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is there a way (thru mirc) that mirc removes all buffs (remembered typos) in input boxes for ALL windows
so when user press UP arrow it dont show anymore what was typed in...
hope you understand what i ask
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Hoopy frood
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I think this is what you're looking for /clear [-sghlc] [windowname]
Clears the buffer of the current window. If you specify a window name, that window's buffer will be cleared.
The -s switch clears the status window.
The -g switch clears the finger window.
The -l switch clears the side-listbox in a custom window.
The -c switch clears the click history in a picture window.
The -h switch clears the editbox command history for a window.
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Hoopy frood
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I think the /clear command should have the ability to act more than once. By that I mean: /clear -hl - It would be good to see it clear listbox and history. Well with the following example it doesn't even clear listbox or wipe history but loads of commands use consecutive switches. I don't see how it should be different for clear..  Sorry to gate crash but since we're talking about /clear I thought I'd share.. -Andy
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i agree
most users are in many channels
so if you type 1 by 1 window...
its nasty and takes forever :tongue:
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That would be nice, however, since there isn't a -a switch for the /clear command, that might explain why your example didn't work. To clear all the windows that he's on a simple script like this should work alias clear.buf {
if (!$1) {
var %a = $chan(0)
while (%a) {
.clear -h $chan(%a)
dec %a
}
else {
var %a = 1
while %a <= $0 {
if ($me ison $gettok($1-,%a,32)) {
.clear -h $gettok($1-,%a,32)
}
inc %a
}
}
Usage /clear.buf or /clear.buf <channel(s)> If using the <channel(s)> option, separate the channels with commas
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Well no, /clearall -q clears all the queries. Another way to clearall..
alias _clearall {
var %x = $chan(0)
while (%x) {
clear $chan(%x)
dec %x
}
}
But what I am saying is sending: /clear -hl should be able clear history and side listbox but it does neither. It only seems to want to clear once per command. /clear -h @Target /clear -l @Target I think it should be used as /clear -hl @Target instead. -Andy
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Yep I know, I haven't a clue why I added the -a switch I meant -hl, I knew full well.. Maybe it's the time. It'd save time to be able to send the command once and not twice. -Andy
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Hoopy frood
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sheesh...I saw the /clear command in the help file and missed the /clearall...how the heck did I do that? 
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lol!  Maybe you should start a new thread in Feature Suggestions about the multi switches, I mean I could live with out it but it would certainly be of some use to me. Edit: I haven't tried multi switches for the clearall command, you might want to try it out if you ever get round to finding that lost command in the help file which should be directly under /clear..  -Andy
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Workaround: alias clear {
var %2- = $2-, %switches
tokenize 32 $null($regsub($mid($1,2),/(.)/g,-$1 $+ $chr(32),%switches)) %switches
clear $* %2-
}Also, you don't need a loop to clear all channel windows, just use /clearall -n.
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Hoopy frood
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Except that he doesn't want to clear all windows... just the edit lines. /clearall -h And, I'd agree that /clear and /clearall should be made to accept multiple switches (and any other commands that don't accept multiple switches).
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hixxy, Riamius2 is right but it was a goo attempt dude! Yes I'd like to see multiple switches /clear -lh @moo should clear the side-listbox and editbox history but it does neither, because it doesn't support two or more switches. -Andy
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I was responding to this and only this with the second part of my post: Another way to clearall... alias _clearall {
var %x = $chan(0)
while (%x) {
clear $chan(%x)
dec %x
}
}My /clearall -n does the same as SladeKraven's code above.
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so now at the end...
whichs/whose code could work for 6.03 version ?
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Hoopy frood
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This should work in 6.03, but I am not going to install such an old version to test it. Why not upgrade to a newer version?
/clearall -h
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Why not upgrade to a newer version?
I've seen that question countless times regarding raZOR, we always get the same answer you'll see.. -Andy
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=)
answer:
1. my script is NOT compatible above 6.03 (actually only with 6.03 coz 6.01 and 02 had some bad issues)
2. author abandoned the script 5 years ago...
and NO i wont make it compatible for 6.1x :tongue:
too much hassle for meh :tongue:
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