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<0> how do i get the number of lines in a txt file?
<0> nevermind
<1> sal all
<2> Hi there, anyone know how I can get mirc to read single lines from an .txt document
<2> and message them
<2> I have setup part of it
<2> on 1:TEXT:!hunjee:#pugs:/msg $nick Here is the latest news:
<2> Like, lets say I have news.txt
<2> and in that file contains
<2> 1/12/10 - Today we have added 50 new features!
<2> > //echo $read(funny.txt)
<2> i see this in /help
<3> on *text:!hunjee:#pugs:msg $nick here is the latest news: $read(news.txt)
<2> ah!
<2> hrmmm
<4> $read(news.txt) reads a random line from the text file..
<2> cool
<2> so how would I make it scroll
<2> instead of the news being on the same line
<2> the next line
<2> on 1:TEXT:!hunjee:#pugs:/msg $nick Here is the latest news: }
<2> { /msg $nick $read(news.txt) }
<2> ??
<3> er
<3> that's not how you use brackets
<4> { msg $nick line 1 | msg $nick line 2 }
<3> on 1:text:!hunjee:#:pugs:{
<2> Ah!
<2> cool
<0> how can I break a while loop before the condition is met?
<5> i cant send files using dcc
<5> but i can recieve files
<6> hi
<2> dpieppiej
<2> dieppiej
<2> I got it working
<2> but i'd like it to show 5 lines per request
<2> instead of 1
<2> on 1:TEXT:!search $1:/msg $nick Results found: $read(help.txt, w, *$1*)
<2> can't seem to get that to work either
<7> * $+ $1 $+ *
<4> don't use :!search $1:, use !search *
<2> on 1:TEXT:!search *:/msg $nick Results found: $read(help.txt, w, )
<2> What do I put in the end?
<4> the * $+ $1 $+ *
<2> on 1:TEXT:!search *:#pugs:/msg $nick Results found: $read(news.txt, w,* $+ $1 $+ * )
<2> Correct?
<4> yes, let someone try it
<4> brb
<2> Hmmm.
<2> so if I type !search hello
<2> it will search the file for anything with *hello* in it
<2> ?
<2> hmmmm
<2> Its not working..
<2> I want it to search the file news.txt
<2> and display anything it comes up it
<8> hi, i am unable to auto-reconnect on disconnection on a certain server. when im disconnected, the channel stops moving and it just sits there like everyone is silent, but in actuality, im disconnected. is there a way to fix this problem? tia.
<2> on 1:TEXT:!news:#canada:{.msg $nick [ Here is the latest news! ] | .msg $nick $read(sites.txt) | .msg $nick To search for sites, type: !search *news item* - Abuse this system and I will ignore you. | .msg $nick [There a total of $lines(news.txt) news ports in my database ] | /msg $nick If a link is dead, please type, /msg desolation !dead *newsite*
<2> hmmm
<2> im having trouble with this
<2> it dosn't message parts of it
<9> I think you are missing a } at tje end and a space for the 1st msg
<9> I would remove all the color code just to get it working then move from there.
<10> It takes Chuck Norris 20 minutes to watch 60 minutes.
<10> rofl
<4> why?
<10> ?
<4> nevermind, I thought you would know why..
<10> dieppiej, because Tivo cuts the comercials
<10> [01:10:25] <+krille> Tivo?
<4> maybe there was some kind of explaination
<10> ops
<11> huh? So err...why Chuck Norris??
<12> what, no roundhouse kick involved?
<4> SaisCysgu: because of http://www.chucknorrisfacts.com/
<13> When Chuck Norris breaks the water, Chuck doesn't get wet, the water gets Chuck Norris!
<10> sat, hehe.
<11> Oh well. I'm off to bed.
<12> nn sais
<14> haugen: i heard that one a few hours ago at my swim meet :P
<13> ;P
<10> lol
<14> i thought I might know you, but your address isnt from the States :P
<13> No, just across the atlantic ocean
<4> that will take a while swimming
<13> bearruler takes swimming lessons
<13> 5 minutes np
<13> :)
<15> salut tous
<10> english
<13> I think that's french for "I just ate a huge salat"
<10> haha
<0> is there a command to move a folder from one place to another? i see the /copy command for files, but I want to move the whole folder
<2> on 1:TEXT:!news:#canada:{.msg $nick [ Here is the latest news! ] | .msg $nick $read(sites.txt) | .msg $nick To search for sites, type: !search *news item* - Abuse this system and I will ignore you. | .msg $nick [There a total of $lines(news.txt) news ports in my database ] | /msg $nick If a link is dead, please type, /msg desolation !dead *newsite* }
<2> I'm having trouble with this code
<16> what port does dcc chat use?
<2> I can't seem to get it working right
<13> Dead_Body, 1024
<13> Dead_Body, 1024~5000
<10> Dead_Body, what's not working?
<16> my firewall :(
<10> eh, desolatio *
<16> i bet you dont even see the request :P
<16> dcc chat request
<13> Dead_Body, then allow all outgoing\ingoing traffic on 1024~5000
<16> thats a wide range
<13> or even cross check your local info
<13> see that it's not your local ip that's listed there
<4> you can use a smaller range, range of 10 ports is enough
<16> its my real ip, not network ip
<10> desolatio, you have to read /help timers
<16> how do i set the range?
<10> if it's not working at all
<4> Dead_Body" in alt+o --> connect --> options --> advanced
<16> cool
<16> still no luck
<14> on 1:TEXT:!news:#canada: { .msg $nick [ Here is the latest news! ] | .msg $nick $read(sites.txt) | .msg $nick To search for sites, type: !search *news item* - Abuse this system and I will ignore you. | .msg $nick [There a total of $lines(news.txt) news ports in my database ] | .msg $nick If a link is dead, please type, /msg desolation !dead *newsite* }
<16> i can explain the whole network setup, if anyone wants to help
<16> and has knowledge of routers/openwrt
<10> bearruler, yeah.. But he should input some timers, or else the bot will get disconnected because of flood
<17> or just a conditional checking the last time of access or something to that effect
<10> yeah
<10> Dead_Body, spit out.. there's always someone to help :)
<17> oh man I was just thinking about it
<17> do you think moving to 64 bit processors will fix the ctime problem?
<17> with it running out of numbers
<12> it's the legacy stuff that's going to break. there are already enough solutions now..
<17> what are the solutions?
<12> pretty much any 32-bit compiler already supports 64-bit integers
<17> sort of
<12> not sort of. fully.
<12> besides, using the current 32-bit integer unsigned will already work until 2106
<0> anyone know how to move entire folders from one location to another?
<0> like you would a file
<10> right click, copy
<0> haha
<10> or cut
<0> any mirc command to do it for me?
<18> paste
<18> /copy
<0> hmm copy works for folders?
<0> in the help it only talks about moving files
<18> prbly not
<18> there is /rename /copy
<0> /rename i think is the one i want
<0> maybe not
<12> note that /rename only works if the source and destination are on the same logical disk
<17> lol
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