So, could you possibly just add in the regex to detect if there is parentheses around it or anything else like brackets?
Also, on some servers, there might be a usage of both a plugin's /msg and vanilla /tell, and I think there might be conflicts, where I use /msg while the player responds with /tell.
What happens is that when I PM them, it goes to a new tab, but when they respond it does not.
On one server, this was the formatting:
To Player: messagePlayer whispers: message
I am not entirely sure if that was actually custom or not. If it is, I could probably easely just make the replies forward to the tab with the username, but that forces me to actually PM them first, to get a "PM tab" created, because only "PM tabs" have pre-written /msg Player etc. in them.
TabbyChat does not detect PM's with the formatting that is from CommandBook
(To Player): message
(From Player): message
It does seem to detect
So, could you possibly just add in the regex to detect if there is parentheses around it or anything else like brackets?
Also, on some servers, there might be a usage of both a plugin's
/msg
and vanilla/tell
, and I think there might be conflicts, where I use/msg
while the player responds with/tell
.What happens is that when I PM them, it goes to a new tab, but when they respond it does not. On one server, this was the formatting:
To Player: message
Player whispers: message
I see that TabbyChat indeed detects
But it does not detect that only ^
I am not entirely sure if that was actually custom or not. If it is, I could probably easely just make the replies forward to the tab with the username, but that forces me to actually PM them first, to get a "PM tab" created, because only "PM tabs" have pre-written
/msg Player
etc. in them.