Aaahhh ok I get it
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Matches allows you to use regular expressions, so it’s more similar to checking if it contains something than equals something.
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Isn’t this when () doesn’t equals ()
Eh can’t explain
No, because this can use regular expressions, similar to what I want with In string, replace something with something but it just checks if it does not match something instead of replacing what it does match, if anything.
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This could work with both when message doesn’t match (the opposite of when message matches) and when I don’t get message (opposite of when I get message) I think both would be pretty useful, cool idea.
Why can’t you just use when game is playing and pause it for a frame when you get a message? Or with In string, replace something with something you might be able to create your own message system which would make that easier.
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You could but just having the block would make it much easier
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This block would be useful
Great idea - it would be very useful to have in Hopscotch.
You confuse me? I don’t understand
Hmm…
Isn’t that why check if else exists?
Or is it a rule rather than a block?
Unfortunately, this doesn’t exist yet.
Fortunately, you can use JSON editing and drop a conditional into a conditional.
If ( ("test" matches "t") == 0 ) {
//Do something
}
The code above is the equivalent of “test” does not match “t”
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Bumpity bump
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Yoink
Do we need this
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Maybe:
Repeat forever{
Check if ((hi) matches (h)){
// nothing here
}else{
// some code here
}end if
}end repeat
Bruh that’s big brain JSON editing there
Oh, matches (0) i thought matches ( )
it basically means if (“that” == “t”) is false { code }
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Can’t you basically just do
when ___ doesn’t equal ____Uh = and matches are very different…
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yep, matches can use RegEx
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