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<0> it fails to do so :/
<1> well, flashfxp allows you to see all server messages and reply with raw commands
<1> never had that happen
<0> it copies it into the main dir that you have open
<2> i can reply with raw commands on my mirc script
<0> but not into the subdir you highlight
<1> ah right
<1> it's not meant to
<0> weak :/
<1> :P
<1> consider if you wanted it in the directory currently opened -- how would you get it in there?
<3> hi
<1> scroll to the bottom to find a sliver wedge of blank space?
<0> yes!
<4> or just an area with files
<4> like in windows explorer
<2> heh
<1> enough of your "logic" qwerty!
<0> lol
<0> its still a fine program
<4> :P
<4> it rocks, although i've heard (but not tried) there are a few new ones that are very feature-rich
<1> i need to write a dice roll or coin flip script, so i can decide whether to ban a certain user.
<1> i'll be nice and give them a damage roll
<1> FlashFXP is not the same as it once was, before IniCom bought it
<4> that'd be nice
<1> IniCom are a bunch of fcuktards i know personally in rl
<4> haven't heard of them
<1> quite
<1> its just a group of 2 guys
<4> ah it's in the about, which apparently i never noticed
<3> hi freinds
<1> i'm hidden in the about somewhere-- easter egg
<4> really?
<1> forget how to get to it
<4> hmm i tried typing raccoon but the dialog closed down at about "c"
<4> they must not like you at all
<1> try credits
<1> naa, the developer himself likes me
<1> i'm still #2 in the user database
<4> you mean type "credits" in about?
<1> right
<4> did, it doesn't appear to do anything
<4> v3.2
<1> i dunno
<1> i'm still using an old beta from a year ago
<5> ing in #ircspy
<5> * irc.servercentral.net
<5> ing in #ircspy
<5> * irc.servercentral.net
<5> channel#sygates
<4> are you still on the team?
<1> nope
<1> i used to beta test for free, then when IniCom bought I was hired for fulltime tech support and flown out to New Mexico. They laid me off 3 months later due to wasting all their profits on google ads.
<1> so I'm still stuck here in NM, but I like it now
<1> *beta test, and provided support in #flashfxp for 4 years
<1> now I don't really use ftp anymore, so it's meh
<4> heh they do sound like a bunch of losers
<6> hey
<6> can you guys point me in the right direction to learn how to start scipting?
<7> does !isin mean is not in in mirc?
<7> thebiz /help is a nice place to start ; )
<6> uh
<6> no
<6> it doesnt actually
<7> thats where i learned
<7> theres examples for each function..
<7> what else do ya need?
<6> a website
<6> or something
<7> oh well
<6> BOOOOOOOOOOO
<6> :(
<6> i dont think ill be able to larn from that
<8> are there true/false statments in mirc or do I just use 0/1?
<4> thebiz you can start with http://www.mirc.com/faq7.html#section7 and then with http://www.mirc-undernet.org/helpdesk/documents/FAQ/
<4> [doc-] $true/$false
<4> 0 is considered false too, so you can use 0/N (where N anything non zero)
<8> thx
<6> thanks
<6> see nanotech
<6> thats what i was looking for
<6> ;)
<4> nanotech regarding !isin, yes
<4> /help /if for more
<7> thebiz your just limiting yourelf doing it that way ; ) but ok
<7> thanx qwerty`` though
<9> in the mirc help file, it says local vars with /var only last for the duration of a script. does this mean a local var created within an event would only last for 1 iteration of the code in the event? i guess i'm not sure what the "duration" of any script would be... because you load the scripts into mirc to sit there forever, conceivably.
<10> duration as in event
<9> cool. thx
<10> when event finishes var is gone
<9> :)
<9> well then if i made a /var in some remote script outside of an event, then it would be accessible only within that script (ie that .mrc file), but its duration could be infinite?
<11> Make variables with set and they will be global forever untill unset or changed
<11> I ***ume you want a forever variable just for that one script
<9> well i'm not really trying to accomplish anything.. just learning. but i guess thats what i was really asking
<4> function1 everything, including variable declarations must be inside either an event or an alias
<9> rlly...
<10> yeah, what qwerty`` said
<11> is there any firmware/hardware/software fix for the DC* SEN* exploit?
<11> Besides port 7000?
<9> but a /set %v in some event would make that %v accessible to any script
<10> HL-SDK: I believe that's a symantec issue
<11> netgear for me
<11> symantec was advsc*n
<4> function1 yes, because the variable stays in memory (until you unset it)
<11> or s*artke*logge*
<11> anyway...
<4> it is also stored physically in a file, so it stays even if you restart mirc
<10> you should check the forums
<9> qwerty``: last question: then how might i make a variable accessible to any event, but only within some specific script (ie .mrc file)? ie global to just a single script
<10> unset it would be only way
<4> function1 you can't do that with variables but you can with custom identifiers
<4> put an "alias -l something return blah" in that .mrc
<4> then use $something anywhere in that mrc
<9> ok. i'll learn about that stuff another day then :)
<9> thx for help
<4> if $something is called in another mrc it'll be empty
<9> thx
<4> np
<4> the problem is that changing the return value during runtime isn't possible
<4> for that, you'd have to set a global var, which will be accessible by any script
<9> gotcha
<12> still up Q o.O
<4> barely %)
<12> just got back from having beers with friends, finding myself very hungry :D
<9> is using `/set %var x' any different, or preferable, to just using `%var = x'
<9> aside from that timed unset capability in /set
<13> Dunno. I don't use perminant variables.
<13> Did anyone else answer before I got back?
<10> really just preference aside from unset capability
<13> uh
<13> Yeah.
<10> most I know try to use local vars
<13> I don't like perm variables.
<9> well i need a %var to last from one event to be used in another
<13> Ah.
<10> then you need global
<9> right.
<13> Too bad mIRC doesn't support arrays.
<10> hash tables get you close
<13> eh
<13> I don't like hash tables.
<13> dunno why.
<13> Just never have.
<9> well, in using global vars, might it be good practice to prefix all vars with something descriptive of the script, or would that just be annoying/wasted space?
<14> I use %Flood. for my flood varable and %Join. for my join varables
<10> those are quite desriptive
<10> missing a c there somepalce
<15> tets
<16> xboy advance emulator for xbox
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