Russel, thank you very much for your help. Unfortunately, as I mentioned before, I know absoultely nothing about mIRC scripts, so I'm pretty sure I won't be able to do anything myself about this. But I'll try to put out several more precise questions, so I'd greatly appreciate your further help.
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You would have to go through the script looking for items like
which is similar or the same as the code that actually accepts the answers.
I don't know how to find the code line that actually accepts the answers. Could you help me some more about this? I searched for the code line you gave me, but found nothing.
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Then you would have to use $utfdecode($1-) to alter the text entered (in utf format) to default latin characters, which can then be compared in the script.
I'm not sure I got everything you said here. But I did know it has to do something with the $utfencode/$utfdecode functions. I just don't know how to use them
Come to that, could you please explain these finctions on this example: The first time trivia is run, it asks about the channel name it will be running on, but the dialog doesn't support UTF-8 names. The actual lines for getting the channel name are:
set %trivchan #$$?"Enter your #Trivia_Channel_Name"
dowrite -s miscop trivia.channel %trivchan | saveini | /join %trivchan
So, what should I put where so that I can join a channel with a UTF-8 name?
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I'm not sure what the code might look like for sending the information, but you would need to use $utfencode(<message>) to send the message using UTF characters.
Wouldn't it be enough to just set UTF-8 to Display and Encode in my mIRC client which runs the bot? Because when I do, I really think that questions are indeed encoded in UTF-8.
