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Basicly what im trying to do is this. Every second I want my bot (RenForce) to read this. C:\Westwood\DaveCAOW\RenegadeFDS\Server\ssaow_ $+ $date(m-d-yyyy) $+ .txt It should read the last line on it and relay it back to #RFserv1. I couldnt get it to read the last line. Perhaps some help?
Last edited by Dave4989; 22/09/06 03:39 AM.
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Fjord artisan
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$lines(textfile) returns all lines in a text file have it read $lines().
//echo -ag $read(yourtextfile.txt, $lines(yourtextfile.txt))
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I would get -
* /echo: insufficient parameters (line 2, script.ini)
- This is the script.. on *:text:*:#: {
echo -ag $read(ssaow_ $+ $date(m-d-yyyy) $+ .txt,$lines(ssaow_ $+ $date(m-d-yyyy) $+ .txt))
}
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Hrm, works on my end  . I created a txt file located in mIRC's directory called: ssaow_9-22-2006.txt In it these 2 lines: this is a test this is another test when ran, in my window get's echoed "this is another test"
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This is the problem... The file isnt suppose to be located in the mIRC directory. Its in
C:\Westwood\DaveCAOW\RenegadeFDS\Server\ <file>
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A word of warning... if your text file has a number on the first line, it isn't treated as a line of text, but as the number of lines in the file by $read. If that's the case, you need to use a switch in $read for it to work properly... "n" or "t", I believe. I don't have mIRC in front of me to check, but it's listed in the help file -- /help $read
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Possible reason it wouldn't work for you is it's not finding the file. My example was to show you a way of figuring it out (if the file was just sitting in the mirc directory). You need to add the file path.
var %file = $+(", C:\Westwood\DaveCAOW\RenegadeFDS\Server\ssaow_ $+ $date(m-d-yyyy) $+ .txt,")
echo -ag $read(%file,$lines(%file))
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Thanks it worked... How would I do it so if a word were to be placed?
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Word placed? You mean if someone like asked to see it? A keyword that if seen would read it back to the channel or something?
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Sorry for the poorly asked question.
I was trying to do it so if any text is added the to file. My bot would read it and msg. Basicly if "hihi" was just placed in the file. My bot would reply "hihi". And so on.
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hrm.
;assume $1- == mirc is a cool chat program
on *:text:*:#: {
var %filename = $+(", C:\Westwood\DaveCAOW\RenegadeFDS\Server\ssaow_ $+ $date(m-d-yyyy) $+ .txt,")
;write to %filename mirc is a cool chat program
write %filename $1-
;read %filename at the beginning of the lines for "mirc"
var %readfile = $read(%filename,s,$1)
;if %readfile found it
if (%readfile) { msg $chan i found %readfile }
;if it didn't find it
if (!%readfile) { msg $chan nope }
}
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