As opposed to making the match variable include the entire regex
match, overlay the replacement string over the regex match and splice
out whatever's already in the replacement string from the regex match.
This new strategy helps save time when editing messages since match
prefix and suffix phrases have a lower chance of being repeated on
every edit. The overlay strategy also preserves uniqueness if the user
decides to change something in the edited text.
However, overlay can cause issues especially with punctiation,
so the strategy isn't chosen by default when creating a new regex.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
If a regex cannot be parsed, silently return out and don't run the
script. May be a good idea to display a toast message saying the
script didn't run.
Also only reload the chat if a chat is actually loaded.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
Sendas uses a different character's name for messages, so allow
the use of a character name override in the regex match function.
This overrides substituteParams to use a different value.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
Sometimes a user may want to substitute variables in the regex
itself rather than just matching those variables. This can be
optionally enabled in the editor.
In addition, try preventing crashes by checking for undefined
variables or null coalescing.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
If the extension is disabled, don't use any regex formatting. In
addition, wrap all foreach logic into its own function which
reduces the size of all regex injections.
This commit also removes the need for working around static imports
as UI is separate from the engine and is therefore imported at the
same time as other non-static extensions.
Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
