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<0> on 1:TEXT:!news:#canada: {
<0> if ( [ %flood. [ $+ [ $wildsite ]]] == $null) {
<0> .msg $nick $chr(91) Here is the latest news! $chr(93)
<0> .msg $nick $read(sites.txt)
<0> .msg $nick To search for sites, type: !search *news item* - Abuse this system and I will ignore you.
<0> .msg $nick $chr(91) There a total of $lines(news.txt) news ports in my database $chr(93)
<0> .msg $nick If a link is dead, please type, /msg $me !dead *newsite*
<0> }
<0> set -u600 %flood. $+ $wildsite ON
<0> }
<1> too many []
<1> if ( %flood. [ $+ [ $wildsite ]] == $null) is quite appropriate
<2> ok, i forgot the identifier..so hopefully someone can help me..whats the identifier that returns, say cde out of a string of 'abcdefg' ?
<1> $mid(abcdefg,2,3)
<0> try $remove
<1> er
<1> $mid(abcdefg,3,3)
<3> should be more like.. if (!%flood. [ $+ [ $wildsite ] ])
<2> $mid
<2> thats it
<2> been forever since i've done mirc scripting heh
<4> HMMM
<4> dosn't seem to work
<4> on 1:TEXT:!news:#canada: {
<4> if ( %flood. [ $+ [ $wildsite ]] == $null)
<4> .msg $nick $chr(91) Here is the latest news! $chr(93)
<4> .msg $nick $read(sites.txt)
<1> but that only works if you're talking about a fixed position in a string
<2> yeah i am
<4> Ah
<4> Sorry
<1> smurf!
<5> hi Raccoon
<4> on 1:TEXT:!news:#canada: {
<4> if ( %flood. [ $+ [ $wildsite ]] == $null)
<4> dosn't seem to query me
<5> %flood. [ $+ [ $wildsite ] ]
<0> don't pick on [ and ]'s
<4> ah!
<4> fixed it
<4> forgot an {
<0> desolatio you do run the risk of sending the same line of text to the person.
<4> Well
<4> i am testing it
<4> its showing differnet lines
<4> but i have 24 entries
<0> ok
<4> its working great!
<4> now I have to fix the removal off broken entries
<4> hmmmm
<4> is there a command I can use similar to $read()
<4> that delete's entries?
<5> write -dlN file.txt
<5> where N is the line number (if I recall correctly)
<4> Well
<5> to confirm, type /help /write
<4> The -d switch deletes a line in the file. If you don't specify a line number then the last line in the file is deleted.
<4> /write -dl5 c:\info.txt
<4> The above command will delete the 5th line in the file.
<4> ah!
<4> the -d switch deletes
<5> so there you go..
<4> cool
<4> on 1:TEXT:!dead * :#canada: { if ( * isin sites.txt == /write -d * c:\info.txt ) }
<4> hmm
<4> so lets say i specify !dead www.google.com
<4> it should delete any entries
<4> with *www.google.com*
<4> from info.txt
<5> the google part will be $2
<4> !dead $2 ?
<5> see $read first
<5> if (a isin abc) <-- this works, but not for files (which is why you have to use $read)
<6> Hey, in the command "if" I can set && twice? I mean: on *:text:*:*:{ if (blabla) && (blabla2) && (blabla3) { say hi }}
<5> CHivas, yeah
<6> thanks
<6> hey, this1 should work?
<6> on *:TEXT:*:#chan:{
<6> if (*nick* iswm $nick) && (*hi* iswm $1-) { /say hi }
<6> if (*nick* iswm $nick) && (*hello* iswm $1-) { /say hello }
<6> elseif (*barby* iswm $1-) { halt | haltdef }
<6> }
<0> oooooooooo man I think I just pulled a finger playing halo.
<7> lol
<8> hello
<9> can anyone help me with my script.. I have want my on text to trigger when it see nn.nn.nn where 'n' is only numbers
<10> hello
<11> blob
<2> there isn't a "cut command like /copy is there?
<9> hi maxus
<9> can you help?
<11> alias test { echo $active $regex($1-,.*[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}) }
<11> hm
<11> even easier
<11> alias test { echo $active $regex($1-,[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}) }
<11> seems to work aswell
<11> alias test { return $active $regex($1-,[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}) }
<11> i hope you understand how its working
<11> :P
<9> need the extra . after $1,
<11> ?
<9> so its .nn.nn.nn
<11> ow
<11> alias test { return $active $regex($1-,\.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}) }
<9> seems easy enuf to implement, thanks maxus :D
<11> yea so test(%string) ... would return 1 or 0
<12> @find cartel- last chance
<11> or more than 1 if .nn.nn.nn is shown in that string
<9> ok :)
<11> made a lil error there still
<11> sigh
<11> alias test { return $regex($1-,\.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}) }
<11> (remove $active)
<11> odd
<11> why wouldnt this work
<11> [\.[0-9]{2}]{3}
<11> isnt that the same as
<11> \.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}\.[0-9]{2}
<13> hi
<14> can the aop command be used in a popup window to add the *!* at the beginning of the whois and also add the netmask at then end instead of putting a *?
<15> can someone pls ping this ip 210.5.72.66
<16> Request timed out.
<17> rdsyt
<18> HAI BOLEH KENALAN GA?
<19> .. die ..
<20> ce dumnezo ii aici?
<21> English please
<20> a...
<20> what the...is here?
<20> :))
<20> k?
<20> :)))
<21> piff1987, this is a help channel for mIRC, not a chat channel :) - If you wanna chat, please go to #Chat or #Chatworld etc. or go to http://www.irchelp.org/chanlist and search for a channel there. If you have a question, feel free to ask. :)
<20> in english please
<20> :)))))))))))))))
<20> so
<20> speak people spejk
<20> speak
<20> hey people who's from romain
<20> ?
<22> tampan
<23> hay watz going on aol
<24> hei any body there?
<25> crazy1car: ask your question in the channel, if anyone can help they will
<25> let's try that again
<25> crazy1car: ask your question in the channel, if anyone can help they will
<25> do you see "in the channel"?
<25> ok, guess ignore is in order
<24> can you see my message?
<26> hello to all
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