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Hello all, I'm trying to write in an .txt file. So far everything goes well. The problems start when trying to write different variables in one line. Simple said, when I look at the .txt is shows the TEXT %var1, instead of the value of %var1 (can be both text and non-text) Simple said my script looks like this:
on text
set %var1 -
set %var2 -
set %var3 -
write test.txt %var1 $+ _ $+ %var2 $+ _ $+ %var3
When I open the .txt it shows %var1_%var2_%var3 and NOT -_-_- So actually what i want to know is how to write the value of a variable in a .txt and not the name  Thanks for an reply's 
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try
write test.txt $eval(%var1 $+ _ $+ %var2 $+ _ $+ %var3)
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The only time that should happen is if you typed /write from the commandline.
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The only time that should happen is if you typed /write from the commandline. well I don't 
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try
write test.txt $eval(%var1 $+ _ $+ %var2 $+ _ $+ %var3) Tried but doesn't work. The variables ARE valid, IE they show up in the remote.ini file
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Could you paste your entire script please?
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Oh, I have an idea/suggestion: don't use "%var1" "%var2", etc. try using meaningful variable names. Maybe mIRC is having issues with those names?
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Could you paste your entire script please?
on 1:TEXT:!add*:#: {
if (($chan == %chan) && ($2 != $null)) {
set % $+ $2 $+ .name -
set % $+ $2 $+ .surname -
set % $+ $2 $+ .address -
set % $+ $2 $+ .phone -
set % $+ $2 $+ .spend -
set % $+ $2 $+ .advance -
set % $+ $2 $+ .coffee -
set % $+ $2 $+ .final -
write template.txt % $+ $2 $+ .name _ % $+ $2 $+ .surname _ % $+ $2 $+ .address _ % $+ $2 $+ .phone _ % $+ $2 $+ .spend _ % $+ $2 $+ .advance _ % $+ $2 $+ .coffee _ % $+ $2 $+ .final
}
}
So what I want is a line written in my .txt which shows -_-_-_(etc). May look strange, but the - are editable when the script continues, the _ are seperators for my php site. Anyway, the var is beiing set, so this var will be named %Eric.phone and has a value of -
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the only thing i can think of is they have an alias that is /write -n
or some other /write alias that is replacing the %variable with $+(%,variable)
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on 1:TEXT:!add*:#: {
if (($chan == %chan) && ($2 != $null)) {
set % $+ $2 $+ .name -
set % $+ $2 $+ .surname -
set % $+ $2 $+ .address -
set % $+ $2 $+ .phone -
set % $+ $2 $+ .spend -
set % $+ $2 $+ .advance -
set % $+ $2 $+ .coffee -
set % $+ $2 $+ .final -
write template.txt [color:red]$eval([/color]% $+ $2 $+ .name _ % $+ $2 $+ .surname _ % $+ $2 $+ .address _ % $+ $2 $+ .phone _ % $+ $2 $+ .spend _ % $+ $2 $+ .advance _ % $+ $2 $+ .coffee _ % $+ $2 $+ .final[color:red],2)[/color]
}
}
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the only thing i can think of is they have an alias that is /write -n
or some other /write alias that is replacing the %variable with $+(%,variable) Running plain mIRC 6.17 
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Could you paste your entire script please?
on 1:TEXT:!add*:#: {
if (($chan == %chan) && ($2 != $null)) {
set % $+ $2 $+ .name -
set % $+ $2 $+ .surname -
set % $+ $2 $+ .address -
set % $+ $2 $+ .phone -
set % $+ $2 $+ .spend -
set % $+ $2 $+ .advance -
set % $+ $2 $+ .coffee -
set % $+ $2 $+ .final -
write template.txt % $+ $2 $+ .name _ % $+ $2 $+ .surname _ % $+ $2 $+ .address _ % $+ $2 $+ .phone _ % $+ $2 $+ .spend _ % $+ $2 $+ .advance _ % $+ $2 $+ .coffee _ % $+ $2 $+ .final
}
}
you went through the trouble of making the vars, and then didnt use them. try
write template.txt $(% $+ $2 $+ .name $+ _ ,2)
Or $eval($+(%,$2,.name,_),2)
see if it writes correctly -_
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or maybe
on 1:TEXT:!add*:#: {
if ($chan == %chan) {
set %nick $$2
set %nick $+ .name -
set %nick $+ .surname -
set %nick $+ .address -
set %nick $+ .phone -
set %nick $+ .spend -
set %nick $+ .advance -
set %nick $+ .coffee -
set %nick $+ .final -
write template.txt %nick.name _ %nick.surname _ %nick.address _ %nick.phone _ %nick.spend _ %nick.advance _ %nick.coffee _ %nick.final
}
}
on 1:TEXT:!add*:#: { if ($chan == %chan) { could be
on 1:TEXT:!add*:#yourchannel: {
set %nick $$2
set %nick $+ .name -
set %nick $+ .surname -
set %nick $+ .address -
set %nick $+ .phone -
set %nick $+ .spend -
set %nick $+ .advance -
set %nick $+ .coffee -
set %nick $+ .final -
write template.txt %nick.name _ %nick.surname _ %nick.address _ %nick.phone _ %nick.spend _ %nick.advance _ %nick.coffee _ %nick.final
unset %nick.*
}unless the channel name needs to be dynamic
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you went through the trouble of making the vars, and then didnt use them. try
write template.txt $(% $+ $2 $+ .name $+ _ ,2)
Or $eval($+(%,$2,.name,_),2)
see if it writes correctly -_ it works  but what do you mean with not using the vars?
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or maybe
on 1:TEXT:!add*:#: {
if ($chan == %chan) {
set %nick $$2
set %nick $+ .name -
set %nick $+ .surname -
set %nick $+ .address -
set %nick $+ .phone -
set %nick $+ .spend -
set %nick $+ .advance -
set %nick $+ .coffee -
set %nick $+ .final -
write template.txt %nick.name _ %nick.surname _ %nick.address _ %nick.phone _ %nick.spend _ %nick.advance _ %nick.coffee _ %nick.final
}
}
on 1:TEXT:!add*:#: { if ($chan == %chan) { could be
on 1:TEXT:!add*:#yourchannel: {
set %nick $$2
set %nick $+ .name -
set %nick $+ .surname -
set %nick $+ .address -
set %nick $+ .phone -
set %nick $+ .spend -
set %nick $+ .advance -
set %nick $+ .coffee -
set %nick $+ .final -
write template.txt %nick.name _ %nick.surname _ %nick.address _ %nick.phone _ %nick.spend _ %nick.advance _ %nick.coffee _ %nick.final
unset %nick.*
}unless the channel name needs to be dynamic yes chan needs to be dynamic  and somehow your solution is not working. It writes though, but the vars (needed for further editing) are named %nick.address etc. So not the unique one's i need like %eric.address or %myla.address
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yes chan needs to be dynamic and somehow your solution is not working. It writes though, but the vars (needed for further editing) are named %nick.address etc. So not the unique one's i need like %eric.address or %myla.address oh ok, the nick ($2) being kept as a var wasn't obvious from what i saw, even though you had shown each var having the value of - (which I took to be a substitute for what you are really setting it to)
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I think for a start u might have missed a point about dynamicly named vars (then again my head started to hurt trying to read this thread) //set % $+ $2 $+ .name - //echo $(% $+ $2 $+ .name -,2) more preferably //set $+(%,$2,.name) - //echo $($+(%,$2,.name),2) The reason for this is, in the SET your not evaluating the var name at all the word SET well cause mirc to go "oh wow i better not get the contents of this since im setting something into it. aka //SET %blah frog //SET %blah dog it would be no good if in the second line mirc went "well %Blah is frog, so we have //SET frog dog" And in any access of the var, mirc needs to be told, it needs to evaluate this twice instead of once, becuase the first evaluation puts the var name together, the second then evalautes it for its contents. //echo $+(%,bl,ah) %blah //echo $($+(%,bl,ah),2) dog Try this ** Im assuming this is example code, as you might as well just /write template.txt -_-_-_-_-_-_-_- ** on 1:TEXT:!add*:#: {
if (($chan == %chan) && ($0 >= 2)) {
set $+(%,$2,.name) -
set $+(%,$2,.surname) -
set $+(%,$2,.address) -
set $+(%,$2,.phone) -
set $+(%,$2,.spend) -
set $+(%,$2,.advance) -
set $+(%,$2,.coffee) -
set $+(%,$2,.final) -
write template.txt $+( $($+(%,$2,.name),2) , _ , $($+(%,$2,.surname),2) , _ , $($+(%,$2,.address),2) , _ , $($+(%,$2,.phone),2) , _ , $($+(%,$2,.spend),2) , _ , $($+(%,$2,.advance),2) , _ , $($+(%,$2,.coffee),2) , _ , $($+(%,$2,.final),2) )
}
}just to be clear $($+(%,$2,.name),2) is accessing the dynamic var, around that is $+( var , _ , var , _ , etc etc )
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Thank you for your detailed info, was exactly what I needed!
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