Heh, Riamus2 you are obsessed with hash tables
. There's only 1 drawback to the hash table item definition thing. the item can only be 1 word.
Sukai
When I gave you the examples I separated them, all in all they should be under the same on text event:
on *:text:*:#: {
var %text = $read(learnt.txt, w, $1- $+ *)
;if "this entry*" is found at the beginning of a line,
if (%text) {
var %split=> = $calc($findtok(%text,=>,1,32) +1)
msg $chan hmm, $gettok(%text,%split=> $+ -,32)
}
if ($findtok($1-,is,1,32)) {
var %text = $1-
%text = $reptok(%text,is,=>,1,32)
write learnt.txt %text
;write this to a file: this entry => that info
;after it's done writing verify that the data did write to the file and if so have it tell you "ok".
if ($read(learnt.txt,w,%text)) { msg $chan ok }
else { msg $chan I pooped my pants }
}
}
If 2 of the same events exist inside of a remote script file, the first one is evaluated and the second is ignored.
K I just tested this myself and it works:
[11:03:32] <brandon> this is a test
[11:03:32] <@Scorpwanna> ok
[11:03:47] <brandon> this
[11:03:47] <@Scorpwanna> hmm, a test
[11:04:06] <brandon> this script is awesome
[11:04:06] <@Scorpwanna> ok
[11:04:09] <brandon> this script
[11:04:09] <@Scorpwanna> hmm, awesome
