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I know there have been bits and piece of reading a text file in certain scripts, but I wanted something very simple. I will basically have a textx file with one word per line. And I just want it to read that text file looking for a matching word based on what gets printed in the channel. Probably confusing so...
on @1:text:*:#: {
if (# == #channel) && (CERTAINWORD isin $7-) {
set %word $strip($7)
//msg #channel You just saw %word. RUN!!!!!
}
I know the word will always be the 7th word of the line. Where certainword is I want to be able to tell it to look in a text for that word, so I dont have to paste all that code for every word I want it to recognize.
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Fjord artisan
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ok, for one thing, you got this part wrong:
if (# == #channel)
it needs to be $channel
and, what channel is this in? is it JUST called # also, you are wanting to send every word from the 7th after to a txt file?
Last edited by Kurdish_Assass1n; 29/06/06 02:07 AM.
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Hoopy frood
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I will basically have a textx file with one word per line. And I just want it to read that text file looking for a matching word based on what gets printed in the channel.
I know the word will always be the 7th word of the line. Where certainword is I want to be able to tell it to look in a text for that word, so I dont have to paste all that code for every word I want it to recognize. I didn't test this, but try this
on @*:text:*:[color:red]#channel[/color]:{
var %checkfile = $read([color:red]wordlist.txt[/color],w,$7)
if (%checkfile) { msg # $nick $+ , You just said $7 $+ ! RUN!!! }
}
replace the red parts witht eh actual names
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uh-oh! it's MikeChat..
/me just made himself feel stupid! :P
lol
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on @1:text:*:#[color:red]channel[/color]:{
if ($read([color:red]file.txt[/color],nw,$strip($7))) msg $chan You just saw $7! RUN!!!!!
}Kurdish_Assass1n: # is short for $chan, so if (# == #channel) is perfectly fine.
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o, yea, I was corrected for using # instead of $chan last time, but, idk why I said that, lol
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o, wait, you thought I was talking about # changed to $chan? I know that's right, but, change #channel to $chan.
Last edited by Kurdish_Assass1n; 29/06/06 07:13 AM.
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$channel is not an mIRC identifier, so why would he change that?
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$chan, ahh, it's 2 am, leaving now! :P
these last few posts made me feel stupid! I need some sleep, later
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Hoopy frood
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if (# == $chan) means if ($chan == $chan), which will always be true :tongue:
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on @1:text:*:#: {
[color:red] if (# == #channel)[/color] && (CERTAINWORD isin $7-) {
set %word $strip($7)
//msg #channel You just saw %word. RUN!!!!!
}
}
The red part was what I was talking about, it's if (# == #channel) I thought it would have to be if (# == $chan) but, I guess not. 
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on @1:text:& & & & & & *:[color:blue]#channel[/color]: {
var %word = $strip($7)
if ($read([color:red]filename[/color],s,%word) || $readn) {
[color:green]set %word %word[/color]
msg #channel You just saw %word. RUN!!!!!
}
}Other code given also works, but this should match exactly to what you requested and said yor file was (words one per line, to be matched) I think this is better than using $read(,w,) becuase that uses wild card matching and should $7 be * you well get a match to the first word in the file. on the green line : I dont know if u actually needed the %word stored globally or not so i left this line in, grabing it from the local copy of %word already created, if u dont need it then remove the green line. set the blue #channel as needed PS: replace filename with the filename of course.
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