If I have a multiline trigger like the following
Is it possible to gat both line1 and line2?
^line1\nline2\zIs it possible to gat both line1 and line2?
gagging multiple line triggers
Posted by Jimbob on Mon 23 Feb 2009 01:21 PM — 3 posts, 17,180 views.
Yes it is possible. Although I am not sure what you mean 'get both line1 and line2.'
If you mean you want them captured as %1 and %2, make it a regular expression like... ^(Line1)\n(Line2)\z
If the problem is getting the trigger to work, you may just need to turn multi-line on, and set lines to match to 2.
Edit: oi, I need to read better. I totally didn't read (or realize the contents of) the subject line. :(
If you mean you want them captured as %1 and %2, make it a regular expression like... ^(Line1)\n(Line2)\z
If the problem is getting the trigger to work, you may just need to turn multi-line on, and set lines to match to 2.
Edit: oi, I need to read better. I totally didn't read (or realize the contents of) the subject line. :(
Gagging them isn't as straight forward as just the check box "Omit from Output".
You could script out a call to "DeleteLines" and remove the last 2 lines on match with the one mutliline trigger.
Alternatively, 2 triggers would probably be easier.
^line1$
omit_from_output = 'y'
<send> EnableTrigger "GagLine2" </send>
and
^line2$
name="GagLine2"
omit_from_output="y"
<send>EnableTrigger ("GagLine2", false) </send>
You could script out a call to "DeleteLines" and remove the last 2 lines on match with the one mutliline trigger.
Alternatively, 2 triggers would probably be easier.
^line1$
omit_from_output = 'y'
<send> EnableTrigger "GagLine2" </send>
and
^line2$
name="GagLine2"
omit_from_output="y"
<send>EnableTrigger ("GagLine2", false) </send>