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if commands if #109353 28/01/05 04:47 AM
Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 332 R ricky_knuckles OP Fjord artisan
OP ricky_knuckles Fjord artisan R Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 332	i would like to know if and how you can do something this coincides the the guest kicking thread because i could have responded but i felt what i gave would be inadequate i would like to know how you can do a if statement then the commands and then if something changes abort the command or do something else for instance on :join:#:{ if ($nick == guest*) { timer 1 1200 kick $chan $nick } and let say they change their name before the timer goes off and i want it to make the timer turn off then The Kodokan will move you, one way or another.

Re: if commands if #109354 28/01/05 06:00 AM
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230 D DaveC Hoopy frood
DaveC Hoopy frood D Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230	Each different type of instants of what you ask for might be slightly different how you would need to go about it, but for your example i would use this. Code: on :JOIN:#:{ if ($nick == guest) { .timer.kick. $+ $nick 1 1200 kick $chan $nick ;^ renamed the timer to Timer.kick.nickname } } ; on :NICK:{ if ($timer(.kick. $+ $nick)) { .timer.kick. $+ $nick off ;^ on a nick change see if there is a timer by the name ,kick.nickname and if so delete the timer } } Techniclly I could have just dumped the $timer(.kick. $+ $nick) check all together, and on a nick change just done a .timer.kick. $+ $nick off since that would delete the timer if it existed or done nothing, but that wouldnt have shown you how you might test for a timer and take what action you needed, such as you might have wanted to do this Code: on *:NICK:{ if ($timer(.kick. $+ $nick)) { .timer.kick. $+ $newnick 1 $timer(.kick. $+ $nick).secs $timer(.kick. $+ $nick).com .timer.kick. $+ $nick off ;^ once a guest there is no esacpe the kick, it creates a new one under the newnick and deletes the old one } }

Re: if commands if #109355 28/01/05 06:27 AM
Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 332 R ricky_knuckles OP Fjord artisan
OP ricky_knuckles Fjord artisan R Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 332	i feel dumb but i cant follow that i dont understand the $+ $nick and all the . im sorry could you explain a little more deeply or point me to help if the explanation is there The Kodokan will move you, one way or another.

Re: if commands if #109356 28/01/05 06:29 AM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 359 USA L LostServ Fjord artisan
LostServ Fjord artisan L Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 359 USA	The $+ combines whats before and after it. (//echo a $+ b) will return 'ab.'

Re: if commands if #109357 28/01/05 06:50 AM
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230 D DaveC Hoopy frood
DaveC Hoopy frood D Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230	The . at the front of the timer is so it doesnt display the timer messages, this is not related to the other .'s I use .'s between items becuase it makes em easier to read, and to token up if need be, TIMERKICKRICK is harder to read than TIMER.KICK.RICK $+ as said above is used to join what follows it to whats in front of it as i need the $nick as part of the timer name. assume $nick is Guest10101, $chan is #blah .timer.kick. $+ $nick 1 1200 kick $chan $nick becomes .timer.kick.Guest10101 1 1200 kick #blah Guest10101 ^ that is a named timer one I can identify using the .kick.Guest10101 within the $timer() identifier. Below replaces the code before sicne i didnt spot the ($nick == guest) in the original code Code: on :JOIN:#:{ if (Guest iswm $nick) { .timer.kick. $+ $nick 1 1200 kick $chan $nick } } on *:NICK:{ if ($timer(.kick. $+ $nick)) { .timer.kick. $+ $nick off } }

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