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<0> i've tried like 50 different options
<1> Jinx_Dojo you can't. if mirc is visible, its taskbar button has to be too
<0> lies
<0> all lies
<2> Lorflos: timer? what do you want to do when the timer executes then?
<0> i swear i had it working long ago on win98... but perhaps i used some tool, i donno. thanks anyway
<2> as i said you should make an "on sockopen" event so mirc can notify you when the socket is opened
<2> and an "on sockread" event to read data from the socket when it's available
<1> could be, there are many such tools
<3> I know
<3> I'm asking how long between calling sockets
<2> calling sockets ?
<3> Between opening sockets
<4> hi again
<2> um
<2> that depends on whether or not you're using XP SP2 and/or a winsock patch
<2> you can open them all at once unless you're on XP SP2 with no patch (iirc)
<2> otherwise you can only open 10/sec
<1> yeah
<2> that has nothing to do with mirc
<3> So 1 second is good?
<2> i guess..?
<1> depends actually.. if half-open connections take a lot of time to become full connections, 1 sec won't be enough
<1> you'll probably have to experiment with that
<2> is it a restriction on connected sockets?
<1> it's a restriction on concurrent half-open connections
<1> not on connected ones
<2> but then it's a rate limiter right?
<2> it doesnt count the number of open ones, it just limits you to 10 connect() calls /sec?
<2> or am i wrong? i haven't really looked into the whole thing
<1> actually it limits you to have at most 10 half-open connections at any moment
<2> damn
<2> that's restrictive
<1> damn restrictive
<2> didn't know it was that bad
<1> i've patched mine
<1> iirc attempts for more are queued, so you might end up being unable to browser pages for example for quite some time
<1> browse*
<2> hm, but it will still work eventually
<1> yeah
<5> www.mikalsen.moo.no !!!!
<6> don't spam
<5> www.mikalsen.moo.no !!!!
<3> >_>
<6> jente|16| (finally) glimed
<7> how come kiddies don't spend their packets on that?
<7> if i had a nice ddos net, seems like that would be worth a good 7 day shutdown
<6> on what?
<7> the moo.no spam
<6> oh. I didn't look at the site spammed =]
<3> If I'm in the middle of reading from a socket, how do read the next line without processing the rest of the code? Something like continue?
<3> I could use goto, but I know that if frowned upon
<8> yeah continue will work
<1> Lorflos does the next line occur in the same triggered on sockread?
<3> I'm in an onsockread and I want to read the next line
<9> which commands were affected by the "! prefix bug"
<1> that's what i'm asking, are you usre that the next line is inside the same on sockread? the next line might be in the next on sockread that triggers
<1> ie, a single on sockread might contain only one line
<3> Theres only 1 socket now
<1> i know... that's not what i'm talking about
<1> Raccoon i only remember /inc and /dec
<9> ok
<9> hey qwerty, how's that regex writeup coming along? :)
<1> what regex?
<9> explaining some of the finer points of expression look ahead/behind etc, that only you know about :)
<1> well i've p***ed my wisdom to others now
<1> there are plenty of scripters who know their regex now :)
<3> I can't stand regex
<3> I only know one thing (.*)
<3> Thats all I've ever used
<1> hixxy_ iirc perl doesn't have this limitation
<1> i also remember thinking of a reason why variable-length lookbehinds were a weird idea
<1> i don't remember that reason now tho :P
<8> yeah perl doesn't have that
<3> If I do %usr='superman' Will that set it as a global or local?
<1> global, unless you had declared %usr with /var earlier in the string
<1> btw, it should be %user = superman
<1> no single quotes and spaces around =
<1> whitespace IS important in mirc
<3> No quotes?
<1> nope
<3> What if I want to do %user=$regml(1)
<1> %user = $regml(1) will work fine
<3> And do I do set %user = something or set %user something
<1> the latter
<3> k
<3> is if (%user=superman) a valid statement, or do I need quotes or spaces somewhere?
<1> you need spaces around =
<3> wow
<3> What about the quotes?
<3> And do I need quotes around something like \r\n?
<9> 39.Fixed $target processing for /msg +#channel, mIRC now correctly
<9> checks the CHANTYPES and PREFIX numeric 005 tokens to strip
<9> prefixes.
<9> how does one determine if an op notice is an op notice, now?
<10> hi every body
<8> Raccoon: the same way
<9> very non-descript answer
<8> on *:notice:*:#:{ if (@* iswm $target) { ... } }
<9> @ and + are now striped from $target.
<3> Is this a valid line: if (td align="right"> isin %return)) {
<9> $target == #mIRC when it used to == @#mIRC
<8> I still get @#mIRC
<9> Lorflos, it could work, but for strings of that complexity, it is a Good Idea to place them in %variables
<9> if (%s isin %return)
<9> perhaps it only affects /msg +#mirc
<8> I'll try it
<8> yeah it only returns #mIRC for vnotices
<8> I think that's a pointless addition :\
<9> indeed
<9> if only Khaled made himself available on IRC for Q&A
<8> vnotices aren't displayed with the + now either
<8> I don't see *any* reason why that would be useful
<8> actually I didn't even receive the notice when I was both opped and voiced
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