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<0> good nite cya
<1> what is a code in $1- raws without strip of spaces? who knows and can help:)
<2> eh?
<2> try rephrasing that, it didn't make much sense
<3> so like for on open? *
<3> If ($nick).
<3> Nd /echo $nick Stuff like common channels with $nick.
<3> Am I to /echo $color(background) $nick.
<3> As opposed to /echo $nick $nick, 3nd $nick returns the $nick.
<3> 2nd*
<3> Like a snail.
<3> Blames it on my right eye today.
<4> snails type?
<2> slowly
<2> :>
<3> I'm trying to /echo text the color of backround in query for on open.
<2> echo background $nick <stuff>
<3> Okay, using /echo $color(background) $nick Common channels: $comchan($nick,1).
<3> Oh.
<3> No $color()?
<2> oops
<2> echo -c background $nick <stuff>
<3> K.
<2> or echo $colour(background) $nick <stuff>
<2> either should work
<3> Ah okay, I had it reversed.
<2> /echo [color] [-cdeghiNtsaqlbfnmr] [color name] [#channel|[=]nick] <text>
<2> although I don't see much point in echoing things in the b/g colour. :)
<4> makes things clearer
<2> /clear does, too
<2> :D
<3> Well.
<3> It's just so if I wanted to know comchans.
<3> I'd just highlight up.
<3> And it'd be there.
<3> Otherwise it's just like any ordinary private message window opening.
<3> Hey sais.
<3> //if $chan echo -a $true | else echo -a $false
<3> * /if: 'echo' unknown operator
<2> try using () and {}
<2> it is having problems parsing the line without them
<3> /q Sais
<3> * /queryrn: invalid window
<3> if ($query($active)) echo $true {
<2> use a target with echo, maybe
<3> I have a /q alias, for if (!$query($active)) { and if ($query($active)) {.
<3> And it's triggering for if ($query($active)).
<3> //if ($query($active)) echo $true { <--That won't work, but if I put it in an alias, it will.
<3> So I typed /q Sais and in here it echo's $true.
<3> So mIRC apparently can't differentiate between if (!$query($active)) and ($query($active)).
<3> /q {
<3> if (!$query($active)) {
<3> if ($2 == $null) {
<3> /query $$1
<3> }
<3> if ($2 != $null) {
<3> /queryrn $query($active) $2
<3> }
<3> }
<3> if ($query($active)) echo $true {
<3> /queryrn $query($active) $$1
<3> }
<3> }
<3> So /q Sais will /echo $true.
<3> :((.
<5> why do you keep using $active?
<3> If in channel I type /q it will /query $$1.
<3> But in query, it will /queryrn ruqerynick $.
<3> But /q nick will /query nick and /queryrn..
<3> But here it isn't $query($active).
<3> So I duno why it triggers it. Heh. :/
<3> <3> if (!$query($active)) { <---Added an echo $true
<3> So when I /q nick.
<3> I get $true twice.
<3> So it triggered for both (!$query($active)) and ($query($active)).
<5> um..
<3> I was hoping the! Would negate..
<2> have you checked what $active is?
<3> #mirc
<2> hmm
<5> if you open a query window, chances are that it will become $active
<3> Yes.
<2> so you have a query to #mirc?
<3> No.
<3> /q nick does /query nick
<5> you should consider using elseif
<2> or just else
<3> //if (!$query($active)) echo $true <--That works fine, but i dont know why the alias triggers for ($query($active))
<3> *shrug..*
<5> i also don't understand the /queryrn $query($active) if (!$query($active))
<5> if the active window isn't a query, then rename the active query window....
<3> Woops, $1.
<3> Er woops $1 $2.
<3> So in #mIRC, /q nick = /query nick and /q word1 word2 = /queryrn querynick newquerynick.
<3> But I still don't get the other.
<5> if (!$query($active)) {
<5> if ($2 == $null) {
<5> query $$1
<5> }
<5> }
<5> if ($query($active)) { ...
<3> /q if (!$query($active)) echo $true { ... } | if ($query($active)) echo $true { ... }
<3> Echoes $true for both.
<3> Sec.
<5> you create a query, which becomes active
<5> then the 2nd if is true
<3> But then it wouldn't /echo $true in the channel.
<5> the echo should go inside the {}'s, btw
<3> It would have to echo $true in the query?
<3> K.
<5> what are you wanting to do again?L
<3> The if ($query($active)) should not even have been triggered when I typed /q random here.
<5> q {
<5> if (!$query($active)) {
<5> if ($2 == $null) query $$1
<5> else queryrn $1 $2
<5> }
<5> else {
<5> if (!$query($1)) query $$1
<5> else queryrn $1 $$2
<5> }
<5> }
<3> Bleh okay else is ugly.
<2> why make mIRC do more work than it needs to?
<6> its my little mule
<3> Oh okay...if ($query($1).
<7> Neal what are u trying to do
<2> pspking: Good question :D
<7> i went thru that code and didnt understand the point of it
<2> tbh I only glanced at it.
<7> sais u remember the script that i told u that i wanted to write...
<7> its gonna be a lot of work..
<2> pspking: My memory is clouded by drink :)
<2> what script was that?
<7> in my mirc folder i have a folder called myscripts which contains all of my mirc scripts that ive written
<7> i want to be able to sync it between an ftp server every time i open and close mirc
<2> ahh
<2> How far have you got with ti?
<2> it*
<7> ive written the code to download it from the ftp server but theres a lot of things to consider
<7> and i downloaded the command line version of 7-zip which is a good freeware compression program
<3> Pspking.
<6> sp?
<3> To ave mIRC differentiate between if ($query($active)) and if (!$query($active)).
<3> have*
<3> I used echo true1 and echo true2 and it echo'd both so I'll probably submit that to mirc forums.
<3> Not sure why the if's inside it had anything to do with it.
<3> Off to get haircut.
<7> Sais if i want to download the mirc scrips but not perform the onload command for each, then would i have to also sync the mirc ini
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