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<0> yep
<0> window -BdEog2hk0o +L @NickMention 1 1 150 100
<0> (whoopsie)
<0> ooh, rickcp: thats window at (1,1).....
<1> what's your point?
<0> window -BdEog2hk0o +L @NickMention 1024 768 150 100
<0> textbox...
<0> <0> and i cant position the textbox at (1,1)
<1> then I have no idea WTF you want
<1> you say one thing, mean another
<0> i want a window WITHOUT a listbox, and WITH a multi line textbox
<0> thats it
<1> what is your definition of listbox and textbox?
<0> listbox == the one with the scrollbar.
<1> to me they're the same
<0> a listbox has items. They are most definatley *not* the same
<0> my window has a listbox on top, textbox on bottom... no me quiero the listbox
<1> that's an editbox at the bottom
<0> ur english arent you? Colour == Color... tomato==tomato...
<1> suit yourself, at least I was willing to help
<0> yes, and thanks for that
<0> but, can i have JUST an "editbox"? or cover up the other one with the editbox?
<1> but whn I try to understand what exactly you mean you get pissy and insulting?
<1> you're on your own
<0> ooh, whoops.. No really, i wasnt getting pissy...
<0> gotta love IRC huh... no emotions
<0> <calm> so its impossible? </calm>
<2> where can i krejt's numerics help ?
<1> http://mirc.stealth.net/download/
<3> hello
<3> seems today, most all of my whois isnt showing idle time, why could that be?
<3> Im even doing the double whois
<3> like /whois whois nick
<3> been any kind of change happen on the servers?
<1> citra: #mirc is a help channel, for chatting you may want to try #worldchat or visit www.irchelp.org/chanlist to find a channel that suits your interests
<1> do not message people here
<3> how goes it rickcp?
<3> any ideas why Im not getting any idle times not even on myself after I stop talking for a few seconds?
<3> rickcp: still dont like me? I left for a long time
<3> am I welcome here?
<4> hi
<5> selamn aleykm
<4> is there anyway to do a here document in mirc
<4> hey
<4> someone was telling me thats what muslum people say
<4> i thought they were just smoking rock or something
<5> ben bir trkce bilen aryorum
<5> varsa sabah sabah azck sohbet edecegim
<4> whats wrong with this code http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/edwJdJ16.html
<5> selamn aleykm
<2> with the remote on and this 1 line in the only script ( raw *:*:{ echo -s $numeric $+ : $1- | haltdef } ) Im getting the numerics but not the privmsg's and such - How can i get everything to echo? ?
<2> Ive become a mirc newbie im afraid <g>
<6> tonight world cup
<6> TONIGHT PLAY MY FAVORITE ENGLAND
<6> hoo watch at world cup tonight?
<4> heh you've become
<4> ya after a while of not screwing around with mirc you begin to forget the grossness
<2> i havent written a mirc script in 10 years
<2> or so
<2> maybe 8
<6> ho the **** wants to talk with me?
<4> oops
<4> i figured out my problem
<4> i guess //msg $chan instead of /say
<4> still doesn't work
<4> all the whitespace breaks or something i guess
<5> selamn aleykm
<5> trke bilen varm
<7> r0bin put it in a text file and /help /play , mirc preserves spaces that way
<8> jakartaglobal
<9> fjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj
<5> trke bilen varm
<10> hello there
<11> nkm,mljn
<10> i'm working on a text flood defence that should detect repeated text by multiple users: to do that i created a hash table, and placed a temporary item for each sentence (trimmed to the first 30 chars), and its data contains some info, separated by pipe ("|") chars. when i got to the part of polling the data out, i figured out that its a bit of overhead to do it, i need to loop the data, take out each pipe delemited token, and take its host (each to
<10> i gave up that,
<10> then i thought that there could be 3 items for each text: <text> $+ nicks, <text> $+ hosts and so on - this allows me to access the data more efficiently. then i found a problem
<10> i can't make an item which is more than a word...
<10> so the items can't be a sentence - so i think: is a hash a good way to do that?
<10> perhaps i should use that method, except, i convert the sentence to ASCII code numbers, then make this the item, and ***ociate data?
<10> is it effective? fast?
<10> what whould you do?
<12> i would use "$site" (from within an on TEXT event) for the hash table item name and "$hash($strip($1-),32) <counter>" for the item data
<12> $hash() has nothing to do with hash tables, it's just a way of converting text to a unique number
<10> oh!
<12> alternatively one could use $crc() or $md5()
<5> trke bilen varm
<10> which are other methods of encryption
<10> qwerty-: that's really cool!
<12> yeah sort of (technically it's called hashing, as it's irreversible)
<10> damn
<10> how big can a hash item be?
<12> you can even avoid hashing if you put the counter in front of the text, but that wastes memory, as text is usually longer than its hash
<12> the size of an item can be about ~900 chars
<5> burda hangi dil konuuluyor bu kanal nerenin kanal
<12> this is a general mirc string limit
<12> hash tables accept binary variables (which aren't limited) but i don't think you'd need that
<10> yeah, that makes sence
<10> does $hash() has a constant length?
<12> nope
<12> $md5 has though
<12> but you don't need a constant length if you work with token identifiers
<12> eg var %data = $hget(table,$site) | echo counter is $gettok(%data,2,32) , hash is $gettok(%data,1,32)
<10> umm
<10> i want to make the text my item, so i know how many users typed it
<12> ah
<12> that could be a problem if a lot of users type the same piece of text
<10> if i do that, will it be effective to use: <floodText>nicks, <floodText>host
<12> the data portion could fill up
<10> the main idea is to find them all and ban/kick
<10> maybe to store in multiple items ?
<12> you can only store hosts. you can determine the nicks from the host at "ban-time"
<10> maybe to separate the nick/host by using what i've mentioned above?
<10> why can i only store hosts?
<12> well you can store anything
<12> what you said would work too
<12> but it sounds harder/more time consuming to maintain
<10> i read a tutorial said that a really m***ive clone attack could be of 5000 botnet users
<10> i spent most of yesterday to work on it, i don't want it to be too simple
<10> when a user type the text, it goes in the hash, then if 4 other users do that, there are modes applied to the channel/server
<5> muratgilin damndan atlyamadm dkld liralarm topluyamadm o yare mektup yazdm yolluyamadm vurmayn arkadalar ben yaralyam el alem al giymi ben karalyam
<12> i see
<5> muratgilin damndan atlyamadm dkld liralarm topluyamadm o yare mektup yazdm yolluyamadm vurmayn arkadalar ben yaralyam el alem al giymi ben karalyam
<12> efsane-il go away
<5> buyurun benim
<12> KababR in that case you have to store only 5 users per text
<12> which is fine
<12> you won't hit the string limit
<5> qwerty karde ne olur ya iki dakika trke konusanz
<10> is it possible to make a: var %currTextHash = $hash($left($1-,30)) | var %hostItem = %currTextHash $+ host | .hadd myTable %hostItem $site
<12> sure is
<10> in each text event i should make: $hget(myTable, %hostItem)
<10> then add the data, and again use .hadd
<10> the problem i got into is that $hget seemd to use my %hostItem "as-is"
<12> yes, but you'd have to append each new $site to the existing ones
<12> the above way just overwrites <hash>host item with the last $site
<5> haybiye
<10> yeah, i know it does
<10> what about the issue of $hget ?
<12> oh sorry missed that, what do you mean as-is?
<5> op arkadalar + ricam olsa
<12> you mean it uses the text "%hostItem" instead of the variable's value?
<10> yes
<12> how do you know it does that?
<10> tried, and i'll test it again
<10> if it really does, i'll egt back here
<10> thanks!
<12> well, in that case $hget() should return $null
<5> muratgilin damndan atlyamadm dkld liralarm topluyamadm o yare mektup yazdm yolluyamadm vurmayn arkadalar ben yaralyam el alem al giymi ben karalyam
<12> but $hget() returning $null may mean many things
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