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#114703 17/03/05 12:52 AM
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In my own opinion obviously I would like to see everything sent through messages on mIRC be put through on INPUT.

Eg. You have to enter text into the editbox on the channel window for on INPUT to trigger. Obviously, I would like mIRC to handle things from /msg OR /say to trigger on INPUT. I think it seems quiet obvious when you're inputing text even through different methods would seem to be an "input" and should trigger the on input stuff?

Post some stuff please =z


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#114704 17/03/05 02:28 AM
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An easy way around that is to simply do
alias msg { commands here }
and
alias say { commands here }
using haltdef when necessary.
hope this helps smile

Cheers. Col.

#114705 17/03/05 04:46 AM
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But a /MSG or a /SAY are not an input as you dont input them there sourced from what ever script might have made them.

#114706 20/03/05 11:32 PM
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/msg and /say create an input when you execute the command.


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#114707 21/03/05 07:15 AM
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And what command is this that YOU execute, becuase I dont execute many, mirc executes alot of them on its own, and thats not me inputing anything.

ex.
on *:NOTICE:*This nickname is registered and protected*:?:if (($nick == NickServ) && ($me == $info($network,$me).nick)) { msg nickserv identify $info($network,$me).pass }


If you really want it to play with the contents of a /MSG or a /SAY then just do
alias MSG { msg $1 $play.with($2-) }
alias SAY ( say $play.with($1-) }

#114708 21/03/05 10:40 PM
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Problem there, /say doesn't fill $target, and $active isn't always right.

PhantasyX : You can add /play into the mix too (when the switches aren't used)


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