View source for $puttok

Overwrites the Nth token in text with a new token.
 $puttok(text,token,N,C)

'''Note''' that you can specify a negative N.

== Example ==
 [[echo]] -ag $puttok(This is a moo, test, 4, 32)
This example replaces ''moo'' with ''test'' and therefor echo's ''This is a test''.
 [[var]] %botinfo = Nick JoinTime Admin
 [[If-Then-Else|if]] (!%admin) { [[set]] %botinfo $puttok(%users.1,[[$nick]],3,No) }
 else { [[set]] %botinfo $puttok(%users.1,[[$nick]],3,Yes) }
 echo -ag %botinfo
This example depending upon if ''%admin'' is [[$true]] or [[$false]] sets the third word in ''%botinfo'' to ''Yes'' or ''No''.
 '''Variables set:'''
 ''%gather_info = L,Q,G,O,F,S,P,Dana myserver.com 12345 10''   ;;Players Server Port MaxPlayers
 
 on *:[[On_Part|PART]]:#GatherChan: {
   var %tmp.nicks = [[$gettok]](%gather_info,1,32)               ;;Get nicknames into a temporary variable.
   if ([[$istok]](%tmp.nicks,$nick,44)) {                        ;;If nickname is in gather ...
     set %tmp.nicks [[$remtok]](%tmp.nicks,$nick,44)             ;;   remove them.
     set %gather_info $puttok(%gether_info,%tmp.nicks,1,32)  ;;Update ''%gather_info'''s first token with the players that are left.
   }
 }

[[Category:Token Identifiers]]