Gan
02-06-2006, 11:38 PM
Does anyone have a version of the name highlight script for SF?
I've finally kicked FE to the curb because of a change in screen resolution that nuked all of my FE screen settings and I'm tired of changing all 6 characters and the default back whenever my laptop resolution is altered.
Here's the FE version of the command line add name/color to highlight list.
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#[ Utility ]Adding names to highlight list
#Add People to Names Highlights
If_3 goto TooMany
IF_2 goto start
Echo Proper usage of this script is .name <person> <Color>
Echo For Example to make RatHunters name red type .Name RatHunter Red
Echo The Usable Colors Are DarkBlue, Green, Teal, Maroon,Purple, Brown, Grey, Blue, Lightgreen, SkyBlue, Pink, Yellow, and White.
Exit
START:
Pause 1
goto %2
matchwait
DarkBlue:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=2 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Green:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=3 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Teal:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=4 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
Goto end
Maroon:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=5 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Purple:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=6 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Brown:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=7 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Grey:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=8 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Blue:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=9 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Lightgreen:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=10 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
SkyBlue:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=11 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Red:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=12 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Pink:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=13 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Yellow:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=14 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
White:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=15 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
END:
ECHO Is %1 now highlighted the color you want? if not try again!
Exit
labelError:
Echo You did not choose a valid color, for the second variable
Echo The Usable Colors Are DarkBlue, Green, Teal, Maroon,Purple, Brown, Grey, Blue, Lightgreen, SkyBlue, Pink, Yellow, and White.
Echo Example .name RatHunter red
exit
Toomany:
Echo Too many Variables...you can only have 2 variables, the first being the name, the second being the color
Echo The Usable Colors Are DarkBlue, Green, Teal, Maroon,Purple, Brown, Grey, Blue, Lightgreen, SkyBlue, Pink, Yellow, and White.
Echo Example .name RatHunter Red
I've finally kicked FE to the curb because of a change in screen resolution that nuked all of my FE screen settings and I'm tired of changing all 6 characters and the default back whenever my laptop resolution is altered.
Here's the FE version of the command line add name/color to highlight list.
________________________________________-
#[ Utility ]Adding names to highlight list
#Add People to Names Highlights
If_3 goto TooMany
IF_2 goto start
Echo Proper usage of this script is .name <person> <Color>
Echo For Example to make RatHunters name red type .Name RatHunter Red
Echo The Usable Colors Are DarkBlue, Green, Teal, Maroon,Purple, Brown, Grey, Blue, Lightgreen, SkyBlue, Pink, Yellow, and White.
Exit
START:
Pause 1
goto %2
matchwait
DarkBlue:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=2 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Green:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=3 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Teal:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=4 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
Goto end
Maroon:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=5 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Purple:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=6 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Brown:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=7 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Grey:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=8 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Blue:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=9 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Lightgreen:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=10 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
SkyBlue:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=11 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Red:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=12 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Pink:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=13 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
Yellow:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=14 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
White:
AddToHighlightNames string="%1" foreColor=15 highlightEntireLine=False notOnWordBoundary=FALSE caseInsensitive=TRUE
goto end
END:
ECHO Is %1 now highlighted the color you want? if not try again!
Exit
labelError:
Echo You did not choose a valid color, for the second variable
Echo The Usable Colors Are DarkBlue, Green, Teal, Maroon,Purple, Brown, Grey, Blue, Lightgreen, SkyBlue, Pink, Yellow, and White.
Echo Example .name RatHunter red
exit
Toomany:
Echo Too many Variables...you can only have 2 variables, the first being the name, the second being the color
Echo The Usable Colors Are DarkBlue, Green, Teal, Maroon,Purple, Brown, Grey, Blue, Lightgreen, SkyBlue, Pink, Yellow, and White.
Echo Example .name RatHunter Red