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I'm not getting there...........
I want a on/off switch for this:
on *:text:*:#:{
if $highlight($nick $1-) {
window -C @Highlights -1 -1 800 240
aline @Highlights $timestamp 4 $nick 12<3-6=7-4= 14noemde je in 12 $chan $+ 4=7-6=3-12> $1-
}
the only thing i know is to load and unload it but there have to be more ways to make on/ogg switch.
Please help me.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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menu menubar {
Highlight
.On: {
.enable #highlight
echo -a Highlighting is now on.
}
.-
.Off: {
.disable #highlight
echo -a Highlighting is now off.
}
}
#highlight off
on *:text:*:#:{
if ($highlight($nick $1-)) {
window -C @Highlights -1 -1 800 240
aline @Highlights $timestamp 4 $nick 12<3-6=7-4= 14noemde je in 12 $chan $+ 4=7-6=3-12> $1-
}
}
#highlight end
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thank you very much SladeKraven.
you did the job.
seems i was thinking to hard .... lol
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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You're welcome. 
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Fjord artisan
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i like variable switches better :P
The Kodokan will move you, one way or another.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Well, the difference with variable switches and #group switches is that you know they will definately either be on or off or $null if the group doesn't exist
I guess it has just kind of stuck with me. For instance marking a dialogs 3state checkbox as indeterminate.
set %switch yes
set %switch no
set %switch maybe
Where you can set as many switches with variables as you want. Whereas if it's a group has to be either on or off, it's a bit like a boolean; a boolean can either be true or false.
But, you should just stick to what you are most comfortable with.
Last edited by SladeKraven; 28/02/05 09:59 PM.
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its really a matter of convience
if for whatever reason you want "sub" switches within a group variables the reason i tend to use %switches is that i was previously unaware of the fact that conflict could be allieviated by making seperate script files so i have this big crazy mash of code with like 5 ifs on one on join
so theyre the disorganized mans switch of choice
The Kodokan will move you, one way or another.
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Hoopy frood
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Btw, there is an important difference between using a #group vs vars.
In the case of a group which is disabled, the event within the group is never triggered, whereas in the case of a var that is set to off, the remote is triggered and then there is a check for the value of the var, which then stops processing after it founds out the var is off.
It's like
on *!:JOIN:#: VS. on *:JOIN:#: if $nick != $me { }
Suppose you have 2 on joins in the same remote file (bit stupid example but anyway)
If the first one is enclosed in a disabled group, the second on join event will trigger since the first was ignored. However, if the first uses a var to check if it should process or not, it means it already triggered, so no matter what, whether the first on join event is on/off, the second will not trigger.
Greets
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Hoopy frood
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Not a bad example i thought. I could see it in use in something like, the first on join might be for actions to be taken, but only when a certian BOT is present in the channel, the second on join trips when the bot arrives and enables the first one, which then stops the second one from working , the group the first one is in might also have a on part/exit of the bot that disables the group. I personally love and hate stuff like this, Loved becuase its normally clever and seamless how it works, and hated becuase if your debugging it, you sit there and go, whys this one not working it should be going Damn whats going on with this second one?!?!?
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Hoopy frood
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I agree with everything you said, hehe, sometimes you are like "what on earth is going wrong" and it's because of these little things. The bot example was good.
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Pikka bird
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I use both #groups and %variables in my switches, mood choice
Highlight
.$iif($group(#highlight) == off,On?) { .enable #highlight | echo -s 11,02*** Highlight Is Now On $me }
.$iif($group(#highlight) == on,Off?) { .disable #highlight | echo -s 11,02*** Hightlight Is Now Off $me }
Highlight
.$iif(%highlight == off,On?) { set %highlight On | echo -s 11,02*** Highlight Is Now On $me }
.$iif(%highlight == on,Off?) { set %highlight Off | echo -s 11,02*** Highlight Is Now Off $me }
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