JS-LIKE

The JavaScript String object's "like()" method is used to see if this string matches another string. The syntax is:

The position argument is optional. If present it says to match only against the positionth word in the string. The string0 to stringN arugments contain strings that will be matched against. For example:

Example                           Returns
'foo'.like( 'foo', 'bar' )        true
'foo'.like( 'foo-bar' )           true
'f'.like( 'foo-bar' )             true (abbreviations accepted)
'orc lord'.like( 'orc' )          false
'ugly cat'.like( 'ugly big cat' ) true

The JavaScript Aura, Char, Obj, and Room methods also contain a
like() method which can be used to see if a given string matches
their name:

Example                           Returns
actor.like( 'joe' )               true if the actor's name
                                  contains joe.
(customcommand 'trolling' js 'like( event.text )')
                                  This trigger would trigger if
                                  the actor entered
                                  "trolling <self's name>"