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check time and give points #125612 19/07/05 05:25 PM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 72 B bodo0815 OP Babel fish
OP bodo0815 Babel fish B Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 72	hello i have this: Code: on *:JOIN:#channel: { .timer 1 10 mk $nick # } } alias mk { if ($1 ison $2) { hinc -m tmpj $1 .timer 1 10 mk $1- } } ...this give on:join users one point every 10sec. but i need another script that check the users in a channel if i part or quit the channel thx bodo

Re: check time and give points #125613 19/07/05 05:33 PM
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230 D DaveC Hoopy frood
DaveC Hoopy frood D Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,230	You cant check if the users are in the channel if your not, well not without alot of whoising, and im blowed if im gonna write a server flooder!

Re: check time and give points #125614 19/07/05 05:58 PM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 72 B bodo0815 OP Babel fish
OP bodo0815 Babel fish B Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 72	i will check if i join the room again :-) and with a whoistimer? how ever... how does look such a scipt? thx bodo

Re: check time and give points #125615 19/07/05 11:10 PM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,252 Ontario, Canada R RusselB Hoopy frood
RusselB Hoopy frood R Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,252 Ontario, Canada	To my knowledge you can't call an alias from within the alias, which is what you appear to be doing in the line Code: alias mk { if ($1 ison $2) { hinc -m tmpj $1 [color:red] .timer 1 10 mk $1- [/color] } } BTW: I'd be more than happy to be proven wrong on this point.

Re: check time and give points #125616 19/07/05 11:19 PM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,019 Leuven, Belgium FiberOPtics Hoopy frood
FiberOPtics Hoopy frood Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,019 Leuven, Belgium	He's not calling the alias from within the alias, he's putting it in a timer, which will call that alias 10 seconds later. There are more occasions where you can call the same command in the same alias, filter with -k flag comes to mind, or any custom alias that you script which overrides an internal command. alias echo { echo -a lol } Gone.