Updated to deal with multiple keywords.

This patch enables the new google tags. The codebase has been updated with this.

Add four lines to sub makelinks (adjacent the cpan lines): 

$content=~s/\[google:\/\/([^|\]]+)\|([^\]]+)\]/&google('G',$1,$2)/eig;
+ # [google://keyword(s)|text]
$content=~s/\[google:\/\/([^|\]]+)\]/&google('G',$1)/eig;             
+ # [google://keyword(s)]
$content=~s/\[lucky:\/\/([^|\]]+)\|([^\]]+)\]/&google('L',$1,$2)/eig; 
+ # [lucky://keyword(s)|text]
$content=~s/\[lucky:\/\/([^|\]]+)\]/&google('L',$1)/eig;              
+ # [lucky://keyword(s)]

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Add this subroutine after sub makelinks: 
sub google
{ # [google://] and [lucky://]
my$google = 'http://www.google.com/search?q=';
my$luck = '&btnI=lucky';
my($fu,$g,$n) = shift;
if($fu eq 'G'){ undef($luck) }
$n = CGI::escape($_[0]);
if(@_ == 2){
    $g = qq~<a href="$google$n$luck"$trgt>$_[1]<\/a>~;
    }
if(@_ == 1){
    $g = qq~<a href="$google$n$luck"$trgt>$_[0]<\/a>~;
    }
return $g;
}

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In reply to framechat google tag patch by epoptai
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