Resending lines through triggers

I have a pattern in the form:
Line 1 - can be quite a few different values
Line 2 - always the same

and I have triggers set up on the various values of Line 1 (all assigned to the same trigger group). So far so good. However, I only want the triggers on Line 1 to fire if Line 2 is present. I have a multi-line trigger set up that catches the pattern, and rather than copy all the triggers into the multi-line trigger I was wondering if there was a more elegant way - for instance using the multi-line trigger to enable the trigger group and then sending Line 1 to be reevaluated by the triggers?

I think I might have a clue as to what you're asking..

What I would do, if I'm understanding you correctly, is have Line 2 always disenabled. Keep Line 1 enabled, don't do a multi-line trigger, if you don't want to, but what you can do is have line 1 enable the line 2 trigger, and if the line 2 trigger fires, then have whatever it is you want to do, do. (if that makes sense)

An example would be easier, heh. Multi-line triggers were made so that you didn't have to do this type of cascading trigger.

Ok, that sounds like it should work.

To give an example:
Small spaces no longer frighten you.
You feel the musical healing energy of the Song of Therapeutics draw an affliction from your body.

The first line is the curing message of an affliction for which I have triggers recording whether or not I have it. Usually I know exactly when these will be cured so I only enable them specifically when trying to cure to avoid illusions stuffing me up. However there is a skill which periodically does the above and because the skill message is after the curing message, it makes it a fair bit more difficult to handle.

Or, have line 1 merely save its results somewhere (eg. a variable), and then if line 2 fires, it can retrieve the saved line 1 line.

However a simpler method might be to use GetLineInfo in the Line 2 trigger, which will then give you what was in line 1 (ie. get the second-last line from the output buffer).