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im using a que like this



but if do something like

/que $($iif($sock(test), echo -a yes, )
does work, even though the socket is open.

I fail to see the problem.

The item after the first comma in a $iif statement is what is returned if the condition in the $iif is true.
Using your command, if $sock(test) is true then echo Yes
So if the socket test is active, you should see Yes
Which is exactly what you are seeing (according to the line

try this...


* I dont know why you were using $( with out a closing brace so i assumed it wasnt ment to be there, whcih would make sence if u used /que from the editbox
/que $iif($sock(test), echo -a yes,)
/que $iif($sock(test), echo -a yes, echo -a no)

* if your doing it from a script or using // then it would need to be like this
//que $l( $iif($sock(test), echo -a yes,) ,0)
//que $l( $iif($sock(test), echo -a yes,echo -a no) ,0)

* i assume you are trying to queue up the command in $iif($sock(test), echo -a yes,)

The problem you were having is there is only one evaluation of $hget(que,$hget(que,1)) in your code this replaces it with its contents value.
Thats all fine if the value is say echo -a the sky is blue becuase its evaluated to that and thats it.
If however the value was echo -a the time is $time you well see just that the "$time" not 12:00:00
So when u do a $iif( etc etc ect ), mirc goes I have no COMMAND called $iif it must be a server side command, ill send it to the server
You well note i said COMMAND, becuase since its not going to evaluate $iif() it doesnt see it as an $IDENTIFIER

thanks, awesome reply.
but i got another problem:

alias rsock return ROOM. $+ $$1

que $Iif($rsock(%room), sockwrite -n $rsock(%room) WHOIS pyscho)

gives me: * /sockwrite: 'ROOM.TEST' no such socket

and there is a socket room.test and im in it, :S

Just like to make a late repair to this, those $l( should have been $!(