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The first thing you got to know when scripting in MonkeyTerm is that to begin a code segment you need to use <% ''code goes here'' %>, pretty much as if you were creating an ASP homepage. | The first thing you got to know when scripting in MonkeyTerm is that to begin a code segment you need to use <% ''code goes here'' %>, pretty much as if you were creating an ASP homepage. | ||
| + | == First view == | ||
When scripting in MonkeyTerm you first see the "Funky Monkey Tree". | When scripting in MonkeyTerm you first see the "Funky Monkey Tree". | ||
It is pretty selfexplaining, so any triggers you wanna create goes under trigger submenu and any aliases goes under the alias submenu etc. | It is pretty selfexplaining, so any triggers you wanna create goes under trigger submenu and any aliases goes under the alias submenu etc. | ||
| + | [[Image:funkyMonkey.jpg]] | ||
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| + | == Basic Scripting == | ||
When you create a trigger or alias in MonkeyTerm you use an '*' in the pattern, so if you were to create an alias which when you typed greet friend. You will first define the pattern as 'greet *', and then in the command use 'say hello there %1, my dear friend'. | When you create a trigger or alias in MonkeyTerm you use an '*' in the pattern, so if you were to create an alias which when you typed greet friend. You will first define the pattern as 'greet *', and then in the command use 'say hello there %1, my dear friend'. | ||
| − | Important to know is that if you use the string stored in the '*' in a code situation, inside a pair of <% %> that is. Then you need to use $1 instead of %1. | + | |
| + | [[Image:MT_basicScript.jpg]] | ||
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| + | ''Important to know is that if you use the string stored in the '*' in a code situation, inside a pair of <% %> that is. Then you need to use $1 instead of %1.'' | ||
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| + | [[Category: Scripting]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:21, 28 December 2006
The first thing you got to know when scripting in MonkeyTerm is that to begin a code segment you need to use <% code goes here %>, pretty much as if you were creating an ASP homepage.
First view
When scripting in MonkeyTerm you first see the "Funky Monkey Tree". It is pretty selfexplaining, so any triggers you wanna create goes under trigger submenu and any aliases goes under the alias submenu etc.
Basic Scripting
When you create a trigger or alias in MonkeyTerm you use an '*' in the pattern, so if you were to create an alias which when you typed greet friend. You will first define the pattern as 'greet *', and then in the command use 'say hello there %1, my dear friend'.
Important to know is that if you use the string stored in the '*' in a code situation, inside a pair of <% %> that is. Then you need to use $1 instead of %1.
Pages in category "MonkeyTerm Scripting"
The following 2 pages are in this category, out of 2 total.
