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** \bmibbiturl\b -> http://www.mibbit.com/chat/ (\b = word boundary) | ** \bmibbiturl\b -> http://www.mibbit.com/chat/ (\b = word boundary) | ||
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+ | ** \b([^ ]+)url\b -> http://www.$1.com -> mozillaurl -> http://www.mozilla.com |
Revision as of 13:16, 7 May 2009
(for registered main client users only at the moment)
Filters are a simple yet useful system to replace text. They can be applied to incoming or outgoing IRC chat.
Just go to Prefs -> Filters and setup your own.
- REGEXP - This is a javascript regular expression to match against
- Replacement - The text you want to replace with
- In - If checked, it'll be applied to any incoming IRC chat
- Out - If checked, it'll be applied to any outgoing IRC chat
Note that the filters are applied from first to last, only once.
For the regular expression syntax, see https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Guide/Regular_Expressions
You could use this to:
- Replace irritating abbreviations:
- BRB -> Be right back
- i18n -> internationalization
- Filter out offensive words:
- Damn -> by the beard of Zeus!
- Store commonly used responses:
- tellWidget -> "The widget is a fantastic thing that you can find more info about here....."
- default:
- \bmibbiturl\b -> http://www.mibbit.com/chat/ (\b = word boundary)
- Use a matched text within the replaced string
- \b([^ ]+)url\b -> http://www.$1.com -> mozillaurl -> http://www.mozilla.com