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haltdef question #15022 12/03/03 01:30 AM
S surge
surge S	ive figured out how to block out the default * chanserv sets mode: +o $nick and replace it with what i want, using this.. on ^1:OP:#:echo $chan * 10[Op10] $opnick by $nick \| halt but how would i change the < and > around peoples nicks when the send a msg, to [ and ] ? like... <surge> hi to [surge] hi thanks

Re: haltdef question #15023 12/03/03 01:40 AM
B BlackAle
BlackAle B	Try this... Code: on *:INPUT:#: { echo $color(own text) -t $+($chr(91), $me, $chr(93), $chr(32), $1-) haltdef }

Re: haltdef question #15024 12/03/03 01:41 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,015 London, UK C Collective Hoopy frood
Collective Hoopy frood C Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,015 London, UK	This post has a nice bit of code which should help you.

Re: haltdef question #15025 12/03/03 05:11 AM
B BlackAle
BlackAle B	er, forget what I said earlier, I had a moment of insanity.

Re: haltdef question #15026 12/03/03 10:09 AM
S ScripTeas
ScripTeas S	it looks like that link is down so try something like this on ^:TEXT::#:{ if ($nick isop $chan) { echo -t $chan « $+ @ $+ $nick $+ » $1- \| haltdef } elseif ($nick isvo $chan) { echo -t $chan « $+ + $+ $nick $+ » $1- \| haltdef } else { echo -t $chan « $+ $nick $+ » $1- \| haltdef } } yo might want to use the on action event also but this is a good example

Re: haltdef question #15027 12/03/03 11:24 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Ireland M MonoSex Fjord artisan
MonoSex Fjord artisan M Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Ireland	Code: on ^:TEXT::#:{ echo -tlbfmri2 $chan $+($chr(91),$nick($chan,$nick).pnick,$chr(93)) $1- haltdef }

Re: haltdef question #15028 12/03/03 01:23 PM
A acemiles_ed
acemiles_ed A	Here is the correct link: https://forums.mirc.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=mirchelp&Number=13622

Re: haltdef question #15029 13/03/03 07:47 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,057 D Doqnach Hoopy frood
Doqnach Hoopy frood D Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,057	Code: ;### TEXT CHANGE: TEXT ###; ;# CHANNEL #; on ^:TEXT::#: { echo $color(text) -tmli3 $target (MSG) $+(<,$left($replace($nick($chan,$nick).pnick,$nick,$null),1),$nick,>) $1- haltdef } this bit of pnick usage will fix the hotlink-bug you get when people have more then 1 mode ;-]

Re: haltdef question #15030 29/03/03 10:06 PM
N Nanaki
Nanaki N	Ok, it seems like you guys know what you are talking about, so I decided to post my problem here: First off, here's my current code: Code: /back { /ame is Back from: $+ %away $+ /nick %Regnick /unset -s %away /unset -s %aways /away halt } The problem is, I don't want the text "* Unset %away" and "* Unset %aways" to appear, but it does. The halt and haltdef commands don't affect these messages being seen. I have a slight feeling this might work if I put this into the remotes, using the alias command... would this affect it? I wouldn't know :-\|. Thanks!

Re: haltdef question #15031 29/03/03 10:14 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Ireland M MonoSex Fjord artisan
MonoSex Fjord artisan M Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Ireland	Just remove the -s switches, and you don't need 'halt' at all..

Re: haltdef question #15032 30/03/03 12:02 AM
N Nanaki
Nanaki N	Thanks. I knew it would be something simple, but I didn't know what. I don't even know why I was using the -s switches in the first place!

Re: haltdef question #15033 19/09/03 08:27 PM
D Dylan666
Dylan666 D	Could you explain me how "-s" work? I red about it in mIRC's help file in Aliases section. But there it's only mentioned... Where is the explanation in the help file?

Re: haltdef question #15034 19/09/03 08:31 PM
R r0ck0
r0ck0 R	in mIRC type /set -s %test test /unset -s %test then try it without -s /set %test test /unset %test - * Set %test to test - * Unset %test -

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