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Nick in color in channel
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141137
05/02/06
10:40 AM
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FLyFLu
FLyFLu
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In private (query) i have this code who make only my nick in color thereby
<FLyFLu>
hello :")
on *:input:?: {
if (/* !iswm $1) {
.privmsg $active $1-
echo $active $timestamp <4<9 $+ $me $+ 4>> $1-
halt
}
}
How i make this to work in channel
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Re: Nick in color in channel
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141138
05/02/06
01:05 PM
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kokoko
kokoko
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you could use the mirc color list setting:
/cnick $me 4
this would color every occurence of your own nick in red, if you want to put it in a script, you have to use something along this line:
cnick $ $+ me 4
so that $me is added to the color list and not the value it returns..
-k-
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Re: Nick in color in channel
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141139
05/02/06
04:19 PM
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FLyFLu
FLyFLu
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uf this dont work
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Re: Nick in color in channel
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141140
06/02/06
02:22 AM
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genius_at_work
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Quote:
cnick
$ $+ me
4
What is the point of the $ $+ me ?? Scripts can use anything that can be used in a manual command..
-genius_at_work
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Re: Nick in color in channel
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141141
06/02/06
02:49 PM
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kokoko
kokoko
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because in scripts $me will be evaluated, and as what we want is to add the $me element and not its value to the color list we need to use $eval($me,0) or $+($,me) or $ $+ me ...
-k-
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