Description
Text Interpreter is a program used by Portal when asked to generate
a channel's name. For example if you have set your voices name to
./set v.regex $status_list portal knows thats status_list is a
variable, as it is preceded by the symbol $ (portal can read variables,
attributes, pipes and structures as seen bellow).
So lets say you are playing Counter Strike, your channel's name will be
CS:GO.
Variables
| prefix | Description | Format | Example $status_list |
|---|---|---|---|
| $ | Variables are immutable and live data that return information | $variable | CS:GOor CS:GO, Apex |
Attributes
| prefix | Description | Format | Example @g.locale |
|---|---|---|---|
| & | Attributes are Portal Bot's, Portal Voice or Voice Channel options that can be manipulated by whomever has clearance | &attribute | gr |
Pipes
| prefix | Description | Format | Example @g.locale | upperCase |
|---|---|---|---|
| | | Pipes are mini functions you can pass text or Variables to manipulate their outcome | |pipe | GR |
Structures
| prefix | suffix | Description |
|---|---|---|
| {{ | }} | Structures are conditional flow manipulators |
Combined
Combining everything in one naming guideline it would look something like this:
$status_list / &g.locale / &g.locale|upperCase
will become
CS:GO / gr / GR