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<0> ahh nvm Jinx_Dojo
<1> Hanzo, anyway, $read is a mIRC identifier, not many people use mIRC on linux
<2> Mentality: hating windows is like hating america
<3> hah
<2> it's greedy and evil and disgusting, but there isn't much better
<3> good way to put it
<0> i would LOVE to use Linux/BSD but i cant never understand it
<0> allways end-up re-installing xp straight after
<3> hanzo install a virtual server
<3> and setup whatever on it
<0> such as.....?
<3> linux/bsd
<0> virtual server?????
<3> yeh
<0> what?
<3> i will get the url
<1> or just use a pc emulator to install and try an operating system
<3> Microsoft Virtual PC
<1> vmware
<3> i have debian and redhat running on it
<1> going off-topic again..
<3> on my xp box
<0> ahh Emulators!!!
<0> know i understand
<2> so is there any more efficient method to search a text file?
<2> besides $readn and $read using wildmatches?
<2> should i use filter or is that about the same?
<4> filter is far faster than $read .. so is $fread
<2> oh wow
<2> didn't know we had access to that directly now
<2> that wasn't there when i started scripting years ago :)
<2> do you think it'd be better to use filter or $fread?
<5> ok
<5> back again
<5> someone let me try sending them a file
<6> jinx, $fread is simple. it has no real options. if you're searching for something, use $filter
<7> KOZMO: what IP is it forwarding to?
<6> KOZMO, /dcc send Raccoon versions.txt
<2> alright so looping through $fread would make no sense compared to looping through with $read
<7> Raccoon: ok you win, go got him
<7> go=you
<6> :)
<6> KOZMO, it sent fine.
<5> yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees
<5> yeaaaaaaaaaaaah
<5> lol
<5> hahahaha
<6> that'll be $5 please :)
<8> whore.
<5> I am so exited
<2> ha
<6> heh
<5> will you take an IOU?
<6> i prefer paypal, but whatever :P
<2> so, just to confirm, /filter is still much more efficient than $fread scanning large end text files?
<5> ha just joking
<5> not gonna send you money
<5> but thanks
<5> out
<9> Hiyas, is it possible to stop the toolbar at the bottom of windows from popping up everytime someone posts in a channel?
<2> right now i'm looping using $read(file,w,wildtext,previous$readn) and shoving results in a hash table
<2> the taskbar kemet?
<2> windows task bar i mean?
<8> Jinx_Dojo: with /fopen functions you would use /fseek, not $fread
<9> yup, I think so - the thing with all the icons
<8> /fopen+/fseek and /filter are comparable in speed, leaving $read far behind
<9> yeah .. it has the option to lock taskbar so must be
<2> oh wow so fseek disregards crlf entirely
<9> yup, windows xp
<8> not with -w
<2> not?
<2> hmm
<2> alright well, say i make a match
<2> where does the pointer rest? at the beginning or end of the match?
<9> it's currently an unlocked taskbar but it raises every time someone posts in a mirc channel
<9> ... or when a browser page don't load etc
<2> Kemet... i think that's a windows thing
<9> it's only the mirc issue that troubles me though as it can be every few secs
<9> oh, ... okies
<2> mIRC just reports activity...
<8> the beginning i believe, after which you can $fread the line and use /fseek the same way again
<2> you might be able to find a way to avoid it
<8> but i may be wrong, haven't used /fseek in a while
<8> bbl
<2> i dont know for sure
<9> okays, I tackle it form the windows side fo things then
<2> sat: interesting... sounds quite a bit superior to what i've been trying, and just about as easy to use
<9> thanks for being helpful :)
<2> Kemet... there might be a way to avoid mIRC reporting activity, i don't know, maybe someone else know.s
<2> however yes, it is windows who is responsible for popping it up, heh
<9> okay, you've given me some clues on where to look so that's useful
<2> maybe some tweak program somewhere has an option to disable activity popup... because i dont see one in default taskbar options
<2> heh yeah i'm just sorry i can't fix it for you... i know if it were me I would be really annoyed by that
<2> fortunately i keep my taskbar on constantly
<7> Natalie17 is doing on joinsends
<9> righty, well thanks for your time :) ... ciao for now.
<2> lol Natalie17 literally joined a second before you did rick
<10> 2s
<11> aww
<2> 1s on my client
<2> osc invite me to your elite channel
<2> ;)
<11> Jinx_Dojo has been invited to #netgear-linksys_router_use_a_port_other_than_6667
<11> =]
<2> w00t
<2> etc.
<2> hmm... so /fseek -w... will yield $fread returning the line on which the wildmatch was found?
<2> or the line after?
<2> $fread(name | N)
<7> wow, all scripts were unloaded
<2> Returns the next $crlf delimited line.
<2> what'd you do?
<12> HEY.
<12> I saw rickcp join after Natalie17.
<12> By 1 second.
<12> So he did get the on join message.
<7> Natalie17 is trying to send C:\Download\Hot-XXX-Pictures-Collection.rar
<13> I am jealous
<12> Me too.
<13> I saw rick join 2 seconds after.
<13> !
<7> just a wild guess but I bet it's not what it appears :)
<13> rick has IRC premonitions
<12> .98 centisecond
<7> yup, I'm psycho
<12> Hey what are .rar files.
<7> like zip
<12> Stand for. :|
<12> Oh k.
<2> Neal: i wasn't insinuating he didn't get the onjoin, just that his timing was impeccable
<2> [152523] <7> yup, I'm psycho
<2> someone ought to quote that. ;)
<12> Yea.
<12> I guess he meant psychic.
<12> Heh^.
<7> shot at humor
<7> guess it didn't go over well
<14> where do i put my username and serial information to register MIRC?
<13> /registration
<15> DCC SEND "1234567891011"
<15> DCC SEND "string" 0 0 0
<16> I wonder if anyone here actually bought their mirc
<16> or used keygens
<17> yup
<18> ...
<13> I've bought it three times.
<18> everybody here did
<16> k cool
<1> I paid
<19> i paid for it via CC one time and never got any sort of response
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