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How to check if chat says "word"

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Redfr3sh
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Right now i am using this to detect if player says number

 

if (player != null && m.getUsername().equalsIgnoreCase(player.getName())) {

log("player has spoken");

if (m.getMessage().matches(".*\\d+.*")) {

hasSpoken = true;

}

 

but when i change (".*\\d+.*")

to "certain word" it doesn't detect it how to i get this to work

Use contains if you want to check for the word anywhere in what they said or use equals if you want an exact match

m.getMessage().contains("doge");

Edited by Imateamcape

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