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if ($numeric == 353) { echo $2 9[ $+ 11 $+ $timestamp $+ 9] 9[ $+ $whoz $+ 9] }
whoz {
%whoz = $replace($1-,.,9.11,@,9@11,+,9+11)
.return %whoz
}
As u can see i'm trying to "spice" up the /who on join, but yet for some reason it's not working. Any suggestions ?
-arkt1k
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Babel fish
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Well as I can see your /whoz alias expects a parameter which in your raw event if statement you're calling $whoz without any parameters so therefore it's expecting a parameter when one's not sent, which results in returning nothing.
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Pikka bird
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ok then could you point me in the right direction please 
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Babel fish
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What exactly are you trying to "spice up"? Which portion of data received from the /who command?
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Pikka bird
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the nick names, when join a channel, the /who command is performed, and I want it to echo in that channel
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Babel fish
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RAW 352:*:{
; ^ raw event for /who
if ($2 ischan) {
; ^ ensure $2 (the channel from the /who reply) is actually a channel you're on
echo $2 9[ $+ 11 $+ $timestamp $+ 9] 9[ $+ $whoz($+($remove($7,H,$chr(37)),11,$6,)) $whoz($+(11,$3,,@,$4)) $+ 9]
; ^ echo the output to $2 which is a channel name
haltdef
; ^ if $2 is a channel we're on, halt the reply for the /who command in the status window
}
}
Hopefully this gives you some insight on things, if not, just ask The way it looks like you're capturing RAW events is using a single RAW event (eg; RAW *:*:{) if this is the case then you would do something like this:
RAW *:*:{
; ^ global raw event (handling all events?)
if ($numeric isnum 352) {
; ^ ensure the raw event is /who reply and is in numerical form (not need, could just use ==)
if ($2 ischan) {
; ^ ensure $2 (the channel from the /who reply) is actually a channel you're on
echo $2 9[ $+ 11 $+ $timestamp $+ 9] 9[ $+ $whoz($+($remove($7,H,$chr(37)),11,$6,)) $whoz($+(11,$3,,@,$4)) $+ 9]
; ^ echo the output to $2 which is a channel name
haltdef
; ^ if $2 is a channel you're on and the numeric is 352, halt the reply for the /who command in the status window
}
}
}
Last edited by nycdiesel; 09/02/05 07:03 AM.
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Babel fish
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This is what i use, aligns the nicknames in a bitchx style, it's what i've used for years when themeing. Raw 366:*:{
set %sync $readini data.ini joinsync $2
joinsync $2
halt
} alias joinsync {
if ($me !ison $1) { halt }
set %i 0
set %nicks ""
set %num 5
echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),2) $+ €€€€€ $+ $+ $str($chr(160),23)
echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),2) $+ stats $+ $+ $str($chr(160),23) 09: 10pre14[09~10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,~)) $+ 14] 10pre14[09&10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,&)) $+ 14] 10pre14[09.10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,.)) $+ 14] 10pre14[09@10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,@)) $+ 14] 10pre14[09%10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,%)) $+ 14] 10pre14[09r10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,r)) $+ 14]
echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),2) $+ stats $+ $+ $str($chr(160),23) 09: 10pre14[09+10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,+)) $+ 14] 10pre14[09!10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,!)) $+ 14] 10pre14[09*10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,*)) $+ 14] 10pre14[09^10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,^)) $+ 14] 10total14[10 $xnickpre($nick($1,0,a)) $+ 14]
echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),2) $+ €€€€€ $+ $+ $str($chr(160),23)
;echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),2) $+ stats $+ $+ $str($chr(160),23) 09: 14[09~10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,~) $+ 14] 14[09&10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,&) $+ 14] 14[09.10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,.) $+ 14] 14[09@10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,@) $+ 14] 14[09%10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,%) $+ 14] 14[09+10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,+) $+ 14] 14[09*10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,*) $+ 14] 14[09^10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,^) $+ 14] 14[09T10!01 $+ $nick($1,0,a) $+ 14]
echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),7) $+ $+ $str($chr(160),15) $+ 10—————————————
:loop
inc %i
if (%i > $nick($1,0,a)) {
if (%nicks != $null) {
if ($numtok(%nicks,32) >= 1) { set %nicks %nicks | echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),2) $+ names $+ $str($chr(160),20) 01| %nicks | goto end }
}
goto end
}
set %nicks %nicks 14[ $+ $xnick4($nick($1,%i),$1) $+ 14]
:next
if (%i == %num) {
echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),2) $+ names $+ $str($chr(160),20) 01| %nicks
set %num $calc(%num + 5)
set %nicks ""
goto loop
}
goto loop
:end
echo $1 00,15 $+ $str($chr(160),7) $+ $str($chr(160),13) 01—————————
echo $1 11,15 $+ $str($chr(160),3) $+ sync $+ $+ $str($chr(160),23) 09:10 $1 was synched in09 $calc(($ticks - %sync) / 1000) secs10!! | remini data.ini joinsync $1
} alias xnick4 {
var %a $iif($2,$2,$chan),%b $iif($1 !isreg %a,$left($nick(%a,$1).pnick,1)) $+ $1
return $str(€,$calc(13 - $len(%b))) $+ $iif($1 !isreg %a,$+(09,$left(%b,1),10,$mid(%b,2,12)),$+(10,$mid(%b,1,13)))
} on ^1:join:#:{
if ($nick = $me) {
set %sync $readini data.ini joinsync #
if (%sync == $null) { writeini data.ini joinsync # $ticks }
}
} it's not the /who event that looks for it, that updates the ial, you're after /names good luck. ps: you might need to change some stuff, i use a font that doesn't come with windows
Last edited by ztnaraM; 09/02/05 01:43 PM.
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