Forums Scripts & Popups part script and join script

how u make a script that leave a channel when like:
example: !part #blah
and then the bot quit #blah,how u do that? and same thing with the join script,how u make one of those script?...like !join #blah,the bot joins the channel,how? pelase help me

here's a tip for ya CyborAccess,

try using this sites search feature... i know there is at least two threads on this subject....

if u look through my script that i pasted
or the bot rather
you should see it
but the hell with it
it goes without saying that you insert a user level if u want one ok

the first one you enter in a channel and the bot parts that channel just !part
the second one you can either enter ina channel or through a msg and you specify the channel you want it to part
i.e. !part #sensei
i trust this will suffice

i almost forgot the join

Ricky, it's a bot. I don't think the original poster would actually let that command be triggered when everyone says it. Which I really don't think would be such a grand idea, because you get some idiots who will just flood the bot off with masses of joins.

Cybor: /guser owner Your_Nick 2

Ricky, one slight alteration.

you realize im just handing him the bare minimum so he can get the idea and carry it himself
but oh well
the # i leave out on mine beacuase i know to type it
althought i would have thought u would need a $+
between # and $$2-
:tongue:
oh yeah why did u make it purely on chan
then if his bot is say on no channels for whatever reason he cant make it join remotely
thats why i use either * or ?
in this case * if it will work

Actually his example works.

Try it out: //tokenize 32 testing | join #$1

Will join #testing. This is an exception though, and doesn't work in other cases, since normally identifiers need to be atleast preceeded by a space in order to evaluated (when not part of another identifier itself that is, or some other exceptions like in popups where you can put a . before an identifier like $iif fex)

Greets

This a general reply, i'm just replying to Slade because his is the post I was reading before making this reply

It might be a good idea to add a check to make sure they don't try and make you join 0 (/join 0, /join 00, /join 000, etc), which is the equivalent of /partall.

Indeed. Good point.

Is there anything you don't moan about? You moan about everything in every little detail.



Go ahead dude, add the stupid asterisk.

That's a good idea, but it could be improved a bit, since right now it doesn't work if you use spaces like:

#one , 000 , #two

I figured, we could as well replace any occurences of a channel specified without its prefix #, since that would give an error to join. This will catch the 0's as well, all in one.

The good thing is that it does give support for channel keys:

var %a, %b = $regsub($2-,/(?<=^|\x2C)\s?[^#]+/g,,%a)

On the test string: bla #one test, #two , 00 ,test #three four
it gave: #one test,#two ,#three four

I'm sure the regex can be improved, though I gotta go, going to the movies :tongue:

Greets

there you go breaking the regex out

did you not just gripe at me about having the #$$2-
yeah sit down

If you try and /join #one , 000 , #two all that will happen is you join #one.
/join doesn't accept spaces between channel names.

Interesting.

I'm honestly surprised, because the comma's are the delimiter, it seems weird why spaces would matter, since they can't be part of a channel name.

Oh well, the regex still works, but its merit is reduced to simply removing 0's and channel names without the # prefix.

Greets

Comma between channelnames and between keys, space between channels and keys
join #channel key
join #chan1,#chan2 key1,key2

Oh and don't forget $chantypes is not always only #

What would this join: join #chan1,#chan2 key1,key2 ?

chan1 with key1 and chan2 with key2...never knew that, always thought it was:

chan key, chan key, chan key

Heh, you might be surprised I don't know this stuff, but I rarely chat, I use mIRC mainly to script

Well then the regex I posted should be discarded, since it was created with incomplete knowledge about joining channels.

Greets

Why does this sound like Deja Vu Fiber? It sounds like this was said the exact same time yesterday. :tongue:

I went to bed at 11 pm yesterday, that was 2 hours before now, so I don't know what and where something about joining channels was said exactly at this time.

Eh?

Sorry, in regards with:

Stop talking in riddles lol, what's the deja vu and what do I have to do with it o.O? :tongue:

What would this join: join #chan1,#chan2 key1,key2 ?
chan1 with key1 and chan2 with key2
Yes exactly

join #chan1,#chan2 0,key2
to join #chan1 with 0 key (either 0 literally or no key and using the 0 as a placeholder) and #chan2 with key2

Technically this should work for the last... /join #chan1,#chan2 ,key2 ...but some ircds don't accept the empty parameter

Hehehehe, well that is something we was talking about on MSN last night. I've just looked back, seems it was around half 9 not this time.

LOL yea I remember now, couldn't have been 2 pm hehe. Yep deja vu indeed

Thanks, good to know.

so how u make a simple part channel script and a join channel script that only works when i type it but when othee people type it dont work?

Add yourself to the user list.

/guser owner <your nick> 2

To add support for channel keys to mine just change join %a to join %a $3-

Heh well, like I said, I made that regsub with incomplete knowledge about how you can join channels with keys in that particular way, so every comment I've made on the matter should be discarded.

Greets