Function doColorCode(fstring)
	set re = new RegExp
	re.pattern = "\[color=("")(\#)([a-f0-9]{6})+("")\]"
	re.ignorecase = true
	re.global = true
	set matches = re.execute(fstring) ' find matches
	if matches.count <> 0 then
		for each match in matches
			changetext = Replace(Replace(match.value,"[color=" &chr(34),"<span style=""color: "),chr(34) & "]",chr(34) & ">")
			fstring = Replace(fstring, match.value, changetext)
		next
	end if
	re.pattern = "\[\/color=("")(\#)([a-f0-9]{6})+("")\]"
	re.ignorecase = true
	re.global = true
	set matches = re.execute(fstring) ' find matches
	if matches.count <> 0 then
		for each match in matches
			changetext = Replace(Replace(match.value,"[/color=" & chr(34) ,"</span style=""color: "),chr(34) & "]",chr(34) & ">")
			fstring = Replace(fstring, match.value, changetext)
		next
	end if
	doColorCode = fstring
	set re = nothing
	set matches = nothing
end function

		fString = extratags(fString)

		fString = doColorCode(fstring)

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Originally posted by HuwR

This can be already abused

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Originally posted by MarcelG

(I see you know how to create a regular expression, so I alsmost do not dare to ask, but do you think you could remodel this mod to a regular expression ánd so that it uses the [tip=""][/tip] instead of [tip=**][/tip] syntax ? It would be very much appreciated if you could have a look at that mod, to see if it's possible! However, it's not easy to define a recurring pattern between the ""'s, as it's free format text....of any length...)

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Originally posted by SiSL
Here you go (with that, you cannot use " (quote) in tips tho..
EDIT: code makes it problem, here is link

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fString = doTips(fstring)