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Im new to this.. :tongue: and i trying to make a echo come to more then one network, so far all i can get is 2 echo to the same server (if connected to two networks), i cant get it to send 1 echo to first network, then next to the other, have no idea on how to solve this, tryed to read mirc.hlp, but i cant say i understand what i should do.. some parts of that help file arent easy to understand..  or maybe make "mirc" see what network i have active, then send it to that network/active channel.. been brosing this forum, the only thing i could find was about somone away system, thats not what i was looking for, tryed the code there, also tryed to rewrite it, still no luck.. :tongue: so how do i solve this two problems?
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Fjord artisan
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/scid -a echo blah : for all connections
Events like ON : TEXT when you echo, echo to the currently active Connection ID (cid)
I'm not sure if I resolved the question as your demands/problems are not well expressed.
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test {
/scid -a echo -a blah
}
only return blah blah on 1 server, not one to the other.. so it see im on two servers, but send the echo to the same channel.. i guess it have something to do with "-a" flag in echo, but how would i get it to echo to active window if i dont use that flag ?
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Fjord artisan
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I'm not sure if this is what you're asking for. If not then be more specific. alias scecho {
var %i = 1
while (%i <= $scid(0)) {
scon %i
echo #somechannel $$1-
inc %i
}
}Use: /scecho <your message> This will echo <your message> to #somechannel on multiple networks, assuming your are on #somechannel.
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Hoopy frood
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Still does the same thing.. I need a echo like if i recive a ping from xx on network 1, then i want it to show on network 2, You just recived a bla bla from xx .. ping is just an example, but i hope you get the idea.. and here is another one, if i set away on two network's at the same time, then i get two echo from raw 306, and both going to the same network.. and i call a alias and that one echo it to the channel.. like: alias echo_ { echo -a ° $1- } so i dont know how to get the echo to 1 network from the other, now i see two lines in the same channel if i trigger the echo_ alias, and i want it to show on bot networks.. but one network have to be the "active one", the other arent active, cant have more then 1 channel active at a time  EDIT ------------------- I want the echo to show as it does in "normal" mirc.. but even wen im connected to two networks. now im blind on one network if i recive a event on the other..
Last edited by sparta; 11/01/06 07:23 PM.
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Try something like this... on *:TEXT:!echo *:#somechannel:{
if ($cid == 1) {
scon 2
echo # $1-
}
else if ($cid == 2) {
scon 1
echo # $1-
}
}This is just a simple example of what I think you're asking. It works like so: Nick1 on #somechannel (network 1) says !echo some text!echo some text gets echo'd to #somechannel on network 2 The same happens if the !echo was triggered on network 2 then it gets echo'd to network 1. Again, the code is a simple example and assumes you are actually connected to these 2 networks. You should be able to change it to your specifications.
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Hoopy frood
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one more question.
Hmm, if i grab a raw from the server, lets say i grab the raw:
raw 305:*:
You are no longer marked as being away
and if im on more then one server, then that raw will be triggered more then one time, how can i stop that from happen?
Last edited by sparta; 11/01/06 08:55 PM.
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Couldent edit my last post.. i think i solved the most of the problems, but still 1 to go.. and i need help with it:
grcho {
var %x = 1
:next
/scid -a $scon(%x).network echo -a %e.chr $1-
if ($scon(0) > %x) { inc %x | goto { next } }
}
i cant get it to echo to given network, all i can do is fix so i get a error.. networkname Unknown command
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Hoopy frood
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alias grcho {
var %e = $1-
scid -a echo -a %e.chr % $+ e
}
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Hoopy frood
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Do you realize that when you use the -a switch for echo, that it will echo to your active window?
Even though you set the connection id to another server, when issuing echo -a it will always show up on the window that you are active on, regardless of the $cid.
Leaving out the -a switch will make it echo to the window where you specified.
//scid -a echo > $!cid
--> will echo the $cid of each server window in its own status window
//scid -a echo -a > $!cid
--> will echo the $cid of each server window in your active window
Gone.
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