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# >> IMPORTS
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from players.helpers import index_from_playerinfo
from players.helpers import playerinfo_from_userid

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# >> Global
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chatColors  = {	'#white'	    :	'\x01' ,
                '#darkred'	    :	'\x02' ,
                '#green'	    :	'\x04' ,
                '#palegreen'	:	'\x05' ,
                '#lightgreen'   :	'\x06' ,
                '#red'  	    :	'\x07' }

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# >> CLASSES
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class saylib(object):
    def __init__(self):
        pass
          
    def __setColor(self, msg):
        text = msg
        for i, j in colors.iteritems():
            text = text.replace(i, str(j))
        return str(text)
        
    def tell(self, userid, msg):
        playerinfo = playerinfo_from_userid(userid)
        i = index_from_playerinfo(playerinfo)
        m = messages.SayText(index=i, chat=1, message=__setColor(msg))
        m.send(i)

from messages import SayText2

my_saytext2_message = SayText2(<parameters>)

# You only need to specify the users if you did not do so on instantiation of the SayText2 instance
my_saytext2_message.send([users])

# You can also specify the users as an attribute of the instance before calling the send() method
my_saytext2_message.users = <users>
my_saytext2_message.send()