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I got an error with /scid and /inc today ... maybe it is a bug or am i wrong with my script!?

alias a { %t = 0 | scid -at1 if ($idle < 300) { inc $+(%,t) } }

~ Edit ~
I'm sorry for lack of explanation.
I wouldn't call this a bug, %t was being
evaluated before being sent to connections.
Basically, when the command reached it's
destination it looked like this
if ($idle < 300) { inc 0 }
because %t was being evaluated before being sent.
I don't know why %!t wouldn't work, but it wouldn't,
maybe there is a bug with that *shrug*

I will now use the following which works but i dont understand why i need $!idle here. The second example seems to work without the $! way ...

You don't need to use $!idle because it's touching the bracket.
($idle so it's not being evaluated .. same with your ($chan(0))
example. If it begins with $ or % it will be evaluated before
being sent

will not be evaluated
/scon -at1 if ($me == mIRCManiac)

will be evaluated
/scon -at1 if (mIRCMainiac == $me)

so for the 2nd one you have to use
/scon -at1 if (mIRCManiac == $!me)

If i use $idle it counts 1 connection with $idle lower 300. If i use $!idle it counts 2 (which is right in this case)

try this
//scon -at1 if ($idle) echo -a $!network ~ $!v1

then try this
//scon -at1 if ($!idle) echo -a $!network ~ $!v1

QuakeNet ~ 4



QuakeNet ~ $idle
UnderNet ~ $idle

Well in your second example EVERY network your conencted to well come up becuase "$!idle" is evaluated to the string litteral "$idle" (5 characters) AS YOU SHOWED and since a existing string in a IF on its own always comes up as TRUE then it does the echo. I would suspect your first example is not showing UNDERNET becuase your typing the command from an undernet window, and thats causing the undernet $idle value to drop to zero. Try creating a 3rd connection then executing the FIRST example from it.

I know they were Mircmaniac's examples but they followed what you did in your code.

I typed the commands in the quakenet window ...

I doubt that since QuakeNet had a 4 second idle on it, so you hadnt typed (and pressed enter) in any of its windows in 4 seconds.