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BadAssWright
- Voice
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by BadAssWright »
I know how to remove all the caps in a line $text or $arg but i dont know how just to make the first letter of a command to be caped
like so
if someone types @commands
the bot will read commands, then responed with
commands @website @help @staff
how can i get Commands to be caped becauses its not set in the tcl file it just reads what ever the user types
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De Kus
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by De Kus »
what about something like that?
set command [string totile $command 1 end]
tcl: evaluate (.tcl): string totitle @commAnd 1 end
Tcl: @Command
simple and effective
oh, yes... for changing it in the whole string, you might have to use:
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set text [split $text]
set text [lreplace $text 0 0 [string totitle [lindex $text 0] 1 end]]
learn more about the magic tcl command
string
Edit: fixed typo within
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