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#232271 28/05/11 03:47 PM
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Hello smile i wanted to ask how to add long spaces?
i want a message in this pattern

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msg $chan Name Age Gender


but no matter how much spaces i put it always removes them
edit: well didnt worked here either O.o anyway its a 12(spaces) space :P

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Kreuz123123 #232272 28/05/11 04:12 PM
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Have you tried $chr(160)

Tomao #232273 28/05/11 04:29 PM
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actually i tried /help spacing or anything that got to do with space :P and after 0 results i came to ask here for the command

Kreuz123123 #232274 28/05/11 06:28 PM
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Try using the spaces.dll. You should be able to find it easily and it will do what you want.


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Kreuz123123 #232275 28/05/11 06:30 PM
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What about:
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msg $chan $+(Name,$str($chr(160),12),Age,$str($chr(160),12),Gender)

Tomao #232282 28/05/11 10:11 PM
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$chr(160) is fine for mIRC 7.x, but may display something other than a space in older versions of mIRC or some other IRC clients. It would be better to use another method to obtain spacing. spaces.dll works very well. There's also the method of using ctrl codes between the spaces. Either of those options will display correctly no matter what version or client others are using.


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Riamus2 #232283 28/05/11 10:30 PM
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You're right, Riamus2. I suppose there'll always people who like to "stick with the past." Now, I know they have their reasons, but keeping anything or everything up-to-date is my preferred belief.

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