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This MIGHT work:

function procCmd(cmd){
if(cmd=="what time is it") clientMessage("The time is (ticks) " + Level.getTime());
}

Although, wouldn't it be better to check if two specific words are in the command?

function procCmd(cmd){
if(cmd.indexOf("what") > 0 && cmd.indexOf("time") > 0) clientMessage("The time is (ticks) " + Level.getTime());
}

I'm not sure if either of these would work though.

Quote from MelonCraftPE

How do i read what a player says and reply with clientMessage , like here's and Example

if(cmd[0]=="siri"&& string == " what time is it ") { // will that work
clientMessage(" It is " + Level.getTime() );
}
if(cmd[0]=="siri" && string == " whats my gamemode") {
clientMessage("You are in " + Level.getGameMode() );
}

Will that work ? And if not please tell me how i can make it where its

if(cmd[0]=="siri" && string == " blah ") {
}

Oh, okay. I see what you mean now.
To get the last couple of strings of the command this should work:

var msg = null;
function procCmd(cmd){
   var cmd = cmd.split(' ');
   if(cmd[0]=="siri"){
      if(cmd.length > 0){
         for(var i=1;i<cmd.length;i++){
            msg = cmd[i] + " ";
         }
      }
   }
}

I'm not really sure if this would work, but I hope you understand what I mean.

Quote from Lambo_car16

Oh, okay. I see what you mean now.
To get the last couple of strings of the command this should work:

var msg = null;
function procCmd(cmd){
var cmd = cmd.split(' ');
if(cmd[0]=="siri"){
if(cmd.length > 0){
for(var i=1;i<cmd.length;i++){
msg = cmd[i] + " ";
}
}
}
}

I'm not really sure if this would work, but I hope you understand what I mean.

I think he meant how to read what the player says. Like: If the player types in the chat "What time is it siri?" (Without /) it will say "The time is (Time)

Quote from darkdiamondminer

I think he meant how to read what the player says. Like: If the player types in the chat "What time is it siri?" (Without /) it will say "The time is (Time)

Not possible at the moment