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Post: #11
RE: speech
Haha really funny =D
Each problem...

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08-21-2012 01:48 AM
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RE: speech
Ya, looks like sphere uses those mathematical algorithms in comparisons, it really shouldn't, should be treated as plain text. Oh well, this is just a 'quick fix' for the problem, it's not a complete solution. At least you can use strmatch, strcmp, strcmpi without running into some of those problems. Another issue is the ')' bracket, it closes the argument. With <char_parse> you can work around this, although you will have to set <char_parse> to a variable before comparing the string or the problem persists (ex: local.text=<char_parse <args>>).

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