FindAndReplace (New Custom Functions)

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function find(str,string){
  if(string.find(str)!= null){return true;}else{return false;}
}
function FindAndReplace(string,findString,Replace){
  if (find(findString,string)&&findString!=string){ local n=-1;
    do{n++
      if(n+findString.len()<=string.len()){
        if(string.slice(n,n+findString.len())==findString){ local prev=null,next=null;
          if(n==0){prev="";}else{prev=string.slice(0,n)}
          if(n+Replace.len()==string.len()){next=""}else{next=string.slice(n+findString.len(),string.len())}
          string = format("%s%s%s"prev,Replace,next); n=string.len()+1;
          return string;
        }
      }
    }while (n<string.len())
  }else{return string;}
}

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function onPlayerChat(player, text)
{
    if(text.find("YourWord") != null)
        text = StringGSub(text, "YourWord", "ReplacedWord");
}


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function StringGSub(str, findString, replace)
{
    local index;
    do {
        index = str.find(findString, index != null ? index+findString.len() : 0);
        if (index != null)
        {
            local prev = str.slice(0, index);
            local next = str.slice(index+findString.len(), str.len());
            str = format("%s%s%s", prev, replace, next);
        }
    } while (index != null);
    return str;
}


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That's the way it's done.

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function onPlayerChat(player, text)
{
    if(text.find("YourWord") != null)
        text = StringGSub(text, "YourWord", "ReplacedWord");
}


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function StringGSub(str, findString, replace)
{
    local index;
    do {
        index = str.find(findString, index != null ? index+findString.len() : 0);
        if (index != null)
        {
            local prev = str.slice(0, index);
            local next = str.slice(index+findString.len(), str.len());
            str = format("%s%s%s", prev, replace, next);
        }
    } while (index != null);
    return str;
}


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