Forums Scripts & Popups a sample on $cr

on ^*:join:#:{
if ($me isop $chan) {
kick $chan $nick $kickmsg $cr ban $chan $nick
}

is this right?

im not sure why your performing a carriage return for that a simple

kick $chan $nick $kickmsg | ban $chan $nick

would do the trick... or ban -k $nick msghere

on *:join:#:{
if ($me isop #) { ban -k $nick kickmsghere }
}

but again im not sure why you would use that because that would kick everyone that joins

$cr is carrirage return while $crlf returns carriage yes but also is a new line feed.. so that for example if you were to write to a editbox from txt file or something you would write did -a $dname ID whatever $crlf for it to hadd a new line after returning each and every line

i'm just asking if that would work...


coz i want to use $cr for a change ( wanna learn )

but on kicks and deop only or join

on ^*:join:#:{
if ($me isop $chan) {
kick $chan $nick $kickmsg $cr ban $chan $nick
}

may i use $cr to replace { ?
like this?

on ^*:join:#:{
if ($me isop $chan) $cr
kick $chan $nick $kickmsg | ban $chan $nick
}

anybody wants to give me an example thanks

no $cr inserts into the currently being processed command a $chr(13) it does not then cause the command pharser to see this as two commands.

[*] You could use it the kick but why would you want to? A pipe does exactly the same thing :tongue:
[*] $cr wont replace a "}".

But really, why ask these questions here? All you need to do is try it, and you'll have your answer.

Just to be sure hehehehe

:tongue: :tongue: :tongue:

Well really, to be really sure, you'd still have to test it :tongue: