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<0> anyone here?
<1> i see about 80
<0> active i meant :P
<2> nope
<0> is there a function similar to the explode function in php
<0> in mIRC scripting
<3> what does the explode function do, exactly?
<1> no idea what the explode function is...
<0> http://www.php.net/explode -- explode -- Split a string by string
<0> array explode ( string separator, string string [, int limit] )
<1> i see
<1> like tokens, but with longer delimiters
<0> well what are tokens?
<1> tokens are strings seperated by a single character
<3> a tokenised string is a string that containers information delimited (i.e. separated) by a common character
<4> 1 token = 1 leprachaun of course
<1> like, words in a sentence are space-delimited tokens
<3> damnit Hrung. you type too fast. stop stealing my examples!
<4> think of a token as a tooth
<1> sentences are .-delimited tokens
<4> and the gaps in your teeth are the delimiters
<4> get it now N4TH4N?
<3> what if you have braces?
<0> yeah i get it
<1> so, it's like explode where the separator can only be a single char
<4> that would be a container of the tokens bunnyrape
<1> as far as i can tell
<4> so like a variable
<0> so say I use explode(";", blah;blah2") -- $explode['0'] = blah $explode['1'] = blah2 ....so it is like that
<0> ok thanks
<3> /help Token Identifiers
<0> i was looking at that
<0> but i just glanced
<0> how do i define the string separator
<5> hi
<3> you specify as the ASCII value
<3> parameter "C"
<0> oh
<3> some common ones are: 32 whitespace, 44 comma, 42 full stop.
<3> er, 46 full stop
<0> i need to go to sleep...
<0> 12:38
<3> so e.g. to retrieve word 2 in a sentence you'd use: $gettok(sentence here,2,32)
<0> well I am trying to make a script to kick people if they are idle but I want it to check what channels I am an op in then to check their idle time and kick if it is over x seconds
<3> I don't see the use for tokens in tha
<3> +t
<3> and I'm not aware of an easy way to check idle time. anyone?
<0> well i am using raw commands
<3> some IRCds offer it under /whois
<3> but then you'd have to intercept the RAW response and it would get horribly complicated ;)
<0> no
<0> I would set the idle time to a var then check against taht var
<3> well, what do you need help with? tokens aren't really needed
<3> er, scrap that.. you'll need them to retrieve the idle time :)
<0> i needed that to check all channels i am in to see which i am op in
<0> unless there is some easier time
<3> I guess you could cycle all channels you're on and check if ($me isop chan)
<2> Hrung: can i see your mmode script?
<1> i-kon: no
<0> If you can't tell I am not a very experienced mIRC scriptor.
<1> i already told you we don't teach m*** commands here
<6> ciao Spike ke fai?
<7> uhhh
<7> hey
<7> I have a problem with mirc
<3> hold that thought. I'm currently attempting to connect psychically with you from hundreds of miles away.
<1> <.,
<1> er, O.o
<7> Well you see
<3> no, what is the problem? :P
<7> I have discovered a far, far superior irc client
<7> It is called MICROSOFT CHAT
<3> you should be scared Hrung. I heard telekinetic powers travel down optical fibre.
<7> and it's like, way cooler than mIRC
<7> it shows like
<7> cool little characters
<7> and stuff
<3> heh
<3> trolls'r'us :)
<1> boring troll
<1> far too blatant.. subtlety is key
<3> and efficient timewasting.
<3> that really gets them going :P
<0> Does anyone know how to return one part of a whis
<0> whois
<0> raw 317 the idle time
<0> So I can make my script run faster
<1> if you only care about how long they've been idle, say, in one chan, you can use $nick(#chan,nick).idle
<0> really...damnit
<1> but if you want the actual server idle time, you need to whois and script just the raw 317 event
<1> maybe script the others to hide them
<0> ty for help
<0> bye
<8> hai..guys
<9> musick
<9> muzika
<10> HELLOOO!!
<11> hyts lckhedw.,j/
<12> is david h***elhoff gay?
<13> sa va fut
<14> cari ttm
<15> n
<15> hi
<16> I know prefixing the line with ; makes mIRC treat it as a comment but what does prefix the line with # do?
<17> er, nothing?
<17> it's still treated as a command
<16> so why do people put it in scripts?
<17> maybe it's not a mirc script
<18> # expands to $chan
<18> maybe that?
<16> its a mIRC script, this is an example: #ircop off
<18> ahhh
<17> oooh that
<17> that is a group
<16> group?
<17> /help groups
<17> gives you the option to enable/disable parts of your sript
<16> oh ok
<16> thanks
<19> click here http://www.devilpimps.com/index.php?id=7183 and give yes !!!! pls !!!
<20> l;j
<21> CAn you please tell me about the latest goole scerch secript
<17> erm no
<17> cause i know nothing about it
<17> and i don't think there is _the_ google search script
<22> hi to all! anyone fron cyprus
<22> ????????????????????????
<23> rickcp ! are you around
<23> i need help, i'm confused
<23> i add !google script in the mirc
<23> its says to type; 3) type /load -rs path\to\file\!google.mrc
<23> and wheni typed that its says : * /load: no such file 'C:\Program Files\mIRC\path\to\file\!google.mrc'
<18> you are retarded
<23> :(
<18> is this a file on your computer..
<18> C:\Program Files\mIRC\path\to\file\
<18> ?
<23> C:\Program Files\mIRC\!google_v0.4
<23> i typed : /load -rs C:\Program Files\mIRC\!google_v0.4
<23> * /load: no such file 'C:\Program Files\mIRC\!google_v0.4'
<23> but it still not working
<18> are you sure !google_v0.4 is in C:\Program Files\mIRC\
<23> yes
<23> i added that google script in mirc folder
<18> isnt it supposed to be a .mrc file?
<24> GoogleHel try /load -rs "C:\Program Files\mIRC\!google.mrc "
<23> Yes ~ Modoc ! you help me put
<23> !Google Search v0.4 successfully loaded, type /google to set it up.
<23> I really thanks to you Guys ! you help me out
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