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  1. @ceruleanspark is there any way you could provide me with the list of words used by the filter? I'm making my own and I'm pretty sure my list is much smaller than it should be. If you can't, that's fine. I'll just end up trying a generic filter list if you can't.

    Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 17:59:40 UTC from web
    1. @flamingpandaomg Wait, a list of words the filter is searching for, or a list of the substitutions?

      Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:00:41 UTC from web
      1. @ceruleanspark the words that actually trigger the filter. Basically the list of curses and whatnot.

        Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:01:08 UTC from web
        1. @flamingpandaomg They're in regular expression format. Can you read that?

          Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:02:06 UTC from web
          1. @ceruleanspark I don't think so? I was hoping more for something in plain text, but if that's the only thing you can provide I'm sure I could find a way.

            Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:02:49 UTC from web
            1. @flamingpandaomg @redenchilada I was gonna do basically the same thing.

              Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:04:04 UTC from web
            2. @flamingpandaomg This is for a userscript, right?

              Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:05:58 UTC from web
              1. @redenchilada No. It's for an autohotkey script that just replaces the word with what I tell it to. I'd show an example if I could.

                Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:06:51 UTC from web
                1. @flamingpandaomg Oh, okay.

                  Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:07:18 UTC from web
                  1. @redenchilada This is literally all I have to do. I just copy and paste the one line and replace the one bit. # because butt http://ur1.ca/eky49

                    Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:09:35 UTC from web
                    1. @flamingpandaomg Also, that's supposed to be 'wordtoreplace' but I was typing too quick to notice/care.

                      Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:10:04 UTC from web
    2. @flamingpandaomg https://github.com/pcdude2143/rainbowdash-network/blob/master/plugins/NoSwear/NoSwearPlugin.php (contains # language, obviously)

      Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:02:56 UTC from web
      1. @redenchilada I can't f[u]?*in' read those. What are those, wild cards?

        Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:04:20 UTC from web
        1. @zeldatra It's called a Regular Expression. They're more complex than simple wildcards. The punctuation indicates different rules to apply when matching.

          Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:09:59 UTC from web
          1. @ceruleanspark Sure puts my !renpy skills to shame. :U

            Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:11:14 UTC from web
          2. @ceruleanspark Thank you for teaching me this new-fangled piece of information. I'll never use it, but still, I asked.

            Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:11:38 UTC from web
      2. @redenchilada xD it's odd. I can read a lot of that but I'll more than likely just find a generic swearing filter list and use that.

        Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:04:39 UTC from web
      3. @redenchilada Oh boy, I can't wait to tell all these to my friends at school! I'll be the coolest kid on the block!

        Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:06:13 UTC from web
      4. @redenchilada It still filters d u c h e s s? FrankerZess

        Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:22:18 UTC from web
        1. @nerthos Yep, it does.

          Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:22:41 UTC from web
          1. @nerthos but FrankerZess is an amazing word

            Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:23:13 UTC from web
            1. @redenchilada FrankerZess FrankerZess FrankerZess FrankerZess FrankerZess FrankerZess FrankerZess FrankerZess FrankerZess FrankerZess

              Tuesday, 09-Jul-13 18:23:50 UTC from web