Gossamer's Regex Quirkshop
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RE: Gossamer's Regex Quirkshop
(03-17-2018 07:08 AM)gossamerGadgeteer Wrote:(03-17-2018 07:05 AM)JaspurrCat Wrote:(03-17-2018 06:14 AM)gossamerGadgeteer Wrote:(03-17-2018 05:52 AM)JaspurrCat Wrote: im using mxrp for this one! here is the screenshot. Maybe it's something with the case? I double checked to make sure it wasn't in simple, and even changed the case a few times to see if it'll work oof I should've double-checked that as well. But thank you so much! I appreciate it! |
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JEEZ thats confusing but i feel like its really helpful for more complicated quirks then again i dont yet have a set-in-stone quirk so
I DONT NEED THIS WORK OF BEAUTY though i cant figure out why the "o"'s at the beginning of words skip the space and stick to the words before it sometimes example: WORK OF up there by BEAUTY and yes theres a space just in case anyone was gonna ask |
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RE: Gossamer's Regex Quirkshop
(06-25-2018 02:16 PM)histronicMuser Wrote: JEEZ thats confusing but i feel like its really helpful for more complicated quirks then again i dont yet have a set-in-stone quirk so Hey there, sorry for the delayed response, but the reason you're having that issue is because you have a space in your quirk setup. set="o=*, O=*" doesn't replace "O" with "*", it replaces " O" with "*". If you remove the space like so, that will fix your issue. [quirk=pre="" set="o=*,O=*" end="" col="#820044"] |
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Is there a way to replace whole words or phrases by any chance? I have character ideas that would actively benefit from such a thing.
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Hey, hi! A friend of mine has a real neat idea for a quirk but I'm scratching my head trying to think of a way to automate it, so I figured I'd come here for some possible advice if you're still active.
Basically, every instead of the letter o is capitalised, and surrounded with double carets, like so: Quote:^^sO^^, i ^^thOught^^ this ^^wOuld^^ be a ^^gOOd^^ ideaThe tricky part is making sure that only the words containing "O" are surrounded by the carets. Do you maybe have any ideas for a solution? Thanks! |
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RE: Gossamer's Regex Quirkshop
(03-02-2019 09:53 AM)Alienoid Wrote: Hey, hi! A friend of mine has a real neat idea for a quirk but I'm scratching my head trying to think of a way to automate it, so I figured I'd come here for some possible advice if you're still active. Sure thing! I would use a simple replace for capitalizing the o's (i.e., o to O), and then the following regex replace will do the rest! Code: (\w*O\w*) to ^^$1^^ If you want it to keep apostrophes inside the carets, then you can modify it like this. Code: ([\w']*O[\w']*) to ^^$1^^ Hope this helps! |
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(03-04-2019 06:02 PM)gossamerGadgeteer Wrote: Sure thing! I would use a simple replace for capitalizing the o's (i.e., o to O), and then the following regex replace will do the rest! Works like an absolute charm, thank you so much! Have a great week, you lifesaver. (The friend in need is also very adamant about her thank yous!) |
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RE: Gossamer's Regex Quirkshop
(02-04-2019 07:14 AM)gossamerGadgeteer Wrote:(02-04-2019 06:49 AM)nikdun420 Wrote: Is there a way to replace whole words or phrases by any chance? I have character ideas that would actively benefit from such a thing.Yes, and in fact it's pretty easy to do! Did you have an example in mind? In light if steven universe, changing the word God or goddess to diamond. Siberite: Oh my diamond. why can't you sit still and not insult me before i leave the room at the very least? |
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RE: Gossamer's Regex Quirkshop
Hi, I'm not sure if this thread is still active, but I've been having some trouble creating a quirk that alternated the capitalisation of every word, ex: "IM just NOT sure WHAT your ISSUE is MAN"
I've been attempting to regex it out but unfortunately I'm falling short and any help would be appreciated! |
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