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Out Put To File #127473 14/08/05 01:00 AM
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WarlockW W	I would Like To do : /links and out put this to a file ... Help ?

Re: Out Put To File #127474 14/08/05 01:23 AM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,013 Leuven, Belgium F FiberOPtics Hoopy frood
FiberOPtics Hoopy frood F Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,013 Leuven, Belgium	This code goes into the Scripts editor, tab "Remote". Code: raw 364:: .fwrite -n links $2- \| halt raw 365:: .fclose links \| halt [color:red] [/color] alias links { var %e = echo -ac info * /links: if (!$server) { %e not connected to server \| return } if ($fopen(links)) .fclose links .fopen -o links links.txt if ($ferr) { %e error opening links.txt \| return } !links } This will write the links information to links.txt in your main mIRC folder. It will no longer open the Links window. If you still want to see the window, remove the halt from the second raw.

Re: Out Put To File #127475 14/08/05 01:26 AM
Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 128 S stefys99 Vogon poet
stefys99 Vogon poet S Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 128	Code: alias links2 { set %writetof 1 .remove links.txt !links } raw 364::if (%writetof) { write links.txt $3 -> $2 --- $5- \| halt } raw 365::unset %writetof

Re: Out Put To File #127476 14/08/05 01:41 AM
W WarlockW
WarlockW W	Thanks Guys ! works

Re: Out Put To File #127477 14/08/05 01:43 AM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,013 Leuven, Belgium F FiberOPtics Hoopy frood
FiberOPtics Hoopy frood F Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,013 Leuven, Belgium	Note that, contrary to what it may look like based on the size of the code, the code I gave you is far more efficient, as it uses the file handling commands (fast, minimum disk access) versus /write (slow, maximum disk access).

Re: Out Put To File #127478 14/08/05 02:53 AM
Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,052 Canada L Lpfix5 Hoopy frood
Lpfix5 Hoopy frood L Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,052 Canada	Quote: Note that, contrary to what it may look like based on the size of the code, the code I gave you is far more efficient, as it uses the file handling commands (fast, minimum disk access) versus /write (slow, maximum disk access). he is right its far more suitable also if you want to do something like write to file with the """"/LIST"""" command replace raw events with 322 and 323 , and also change links to list

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