Don't complain when you are given help or you may not get help from many people...

That script is actually not very complicated...

Code:
on 1:text:!battlefield:#:{

I assume you know what that line does.

Code:
.remove __temp

Removes the temp file by that name. Although, this is a duplicate with below and not needed.

Code:
.echo -q $findfile(.,=*,0,write __temp $mid($1-,2))

This is probably where you have questions...

echo -q will echo the total files found and allow the command to run.

$findfile is used to find files as the name implies. Within the ()'s, the first item is the directory. If you're searching your $mircdir, you can use "." there as shown above. Next, what are you looking for? Files beginning with =... so =* (wildcard) is used. Next, is the depth of subdirectories to search. 0 is used to show to only search in the $mircdir for files matching =*. Finally, what is done when a file is found... write to a temp file $mid($1-,2).

$mid($1-,2) would display the data without the first 2 characters. There IS a small problem with this... it should be $mid($nopath($1-),1) so that the path is gone and then it would display everything but the first character (=).

Code:
play $chan __temp 1000

This will play the temp file with 1 line per 1 second. If you want the data sent in some other fashion, just use the temp file however you want to.

Code:
.remove __temp

As above, this will remove the temp file now that the script is completed.

Code:
}

And, of course, this is needed at the end. laugh

Anyhow, here's an updated script for you:

Code:
on 1:text:!battlefield:#:{
  .echo -q $findfile(.,=*,0,write __temp $mid($nopath($1-),1))
  play $chan __temp 1000
  .remove __temp
}

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