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/^>[^\&\s].+/g: green text
Observation: it will be run against individual lines of the message, not against the whole message at once.
Class: greenText
Example:
>text
/\[spoiler\].+\[\/spoiler\]/g or /\*\*.+?\*\*/g: spoiler
Observation: it will be run against individual lines of the message, not against the whole message at once.
Class: spoiler
Example:
text or
text
/>>>\/\w+\/\d+/g: cross-quote
Class: quoteLink
Example:
>>>/board/1
/>>>\/\w+\//g: board link
Example:
>>>/board/
/>>\d+/g: quote
Class: quoteLink
Example:
>>1
/(http|https)\:\/\/\S+/g: links
Example:
http://url.com
/\=\=.+?\=\=/g: red text
Observation: it will be run against individual lines of the message, not against the whole message at once.
Class: redText
Example:
text
/\'\'\'.+?\'\'\'/: bold
Observation: it will be run against individual lines of the message, not against the whole message at once.
Example:
text
/\'\'.+?\'\'/g: italic
Observation: it will be run against individual lines of the message, not against the whole message at once.
Example:
text
/\_\_.+?\_\_/g: underline
Observation: it will be run against individual lines of the message, not against the whole message at once.
Example:
text
/\~\~.+?\~\~/g: strike
Observation: it will be run against individual lines of the message, not against the whole message at once.
Example:
text
There is also
text and
text that just replace each part individually instead of running a regex that searches for a certain pattern.