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I idle quite a few channels and i hate how i get a message stating target change too fast cant join . wait 000 seconds after i join about 8-10 chans.. is there a way to remedy this? a setting to change or something?
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Hoopy frood
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There are cleaner ways but a simple way is this
.timer 1 1 join #channel1
.timer 1 2 join #channel2
.timer 1 3 join #channel3
.timer 1 4 join #channel4
.timer 1 5 join #channel5
.timer 1 6 join #channel6
.timer 1 7 join #channel7
.timer 1 8 join #channel8
.timer 1 9 join #channel9
.timer 1 10 join #channel10
.timer 1 11 join #channel11
replace #channelN with your channel names of course
this sets of a 1 time only timer (the first 1), that goes of in N seconds (the second number), and does the command following it (the join #channel)
if joining 1 channel a second is still to fast, then just increase the delays
.timer 1 2 join #channel1
.timer 1 4 join #channel2
.timer 1 6 join #channel3
etc
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Hoopy frood
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What they could do is stick all their channels into a file called "chans.txt" and do something like...
alias chans {
var %x = $lines(chans.txt)
while (%x) {
inc %join 2
.timer 1 %join join $read(chans.txt,%x)
dec %x
}
}
Or something along those lines. -Andy
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Hoopy frood
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Well u know i wouldnt have done the first way, but it is simple, and resonably easy to follow, same thing each line, add a bigger delay each time. Some times simple repetition of code is better than proper code. like sorting 5 numbers alias sort5 {
var %1 = $1, %2 = $2, %3 = $3, %4 = $4, %5 = $5, %x
if (%1 > %2) { var %x = %1, %1 = %2, %2 = %x }
if (%2 > %3) { var %x = %2, %2 = %3, %3 = %x }
if (%3 > %4) { var %x = %3, %3 = %4, %4 = %x }
if (%4 > %5) { var %x = %4, %4 = %5, %5 = %x }
if (%1 > %2) { var %x = %1, %1 = %2, %2 = %x }
if (%2 > %3) { var %x = %2, %2 = %3, %3 = %x }
if (%3 > %4) { var %x = %3, %3 = %4, %4 = %x }
if (%1 > %2) { var %x = %1, %1 = %2, %2 = %x }
if (%2 > %3) { var %x = %2, %2 = %3, %3 = %x }
if (%1 > %2) { var %x = %1, %1 = %2, %2 = %x }
return %1 %2 %3 %4 %5
}^ just an example but its quick and dirty to write, and doesnt need to be debugged, since its just drop through.
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thanx for the quick replys! Used first and works the way i need... thanx alot
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ran into another lil snag... is there a way to have more then 20 chans open? (yeh i idle alot)
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Hoopy frood
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I'll go with $sorttok any time over that 
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Hoopy frood
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//echo -a $sorttok(33 300 -12.5 -12 0,32)
-12 -12.5 0 300 33
yeeee haaaa
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Vogon poet
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If you reached MAXCHANNELS=20, open another session by connecting to another server or open a second mIRC.
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Hoopy frood
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Sorry, no dice, you forgot the n flag. //echo -a $sorttok(33 300 -12.5 -12 0,32,n) -> -12.5 -12 0 33 300
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Hoopy frood
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shhhhh your not ment to aurgue and be right LOL /me thinks quickly of an excuse Ha! you never said $sorttok(,n), hmmmm not really a good excuse was it  Truthfully it wasnt ment as a realistic example, just something i wipped up in the forum editor, however this is interesting, differing results, either can be deemed correct. //echo $!sort5.. $sort5(z,A,4,-4.4,-4) | echo $!sorttok $sorttok(z A 4 -4.4 -4,32,n)
$sort5.. -4.4 -4 4 A z [color:blue]numeric values first then alpha sorted[/color]
$sorttok -4.4 -4 z A 4 [color:blue]all values made numeric, (z & A) appear in order passed as both are zero[/color] * yes i do admit i said 5 numbers, just thought this was interesting to note
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Hoopy frood
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You can use the a flag in $sorttok which does an alphanumeric sort, where the letters aren't treated as "0" anymore but sorted as well.
//echo -a $sorttok(z A 4 -4.4 b -4,32,a)
-> A b z -4.4 -4 4
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