on 1:quit: {
.say #chaco-corrientes ZoD|aC script ®2008 scriptFoundation }
}

i dont know if is write how i do any help

thnx

Well, #1, You've got 2 }'s. If you're trying to actually say } in the message, I'd suggest using $chr(125) instead of }

From what I'm seeing, you can't send a message to a channel on quit. What I'd suggest is in your aliases create a line that says /quit /msg #chaco-corrientes Zod|aC script ®2008 scriptFoundation | quit
This is if you're trying to send a message to #chaco-corrientes of course.
If you're trying to say that message prefixed with #chaco-corrientes, then you'd use /quit /say #chaco-corrientes Zod|aC script ®2008 scriptFoundation | quit
If you're trying to exit by using the X button on the top right hand corner, I'd say there pretty much isn't anything you can do. I could be wrong, I havent messed with on quit much. :x

Or if that server supports custom QUIT messages do that.

my mystake any help

from the help file:


So you could simply use


If you want that quit message to appear *only* on #chaco-corrientes, and not every channel you happen to be on, all I can think of is to part every other channel first, then quit using the above.

Or if you're happy to just message to #chaco-corrientes prior to quitting, and not have that be your actual quit message:

'ischan' will just check of the channel name s in a valid format, not whether you were on it or not. You might want to check if:


As to whether you can 'msg' a channel in a DISCONNECT event, I'm not sure. I'd have thought it was too late. You're probably better off re-aliasing the '/quit' command.

Actually that does check to see whether or not you are on that channel..

ischan if v1 is a channel which you are on.

That is why I used the ^ prefix. I doubt it would work on a server disconnect,
but think it should work if you issue a /quit.

Indeed it may not work at all, but it seemed like a good idea at the time.

I think you are confusing 'ison' with 'ischan'.

You're right.

Some rudimentary testing shows that the ^ prefix does not seem to work with on DISCONNECT.

*sigh*

Update:
Aha! found it. /help Halting default text:



Some stuff in the help file is hard to find. Had I seen that first...

No. That was taken directly from the help file.

/help ischan

isvoice nickname v1 has a voice on channel v2

isreg nickname v1 is a normal nick on channel v2

ischan if v1 is a channel which you are on.

isban if v1 is a banned address in internal ban list on channel v2

Part the channel #mIRC if you're on it.

//if (#mIRC ischan) echo -a $true

Re-join it and again:

//if (#mIRC ischan) echo -a $true

Well, in fact, there is a slight difference:
ison checks for: "nick v1 is a nick in the nicklist of v2". (Therefore, v1 being a user on that chan, and v2 being a valid chan).
ischan checks for: "v1 being a open channel window". This is more precise than the quoted "is a channel which you are on" -

To see what I mean:
- disable the "rejoin channel when kicked" or "rejoin channels on connect" option. have "keep channels open" enabled.
- prior to being kicked or disconnected, both statements will be true: "$me ison #chan" and "#chan ischan".
- get kicked out of that chan or disconnect.
- now (disconnected or kicked) "$me ison #chan" will be false, but "#chan ischan" still true: as that channel window remained open.

Imho, the condition "ischan" is completely sufficient in most circumstances.