For this task, you only need to know the < on text > event, the commands < /load , /unload , /notice > and you're done. Using the help file on these will definitely help you write the code yourself.
Here's a piece of code that should do it though.
; with floodcheck
On $100:Text:/^!((?:un)?load\s[^\s]+\.mrc)$/Si:#channelnamehere:{
If !%busyload {
NoOp $regml(1)
Notice $nick - $regml(1) - Ok!
Set -z5 %busyload processing...
}
Else { .Timer 1 1 notice $nick please wait... }
}
; without floodcheck
On $100:Text:/^!((?:un)?load\s[^\s]+\.mrc)$/Si:#channelnamehere:{
NoOp $regml(1)
Notice $nick - $regml(1) - Ok!
}Cordialement
Ps: untested code
Ps: rather than using the above code, I really ask you to to code it with the help of what I've told you to look for
. Use < if, elseif, else > to make conditions on whether < !load > or < !unload > was sent to the server. Upto here, you are at 75% to finish the script.
Edit1: I couldn't help myself from not adding a floodcheck :s. Sorry if that is not what you wanted. For that reason, I've also included the version without the floodcheck.
Edit2: replaces < [^\.]+ > by < [^\s]+ > in the regular expression.
