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ctcp echos #109885 02/02/05 06:23 PM
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 18 H Ho0tz04 OP Pikka bird
OP Ho0tz04 Pikka bird H Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 18	When someone ctcps a channel, i want it to echo <$timestamp> <$chan><$nick><$1> ... and then when someone only ctcp's me <$timestamp><$nick><$1> I've tried many things and just can't get it to work. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Thanks, Ho0tz aka arkt1k

Re: ctcp echos #109886 02/02/05 06:24 PM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 359 USA L LostServ Fjord artisan
LostServ Fjord artisan L Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 359 USA	/help ctcp events you can tell it to trigger for channel only, or use :*: with if then else /help if then else

Re: ctcp echos #109887 02/02/05 06:27 PM
Joined: Oct 2003 Posts: 96 J JoeDaddy Babel fish
JoeDaddy Babel fish J Joined: Oct 2003 Posts: 96	You don't want to enable timestamping ? Options (alt+o) > IRC > Messages

Re: ctcp echos #109888 02/02/05 06:29 PM
Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 2,327 T tidy_trax Hoopy frood
tidy_trax Hoopy frood T Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 2,327	Code: ctcp [color:blue][/color]::?:{ echo $color(ct) -sbflirt $nick $1- haltdef } ctcp [color:blue][/color]::#:{ echo $color(ct) -bflirt $chan $chan $nick $1- haltdef } If the original ctcp messages aren't hidden, change * to ^*. New username: hixxy

Re: ctcp echos #109889 02/02/05 06:32 PM
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 18 H Ho0tz04 OP Pikka bird
OP Ho0tz04 Pikka bird H Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 18	I meant as in this, i can't get it to distinguish between and channel ctcp and when I get ctcp'd. ctcp :: { if ($nick == $chan) { echo -a 11[ $+ 15 $+ $timestamp $+ 11][15ctcp11[15 $+ $chan $+ [15 $+ $lower($1) $+ 11][15from11:15 $+ $nick $+ 11] .halt else { echo -a 11[ $+ 15 $+ $timestamp $+ 11][15ctcp11[15 $+ $lower($1) $+ 11][15from11:15 $+ $nick $+ 11] .halt

Re: ctcp echos #109890 02/02/05 06:41 PM
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 75 Z ztnaraM Babel fish
ztnaraM Babel fish Z Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 75	lol i'm on the same thing as him, this is what i have, now the channel echos correctly, i just want to show my nick if it's a direct ctcp to me Code: alias _ctcp { return 04,15 $+ $str($chr(160),3) $+ ctcp $+ $+ $str($chr(160),2) $xnickflood($upper($3)) 09:10 to $iif($chan,$+([,#,])) 10from 14[04 $+ $nick $+ 14/6 $+ $replace($address,@,04@06,.,04.06,-,04-06) $+ 14] } the channel ones comes out like.. Code: ctcp PING : to [#root] from [arkt1k/~arkt1k@vqhyvwrmpurg] if a ctcp is sent to me it should replace the channel name to my nick but it doesn't

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#109891 02/02/05 07:05 PM

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JoeDaddy

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JoeDaddy

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Posts: 96

how about

Code:

ctcp ^*:*:*: {
  if ($target ischan) echo $target 11[ $+ 15 $+ $timestamp $+ 11][15ctcp11[15 $+ $target $+ [15 $+ $lower($1) $+ 11][15from11:15 $+ $nick $+ 11]
  else echo -a 11[ $+ 15 $+ $timestamp $+ 11][15ctcp11[15 $+ $lower($1) $+ 11][15from11:15 $+ $nick $+ 11]
  haltdef
}

Last edited by JoeDaddy; 02/02/05 07:32 PM.

Re: ctcp echos #109892 02/02/05 07:14 PM
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 18 H Ho0tz04 OP Pikka bird
OP Ho0tz04 Pikka bird H Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 18	This is what i got, and now it works. Thanks to everyone that helped ctcp ^::#: { echo $chan 11[ $+ 15 $+ $timestamp $+ 11][15ctcp11[15 $+ $chan $+ 11[15 $+ $lower($1-) $+ 11][15from11:15 $+ $nick $+ 11] .halt } ctcp ^::?:{ echo -a 11[ $+ 15 $+ $timestamp $+ 11][15ctcp11[15 $+ $lower($1-) $+ 11][15from11:15 $+ $nick $+ 11] .halt }

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