But which piece... describes that the person who used !tel also get a countdown-dm?
The alias "
tel_msg" receives 2 parameters through the string with the command "
tel_msg $nick $2".
"
tel_msg $nick $2" - the first parameter passed to the alias is the nickname of the user who typed the command "
!tel nick".
"
tel_msg $nick $2" - the second parameter passed to the alias is the nickname that was specified in the command "
!tel nick".
Thus, inside the alias "
tel_msg" we have 2 parameters under identifiers: "
$nick ➔
$1" and "
$2 ➔
$2".
"
.msg $1" - this line is responsible for the message to the user who typed the command "
!tel nick".
"
.msg $2" - this line is responsible for the message to the user whose nickname was specified in the command "
!tel nick".
I also slightly corrected the code and removed unnecessary conditions from it:
on *:TEXT:!tel*:#radio-toppertje: if (!$timer(TELMSG) && $2) { tel_set | tel_msg $nick $2 }
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alias -l tel_set {
%tel_sec = 30
}
alias -l tel_msg {
if (%tel_sec isnum 6-30) {
.msg $1 nog %tel_sec sec - voor einde uitzending...
.msg $2 nog %tel_sec sec - voor uitzending...
}
if (%tel_sec isnum 1-5) {
.msg $1 nog %tel_sec sec - u kan de stream verlaten.
.msg $2 nog %tel_sec sec - 04voor uitzending!!!
}
if (%tel_sec <= 0) {
.msg $1 03einde van je uitzending, bedankt het was weer top!
.msg $2 12start van je uitzending, succes met je draai!
return
}
dec %tel_sec | .timerTELMSG 1 1 tel_msg $1 $2
}
