MaxToMinimum, Dec 10, 2016

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    Don't use that second script in onchat. That would quite literally spam /sg messages every time someone says something.
    314, you know better than that. You should at least test the script.

    Anyway. Basically you need 2 scripts. 1 that issues the commands and sets a global flag. And the onchat script that checks if you see the message and if the global flag is set. If so, do /sg messages again
     
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    Yeah, I tested it in a single player and because it is posting in chat, it just keeps on posting.
    Also, how would I set a global flag? I am quite new to macros and not good at programming them at all
     
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    global flags are basically booleans that are shared across all scripts. you can set a flag with SET(@<flagname>) and unset with UNSET(@<flagname>)
    the "@" part makes it global. Without the @ it can only be used in the same script.

    so say you name your flag sgmessages you get SET(@sgmessages) and UNSET(@sgmessages)
    They can be used in if statements. SET = true, UNSET = false. so like:
    Code:
    IF(@sgmessages);
IFMATCHES(<regexstuff>);
ENDIF;
ENDIF;
     
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    Normally the "It may work, I haven't tested it yet" concept normally applies to all macros I post, but this time I was unable to test because Minecraft is crashing as soon as I start it due to graphics card issues.

    The script itself was supposed to be within an IF() block checking for a global flag, as you mentioned. If my script doesn't contain "$${ }$$", it usually means that it is only an extract that shouldn't be run as a standalone script; I acknowledge that I should have made this clear beforehand.

    A global flag is indicated by the use of '@' in front of its name.
    Set it to 'true':
    Code:
    SET(@flagname)
    Set it to 'false':
    Code:
    UNSET(@flagname)
    Conditional statement:
    Code:
    IF(@flagname)
//Insert code here
ENDIF
     
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    So I've spent like 45 minutes trying to figure out how to make this work, but I cannot figure it out.

    It would be lovely if any of you two could figure it out how to make it work, and actually show me how to do it. This is mainly as I am not as talented and knowledgeable in macros as you guys are.
    No rush, this isn't a need so take your time.
     
    #8 MaxToMinimum, Dec 10, 2016

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    I haven't installed macromod in 2 years. So I won't be available for help.
     
    #9 kukelekuuk, Dec 10, 2016

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    First script bind to onChat Event.
    Code:
    $${
IFMATCHES(%CHATCLEAN%, "^\[ECC-SG\] You will now receive SG broadcast messages.")
IF(@sgmessage)
ECHO("/sg messages")
UNSET(@sgmessage)
ENDIF
ENDIF
IFMATCHES(%CHATCLEAN%, "^\[Lottery\] You will now receive Lottery broadcast messages.")
IF(@lotmessage)
ECHO("/lot messages")
UNSET(@lotmessage)
ENDIF
ENDIF
}$$
    Second script bind to a key or gui button.
    Code:
    $${
SET(@sgmessage)
SET(@lotmessage)
ECHO("/leave global")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave local")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave trade")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave auction")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave trv")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave nether")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave end")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave mining")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave vip")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/leave sg")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/sg messages")
WAIT(1)
ECHO("/lot messages")
}$$
     
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    Thank you so much. It works
     
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    Should unset the global flags when the correct message shows up, too. The "no longer receive" messages.
     
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    Is that really necessary? I have used it fine in succession...
     
    #13 MaxToMinimum, Dec 10, 2016

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    It's fine as long as you don't try to use the messages commands normally.
     
    #14 kukelekuuk, Dec 11, 2016
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