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<0> t
<1> s { /echo $calc( $1 $+ *60 ) }
<1> how could i fix that
<1> anybody know?
<2> `Spike: what are you trying to do?
<2> multiply $1 by 60?
<1> heh
<1> Yeah, i'm trying to take $1 and multiply it by 60 for a tea timer
<1> i need to set a timer in minute not in seconds
<1> So i'm setting %teatime to the time in minutes then setting a timer using %teatime
<3> try alias tea timer 1 $calc($1 * 60) echo 12 -a Tea Time
<4> im having problems with dcc sending behind nat, ports are forwarded and can receive dcc's but cant send them, looks like its because mirc is sending with my private IP, is there an option somewhere I can change it to my public ip?
<3> Rizard^ For help setting up mIRC with your router for DCC's try this url's http://portforward.com/english/applications/port_forwarding/mIRCIRCDCC/mIRCIRCDCCindex.htm and scroll down to your router. Info from Sais or Sparkle.
<5> gia
<4> thanks Modoc
<4> looks like that doc is only for receiving dcc's, which i have setup already
<4> i just cant send any yet
<3> its for sending two
<3> I think
<4> my lookup method was wrong
<4> i just figured it out
<4> i had it set to local
<4> now its working, thanks modoc
<3> np
<4> thats not mentioned in the article btw if anyone here updates it ;)
<6> hiiiii
<6> ada orang bontang yg chatt di sini ga?
<7> alt.***.girl
<8> could someone help me with a bit of code? i lost it some time ago, im looking to capture the text in between two different characters and set it as a variable, the first character repeats after the second... ex. [...%---[ i need to capture the ...
<8> oops
<3> [...%---[
<3> You wish the part in red?
<3> //echo 12 -a $gettok([...%---[,1,91)
<3> or in code like this $gettok($1-,1,91)
<3> and night all
<8> just the ...
<8> nothing else
<9> i've an alias who check something like that
<9> ( $2 = road )
<9> is it possible to do
<9> if ( $2 = $3 ) ?
<8> in the expression $gettok(a.b.c.d.e,2-4,46) what does the 46 represent?
<8> Lessy you awake?
<10> pern, 46 is the ascii number for .
<10> 32 is space, 44 is ,
<10> etc
<8> dieppiej: i just figured that out lol
<8> dieppiej: can i pm you?
<10> no, I have usermode +g enabled :)
<8> well, whats the 46 for in that statement, i understand what it represents, but what is it
<10> and I only support mIRC on the channel anyway, so everyone can learn from it
<8> the C variable i guess
<10> C stands for Character
<10> token delimiter
<10> $gettok(a.b.c.d.e,2-4,46) would return b.c.d
<8> does it just ignore character 46?
<10> a, b, c, d, e are tokens
<8> im reading the help
<10> and . is the token delimiter
<8> oh ok
<8> divider, brb let me try
<8> ex.. site.com/details.php?id=7366&hit=6 $gettok($1,$chr(61)-$chr(38),what goes here <--)
<8> ive only got the one token
<8> im trying to get it to return just the 7366
<8> i had something like this forever ago and didnt keep it
<10> $gettok($gettok(site.com/details.php?id=7366&hit=6,2,61),1,38)
<11> hi can someone tell me how to set mirc to show ip addresses next to nic when ppl join/leave
<10> alt+o --> irc --> show addresses on join
<10> it's there or under messages, I would have to get up and check
<8> thanks much dieppiej, thats doing what i wanted, why the 2 $gettok i just noticed that line counts for 2 tokens with ,38)
<8> nm i get it
<8> broke it down twice
<11> thx dieppij
<11> do u mean show prefix on join
<12> Morning all
<13> hi all, would anyone be able to tell me why raw JOIN:*: /echo joining new channel dosnt work?
<14> because that's what the "on JOIN" event is for
<13> that triggers once the window is open
<13> i want to prevent the server from forcing me to join a channel on connect
<14> you can't.
<13> why not...?
<14> because if the server tells you that you have joined a channel, you have actually joined that channel
<14> there's nothing to prevent at that momen
<14> +t
<13> why would it need to force you to join a channel you're already on?
<15> means?
<14> no. it force-joins you to a channel, and then tells you about it
<14> the server, that is
<15> what u talking about that?
<13> and it force joins you by sending JOIN <chan>
<13> hence
<13> trying to get raw to trigger on JOIN
<15> i don't know
<14> as i said, that's not going to work
<13> but why?
<14> read up
<13> dosnt see it...
<13> don't*
<14> the only thing you can do, is to issue a /part as soon as the "on join" event triggers
<15> what?
<14> and perhaps hide the channel window with /window -h
<13> why can't i trigger a raw when the server sends JOIN, it just dosnt make sense...
<14> mirc doesnt trigger the raw event for "JOIN" because it already has another event that triggers for "JOIN"
<13> well
<13> only marginally stupid...
<14> no, logical
<13> ok....give people no way to prevent being forced to join a channel....
<13> logical...
<14> as i said, you already ARE on that channel according to the server
<14> the server has added you to the list of people on that channel, and then tells mirc about it
<14> you can NOT PREVENT anything from mirc
<13> oooooooh
<13> i c
<14> at most you can undo it
<13> so mmirc join goes along with it
<13> grrrr
<14> seriously, if you dont want to be force-joined by a server, don't visit that server
<13> marvelous advice
<13> thanks so much
<16> er det noe liv heeer da? :/
<10> please ask your mIRC related question in english
<17> hello
<18> hi
<17> asl?
<17> pls
<10> no asl
<12> try #chat for general chat,
<19> anyone knows how to add text to a variable that already exists?
<19> like in other languages $var .= "test"
<14> %var = %var $+ test
<19> damn.. string too long
<14> yeah, pretty much everything's limited to about 900 chars in mirc
<20> the string limit is around 950 chars
<19> hmmm
<20> I think it depends on the length of the script line too, but you can see the limit by using error handling
<20> //var %i = 1 | while (%i) { var %x = $str(1,%i) | inc %i } | return | :error | echo -a string limit is %i chars | reseterror
<14> it does depend on the script line
<19> hmm, i think it just didn't clear the var when i recalled the function
<19> yup, thats it
<21> you should use /var so that it's a local variable
<21> doesn't exist outside of the 'function' instance
<19> ok, but then how do i add the text to it?
<19> /var %var = %var $+ test ?
<14> that would work yes, although you can omit the /var after you've declared it using /var once first
<14> { var %var | while (..) { %var = %var $+ test | .. } | .. }
<19> and can i declare %var outside of the function?
<14> nope
<14> well, not with /var
<14> i.e. it wouldn't have to be a local variable in that case
<19> yea, indeed
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