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wrong/missing
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Now the command "/trigger recreate" does not delete the trigger any more.
Instead the option "addreplace" is used in input, so the existing trigger
is overwritten if the command is sent.
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state)
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modifier and focus hooks
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enable|disable|toggle)
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The "recreate" option is the same as "input" but the trigger is first
deleted. So this lets you recreate the same trigger and edit some things
if needed.
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trigger)
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syntax for match refs)
The reference char is now an argument for the function.
The references are now $0 .. $99 and $+ was added (last match, with
highest number).
The syntax to replace a match with one char is now: $.cN or $.c+
(for example: "$.*3").
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trigger with one command
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Examples with new format:
/regex/text/
/regex/text/var
/regex1/text1/ /regex2/text2/
/regex1/text1/var /regex2/text2/var
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{enable|disable|toggle}
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