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Right now, when I use tab completion mIRC doesn't put a : at the end of the word. How do I make mirc do so?
I mean: when I expand g-tab and get guy, i'd like to get guy: instead.
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Hoopy frood
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Here's an example of how it can be done, it's not too accurate but you may be able to improve slightly.. -Andy
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Fjord artisan
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As far as i know there is no way to trigger an action on a keypress in a normal window such as a channel (apart from the built in control, shift and function key support). There is an on keydown and on keyup which could do it but the events work only in custom windows. What you may have to do is use an on input event. Script this event to check if $1 (first word) is a nickname in the channel the text is being input to (or matches query nick in query) and replace nick with nick: something like... keep in mind this code is untested, and if i recall correctly you do not need to specify the output location with the /say command when used in an on input, but i could be wrong. on *:INPUT:*: {
if ($chan) {
; in channel
if ($1 ison $chan) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
else {
; in query
if ($1 == $active) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
; in chat
elseif ($+(=,$1) == $active) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
}
}This would not append the : when you press tab, but it would insert it when the line is input.
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Didn't actually think of that, doh!  -Andy
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Pikka bird
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Tried that, it works. I know nothing of scripting, I just copy/paste from other people  It sorta works, but it doubles things  Example: this is what I get when I do N tab hello: [13:52] > nael: hello [13:52] > nael hello Repeats twice
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Ameglian cow
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maybe if you add haltdef at the end it would work? try this: on *:INPUT:*: {
if ($chan) {
; in channel
if ($1 ison $chan) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
else {
; in query
if ($1 == $active) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
; in chat
elseif ($+(=,$1) == $active) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
}
haltdef
}
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Hoopy frood
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You're also missing a closing brace too..
on *:INPUT:*: {
if ($chan) {
if ($1 ison $chan) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
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else {
if ($1 == $active) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
elseif ($+(=,$1) == $active) { say $1 $+ : $2- }
}
halt
}
-Andy
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Pikka bird
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It no longer repeats with that, now it doesn't accept input at all  no text is sent to the channel after the first substitution.
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Hoopy frood
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on *:INPUT:*: {
if (($ctrlenter) || (/*iswm $1-)) return
if (($1 ison $chan) || ((!$chan) && (($1 == $active) || ($+(=,$1) == $active)))) {
haltdef
say $1 $+ : $2-
}
}
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* /if: invalid format Changed it a bit, got * /if: invalid format (line 66, script2.mrc) line 66 is: if (($ctrlenter) || (/*iswm $1-)) return Found out the problem on EFNet #mirc, missing a space between /* and iswm. Works perfectly now
Last edited by Lys; 31/08/05 12:46 PM.
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alias -l say {
if ($active == #) && ($1 ison #) msg $active $+($1,:) $2-
elseif ($active == $1) || ($+(=,$1) == $active) msg $active $+($1,:) $2-
else msg $active $1-
}
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Fjord artisan
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Apologies for the missing brace and haltdef, that code was quickly typed out in the post and never given a second look. This revised code should work as you desire without the need for a say alias and so on. It was tested and worked correctly for me in all 3 circumstances (nick in chan, nick in query, nick in chat).
on *:INPUT:*: {
; in channel
if ($chan) && ($1 ison $chan) {
say $1 $+ : $2-
haltdef
}
; in query or chat
elseif ($1 == $active) || ($+(=,$1) == $active) {
say $1 $+ : $2-
haltdef
}
}
Buster and Slade mistakenly placed the halts outside of the if statements, Kelder's code will also work correctly (and infact goes further by taking into account the $ctrlenter to overide). The check for "/" is not actually needed, as the proceding if statements will fail if it is present (i dont know any network that allows a nickname to begin with a /). However checking if it the custom command prefix is present could be useful.
Last edited by Om3n; 31/08/05 02:28 PM.
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Hoopy frood
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Is it just me, or did everyone forget to use a ^?
on ^*:input:*: {
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Hoopy frood
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You don't need the ^ prefix with the ON INPUT event.
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Mentality/Chris
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Hoopy frood
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Ok. I didn't know that. 
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