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Quit Message #16117 20/03/03 12:39 AM
Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 12 H Heineken OP Pikka bird
OP Heineken Pikka bird H Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 12	I'm currently working on writing a script for myself. I am making a totally new look and feel to it. So here's my question: When a person quits, how can I find out which channel they quit? I want to display a message in the channel that they quit. So far i have: on *:QUIT:{ echo $timestamp 14 $+ $nick 5has quit IRC (14 $1- 5). } how can i echo it in the channel they quit? Thx! Edit: what i have so far works except that it shows it in the server window. Last edited by Heineken; 20/03/03 12:45 AM.

Re: Quit Message #16118 20/03/03 12:47 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 332 Louisiana, USA C Cheech Fjord artisan
Cheech Fjord artisan C Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 332 Louisiana, USA	you could try using $chan however i am not sure if that will work if they are on more than one channel that you are on if it doesnt you may try $comchan never tryed either one in that format hope it helps ok i dint think i understood the question you want to echo it to the channel that the event occured in ? if so i am still not sure but you would need to return the channel and set it to a variable then echo that channel Last edited by Cheech; 20/03/03 12:50 AM.

Re: Quit Message #16119 20/03/03 12:48 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,527 Florida,USA _ _D3m0n_ Hoopy frood
_D3m0n_ Hoopy frood _ Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,527 Florida,USA	Code: on ^1:quit:{ if ($1-) var %reason = ( $+ $1- $+ ) var %i = 1 while ($comchan($nick,%i)) { echo $color(quit) -ti2 $ifmatch * 14 $+ $nick 5has quit IRC ( 15 $+ %reason $+ ) inc %i } halt } D3m0nnet.com

Re: Quit Message #16120 20/03/03 12:55 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 332 Louisiana, USA C Cheech Fjord artisan
Cheech Fjord artisan C Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 332 Louisiana, USA	ok makes sense but why the first if condition ?

Re: Quit Message #16121 20/03/03 01:33 AM
Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 12 H Heineken OP Pikka bird
OP Heineken Pikka bird H Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 12	Thank you! That worked

Re: Quit Message #16122 20/03/03 01:58 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,527 Florida,USA _ _D3m0n_ Hoopy frood
_D3m0n_ Hoopy frood _ Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,527 Florida,USA	so that it posts a quit message only if there is one ..... that way it doesnt try to post something that isnt there and give an error D3m0nnet.com

Re: Quit Message #16123 20/03/03 01:07 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 143 Sheffield, UK A Aubs Vogon poet
Aubs Vogon poet A Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 143 Sheffield, UK	Your code puts two ()'s If I quit without a message you would get: * Aubs has quit IRC () If I quit with a message you would get: Aubs has quit IRC ((Bye Bye)) Try these for example: Code: //tokenize 32 One Two Three \| echo -a $1 $2 $3 ( $+ $4 $+ ) //tokenize 32 One Two Three Four \| echo -a $1 $2 $3 ( $+ $4 $+ ) In the first one, there's no $4 so it ignores it, whereas in the second, there is so it uses it. Code: on ^:quit:{ var %i = 1 while ($comchan($nick,%i)) { echo $color(quit) -ti2 $ifmatch *14 $nick has quit IRC (15 $+ $1- $+ ) inc %i } halt } Aubs.

Re: Quit Message #16124 20/03/03 10:08 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,527 Florida,USA _ _D3m0n_ Hoopy frood
_D3m0n_ Hoopy frood _ Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,527 Florida,USA	ok u are correct ..... in mine i use its differerent as i only edited it up to read what his was ..... to fix that part i should have set my var %reason to = $1- instead of ( $+ $1- $+ ) that way iot would have only included one set of quotes ..... or remove the set from the actual quit message line and make it read echo $color(quit) -ti2 $ifmatch *14 $nick has quit IRC 15 $+ %reason and leave it at that then u dont have empty quotes at all ...... but to each is own i was just giving a quick example for them to use ... its not exactly what i have and mines totally different it provides user count on parts joins and quits D3m0nnet.com

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