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I have the following:

var serv = "chat"

serv match {
                
    case "chat" => Chat_Server ! Relay_Message(serv)
    case _ => null

}

The problem is that sometimes I also pass an additional param on the end of the serv string, so:

var serv = "chat.message"

Is there a way I can match a part of the string so it still gets sent to Chat_Server?

Thanks for any help, much appreciated :)

I have the following:

serv match {
                
    case "chat" => Chat_Server ! Relay_Message(serv)
    case _ => null

}

The problem is that sometimes I also pass an additional param on the end of the serv string, so:

var serv = "chat.message"

Is there a way I can match a part of the string so it still gets sent to Chat_Server?

Thanks for any help, much appreciated :)

I have the following:

var serv = "chat"

serv match {
                
    case "chat" => Chat_Server ! Relay_Message(serv)
    case _ => null

}

The problem is I sometimes also pass an additional param on the end of the serv string, so:

var serv = "chat.message"

Is there a way I can match a part of the string so it still gets sent to Chat_Server?

Thanks for any help, much appreciated :)

I have the following:

var serv = "chat"

serv match {
                
    case "chat" => Chat_Server ! Relay_Message(serv)
    case _ => null

}

The problem is that sometimes I also pass an additional param on the end of the serv string, so:

var serv = "chat.message"

Is there a way I can match a part of the string so it still gets sent to Chat_Server?

Thanks for any help, much appreciated :)