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You can use sed commands like `s/old text/new text` to edit the last message you sent. It does not support all sed features, just simple text replacement. Regex pattern: `/\As\/([^\/]+)\/([^\n\r]*?)\/?\s*\Z/`
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You can use sed commands like
s/old text/new textto edit the last message you sent. It doesn't support all sed features, just simple text replacement.Regex pattern:
/\As\/([^\/]+)\/([^\n\r]*?)\/?\s*\Z/If the pattern doesn't match, if the user hasn't sent a message in the last 20 messages or if the user is editing or replying to an event, it just sends it as a message.