[OGL] Click on text in chat.

[askf]

Hey guys,

I want to be able to accept a trade from a specific player in the chat. The only solution I have is to split the Chat box into multiple TBoxs and then check each tbox with ogl.getChars(box[i]).
Just wanted to check if there isn't a better way to do this?

Cheers,

askf

[Clarity]

Hey guys,

I want to be able to accept a trade from a specific player in the chat. The only solution I have is to split the Chat box into multiple TBoxs and then check each tbox with ogl.getChars(box[i]).
Just wanted to check if there isn't a better way to do this?

Cheers,

askf

if execRegExpr('(?i).*wishes to trade with you.*', chat.getChat()[0]) then
mouse.click('wishes to trade with you');

Could also use ogl.getChars().toString() instead of chat.getChat() if you want to detect any text not in the chatbox, since the regular expression will narrow everything down fine. There might be a better regular expression to use as well for the situation.

[Obscurity]

You'd want to tell it to click the last found occurrence for trading, Clarity;.

Also, he says he'd like to trade with a specific person - so reg ex probably wouldn't be needed.

I do remember writing a function for this though... Could be extracted from mouse.click(string) if not. Then again, how often am I like, "You idiot, I wrote a function for that!..." to yous in Skype and turns out I just forgot to update it.

[Ross]

Then again, how often am I like, "You idiot, I wrote a function for that!..." to yous in Skype and turns out I just forgot to update it.

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[Clarity]

You'd want to tell it to click the last found occurrence for trading, Clarity;.

Also, he says he'd like to trade with a specific person - so reg ex probably wouldn't be needed.


Whoops :) Listen to him, not me.

[askf]

Thanks guys!

I have just locked my chat to trade and assistance, and then checking for the name of the account I want to trade with. If it is available, click using mouse.click(runner[availableRunner]);

Cheers again,

`askf