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#132758 14/10/05 12:02 AM

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stickydank Offline

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stickydank

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Posts: 51

ok this 1 stupidbut haveing problem on
the onnotice = whois
ok i think i got most bugs out of ctcp reply but the
notice still not working when some1 whois me
any help thank you

Code:

 
on 1:TEXT:ping*:*:.ctcp $nick ping 
on 1:CTCPREPLY:*PING*:{ 
  { .notice $nick [ 9Ping on some1 your own Size } 
  { .msg $chan $nick [ 9Ping on some1 your own Size } 
  { /echo -s 6-&gt; 9 Ping on some1 your own SIZE } 
  { halt } 
} 

ctcp *:VERSION*:?:{ 
  { .notice $nick Yes im useing Pëâçê Kêëpè® } 
  { /msg $chan $nick Yes im useing Pëâçê Kêëpè® } 
  { halt } 
} 

ctcp *:TIME*:?:{ 
  { .notice $nick Look at your own WATCH ) } 
  { /msg $chan $nick Look at your own WATCH ) } 
  { halt } 
} 

on *:snotice:*did a /whois on yo*: { 
  echo -a $1 { 
    if ( %swwhois == on )} { 
      /msg $nick Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! 
    .echo -a Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! } 
    {halt} 
  } 
}

so thats little code but whois not working
any help would be great ty

Re: CTCP reply #132759 14/10/05 03:42 AM
Joined: Sep 2005 Posts: 21 Phnom Penh, Cambodia D David_James Ameglian cow
David_James Ameglian cow D Joined: Sep 2005 Posts: 21 Phnom Penh, Cambodia	Code: on :snotice:did a /whois on yo*: { echo -a $2 { if ( %swwhois == on ) { /msg $2 Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! .echo -a Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! } {halt} } } Last edited by David_James; 14/10/05 03:44 AM.

Re: CTCP reply #132760 14/10/05 04:46 AM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 26 M MercuryD Ameglian cow
MercuryD Ameglian cow M Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 26	Quote: Code: on :snotice:did a /whois on yo*: { echo -a $2 { if ( %swwhois == on ) { /msg $2 Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! .echo -a Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! } {halt} } } Code: { halt } >.> Last edited by MercuryD; 14/10/05 04:47 AM.

Re: CTCP reply #132761 14/10/05 12:38 PM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,019 Leuven, Belgium FiberOPtics Hoopy frood
FiberOPtics Hoopy frood Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,019 Leuven, Belgium	Quote: Quote: Code: on :snotice:did a /whois on yo: { echo -a $2 { if ( %swwhois == on ) { /msg $2 Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! .echo -a Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! } {halt} } } Code: { halt } >.> The halt serves no purpose here, since we are at the end of the script anyways, it'll stop by itsself. Unless you'd want to stop the default snotice from showing up, but that wouldn't work until you use the ^ event prefix. Btw that bracket after echo -a $2 is wrongly placed. Code: on :snotice:did a /whois on you: if (%swwhois == on) .msg $2 Why You So Nosie Stop Whoising Me! I don't know what the snotice looks like, so I can't really comment on that. Gone.

Re: CTCP reply #132762 14/10/05 10:16 PM
Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 51 S stickydank OP Babel fish
OP stickydank Babel fish S Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 51	thank u will test

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#132763 16/10/05 01:53 PM

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stickydank Offline

Babel fish

stickydank

Babel fish

Joined: Oct 2005

Posts: 51

well none of them worked i tryed this

Code:

on *:snotice:*did a /whois on you*: {
  if ( %swwhois == on ) {
    .notice $2  Why You So Nosie
    .echo -a &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; Why You So Nosie on 
    .msg $chan $nick Hey Nosie STOP Whoising pep

and tried this

Code:

  

on *:snotice:*did a /whois on you*: {
   echo -a  $2 {
  if ( %swwhois == on ) {
    .notice $2  Why You So Nosie
    .echo -a &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; Why You So Nosie on 
    .msg $chan $nick Hey Nosie STOP Whoising pep

Re: CTCP reply #132764 16/10/05 02:22 PM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 701 Leuven, Belgium K Kelder Hoopy frood
Kelder Hoopy frood K Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 701 Leuven, Belgium	You did close those { at the end right? There's a button {} in top right of editor, click that and see if it complains. And maybe let's start with this Code: on :snotice:did a /whois on you*:echo -s SNOTICE: $1- If this gives a echo when someone whois's you, then we can start expanding. Please also send us one line of output of this script, or the notice, so we can see what you want to do. That's the best way to script: start small, debug, then expand some and debug again etc. If you write a large script at once, and then find it doesn't work, it might take you more time to find and fix all errors than to write a new one...

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