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Pikka bird
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Pikka bird
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Here's my script
#Follow off
raw 319:*: { set %massjoin.string $sorttok($3-,32,c) | halt }
#Follow end
alias follow {
enable #Follow
whois $1
disable #Follow
set %massjoin.current 1
while (%massjoin.current <= $numtok(%massjoin.string,32)) {
set %massjoin.chan $gettok(%massjoin.string,%massjoin.current,32)
while ($left(%massjoin.chan,1) != $chr(35)) {
set %massjoin.chan $right(%massjoin.chan,$calc($len(%massjoin.chan) - 1))
}
join %massjoin.chan
inc %massjoin.current
}
unset %massjoin*
unset %massjoin.string
}
I have 2 problems with this script.
problem 1. Is there a way for mirc to make the script sleep for a minute after it does the whois, then resume. To allow it to set the variable?
problem 2. Is there any way of pausing the script for a second or 2 after it does the join %massjoin.chan so that i dont get flooded off and then resume.
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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set your msg on a timer that will give you the delay you are looking for. For more info type /help timers in mirc or use
this in your script
/timer 10 20 /msg $chan YOUR MESSAGE
or
/timer 10 20 /notice $nick YOUR MESSAGE
Intelligence: It's better to ask a stupid question, then to prove it by not asking....
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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just a note: timers do not pause a script, any commands in the script after them will be executed
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Ameglian cow
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why not let alias follow simply do the whois $1 and then set a var like %following to 1. Once you catch the raw command of the whois simply check %following. If it's 1 then run the code which is currently below the whois command and halt the default text of the whois. If it's not 1 then u can just let the whois perform it's normal action by not doing anything at all.
if u don't like that solution u can ofcourse use your own script with another while loop which loops untill the %massjoin string is set. This is risky cause u might get caught in an infinite loop (or however u write infinite :] )
hope this helps, grtz
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Pikka bird
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Pikka bird
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Thank you, it skipped my mind of making the rest of the commands work after the RAW catch.
Now, the only problem i have is that it sends the join command too fast. Any ways to fix this? ie pause the script or pause one of the joinings. If it was unix it would be so easy.
sleep 2
And TIMERS DONT WORK. the timer would just be set within miliseccons of each other and all would join in the amount of the delay.
Last edited by OverDrive; 11/03/03 03:14 PM.
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Babel fish
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Timers don't work? that's news to me... I use them all the time.
If you want to delay joining a channel use something like...
.timer 1 5 join #chan
Which will attempt to join #chan in 5 seconds.
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Hoopy frood
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you are right in that... but if you have this:
alias jointest {
/timer 1 5 /join #chan1
/timer 1 4 /join #chan2
}
it will join #chan2 and a seconds later join #chan1... it won't 'pause' the script...
If it ain't broken, don't fix it!
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Vogon poet
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Try this... I know it's quite big, but I'm sure someone can refine it!!! (if it works!!): I presume /jointest is called without any parameters on first connect... alias jointest {
if ($1 === ^HalT^) { halt }
if ($1 !== $null) {
timer 1 5 join $1
set %JoinTestChans $remtok(%JoinTestChans,$1,32)
halt
}
[color:green];Replace #Chan1,2,3,4...etc with your channels (or use a variable)[/color]
set %JoinTestChans #Chan2 #Chan3 #Chan4
timer 1 5 join #Chan1
}
on *:JOIN:#:{
if ($nick == $me) {
if ($numtok(%JoinTestChans,32) == 0) { jointest ^halt^ }
if ($numtok(%JoinTestChans,32) !== 0) { jointest $gettok(%JoinTestChans,1,32) }
}
}What it does is: 10 you type: /jointest when you connect. 20 you then join a server and the on JOIN event triggers. 30 on JOIN event starts the alias jointest <next chan> 40 timer is set to join the next channel 50 goto 20 something like that!!! Hope it helps
Aubs. 
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Fjord artisan
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http://www.mircscripts.org/showdoc.php?type=code&id=1729It's a function call /sleep example usage:
on ^*:text:*:*:{
; Let's do this on a timer so we don't hold up the rest of the text event.
.timer 1 0 testsleep
echo $target $1-
haltdef
}
alias testsleep {
var %Count 1
while (%Count < 5) {
if ($exists(%TestFile)) return $true
sleep 3600 | inc %Count
}
return $false
}
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Pikka bird
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Pikka bird
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You do know that's a bunch of crap. There is no sleep function in mirc. do a search for it and you wont find it in mirc's help file. and if u still dont believe me
# --ERROR-- Unknown command: SLEEP
that would be for a unix system, not mirc :P
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Hoopy frood
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Read his post again. You will find a magical thing called a "link". Click it and it will take you to a place with an equally magical piece of code to put in your remotes that will ADD a /sleep command to mIRC. Perhaps next time you would like to read what people say before you call it crap?
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Ameglian cow
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Ameglian cow
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k, to elaborate on my previous post here's the complete script which should give u a start (not at home so can't test it).
raw 319:*:{
; check if follow toggle is on
if (%following == 1) {
; create tokenized string of channels (space seperated)
set %massjoin.string $sorttok($3-,32,c)
; toggle following to off so your next normal whois will be treated as a normal whois
set %following 0
; set a timer (massjoin) to run for X times every 2 secs, where X = number of channels in tokenized string. Perform alias /massjoin.next
.timermassjoin $numtok(%massjoin.string, 32) 2 /massjoin.next
haltdef
; you should use this if check with the haltdef in all whois replies if u want the entire whois hidden when doing a follow
; now the haltdef will only hide the channel reply
}
}
alias massjoin.next {
; join first channel in tokenized string of channels (space seperated)
join $gettok(%massjoin.string, 1, 32)
; remove first channel in tokenized string of channels (space seperated)
%massjoin.string = $deltok(%massjoin.string, 1, 32)
; unset the now useless var %massjoin.string (i usually do this to keep my existing var list small, it's not really necessary)
if ($numtok(%massjoin.string, 32) == 0) { unset %massjoin.string }
}
alias follow {
; toggle following to on
set %following 1
; perform whois on target
whois $1
}
; the comments make it long but i might have made a syntax mistake somewhere,
; so i thought it was better to tell what each line should do so you can rectify any mistakes made
;
; I'm not sure what will happen if you perform a second /follow <target> while the first is still in action,
; it will probably fail due to wrong variable values
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Pikka bird
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Sorry collective, however i did go and their DB gave errors. So at the time, I couldnt tell, Now i see it. So im sorry.
I try it out, and it doesnt work, so now i can say its crap.
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Pikka bird
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guesseyder.
I see that will work just like mine now, but it wont join more than 1 chan.
If you put a loop on it, it will join them quickly. I need a method to make the join pause for 2 seconds and then join the next one. It has the same problem.
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Ameglian cow
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ehm, still haven't tested my code at home since i haven't got around to it but it should join all channels. If the string that you receive from the 319 reply holds 7 channels for example, then the timer will run for 7 times with a break of 2 seconds in between. So for 7 times with a break of 2 seconds the alias massjoin.next {} will be called. In this call it will join the first channel and remove that item from the string (which in the first place was filled with the 7 channels in the 319 reply). So after the first call the string will be back to 6 items (or channels). After 7 calls the string will be empty and the timer will be stopped. So basically from my point of view the code should join all channels. Have you run the code to be sure? or did you read it and think it wouldn't work  I'll try it when i get around to it but i think my "theorie" is ok, so try to work on this if it really doesn't work now.
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