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adding color aliases?? #101239 21/10/04 03:17 PM
C clutz1572
clutz1572 C	hello again, i have a question. what would i have to do in order to create some sort of color system for my script?? what i mean is like a alias to have it so i don't have to have all these crtl+k codes everywhere if i want color... ( if i'm making sense) how would one go about somthing like this?? if anyone could assist? thanks in advance

Re: adding color aliases?? #101240 21/10/04 04:24 PM
A alkahol1k
alkahol1k A	in aliases.ini all you need is colour1 { return 0 } colour2 { return 1 } etc... for each color so if you did //echo $colour1 test on a black backround you would see test and on a white backround you would see //echo $colour2 test depending on how many colors you want to use, you should make an alias representing each color.

Re: adding color aliases?? #101241 22/10/04 04:31 AM
C clutz1572
clutz1572 C	you mean something like this? Code: c { if ($1 == 1) return 0 if ($1 == 2) return 2 if ($1 == 3) return 3 if ($1 == 4) return 4 if ($1 == 5) return 5 if ($1 == 6) return 6 if ($1 == 7) return 7 if ($1 == 8) return 8 if ($1 == 9) return 9 if ($1 == 10) return 10 if ($1 == 11) return 11 if ($1 == 12) return 12 if ($1 == 13) return 13 if ($1 == 14) return 14 if ($1 == 15) return 15 } this kinda works, it gets the job done. but, not excatly what i was thinking of.... the way this is you have to space the alias and target to get the result. EG: $c 4 test would return test . can i improve this some, so that it maybe yet a bit shorter in the code strings(plus make it look neater) ?????

Re: adding color aliases?? #101242 22/10/04 05:12 AM
A astwit
astwit A	c { return $+ $1 } $c(1) something like this?

Re: adding color aliases?? #101243 22/10/04 05:35 AM
C clutz1572
clutz1572 C	that looks nice and clean. but how would i implement it? it looks pretty straight forward but tested it by itsel with no results. would i have to use it with what i had? 'cause it looks like it's a stand alone alias.

Re: adding color aliases?? #101244 22/10/04 10:36 AM
D Daedalus
Daedalus D	I use this: Code: alias c1 return $+($chr(3),04,$1,$chr(15)) alias c2 return $+($chr(3),14,$1,$chr(15)) Then use the alias as: Code: msg $chan $c1(SomeText) $c2(SomeOtherText)

Re: adding color aliases?? #101245 23/10/04 02:29 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 270 Canada N NightChillz Fjord artisan
NightChillz Fjord artisan N Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 270 Canada	For a more versatile alias you can do something like this: alias c { return $+($chr(3),$1,$2,$chr(15)) } Usage: $c(<ColorNum>,<Text>) Where: ColorNum is a mIRC color value from 0-15(Press CTRL+K in mIRC for more info). Using Double Digits Is Recommended(00,01,02,etc). Example: //echo -a $c(12,Hello) $c(04,There) $c(07,How Are You) $+ $c(03,?) Outputs: Hello There How Are You?

Re: adding color aliases?? #101246 24/10/04 02:59 AM
C clutz1572
clutz1572 C	thanks everyone for the replies..... i guess theres either not many ways you could do this or there's not much call for it..... i've been searching for relavent subjects on many web boards and come up with little or nothing different than i already read or know........ but just the same thanks to you all! and special thanks to NightChillz, for his contribution on this. i feel that will work the best, for my needs.

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