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Pikka bird
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Pikka bird
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hello
i have noticed that raw events for same numerics get mixed with each other, even if they're in different files (unlike other events).
i have tried halted events, with no luck.
is this the way it's supposed to be?
is it a bug?
is there any way to overide this?
thanks
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Could you give an example of how to reproduce this bug? The exact script you're using and the lines you are typing to get the raw replies from the server.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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only reason i personally could think of what a raw event would get mixed up when u have to matching entries is if possibly u halt the defualt output in one when u should have haltdef ...... ... but maybe im understanding the question wrong
D3m0nnet.com
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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In some cases a given raw can offer one of several replies or offer different tokens in a similar reply. You just have to script around this. Here's my raw 430 as an example. RAW 430:*: {
if ($2 == SAMODE) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: SAMODE is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if ($2 == WHO) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: WHO is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if ($2 == WHOIS) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: WHOIS is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if ($2 == WHOWAS) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: WHOWAS is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if ($2 == USERHOST) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: USERHOST is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if ($2 == double-temp-z) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: DOUBLE-TEMP-Z is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if ($2 == kick-bot) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: KICK-BOT is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if ($2 == kick-sajoin) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: KICK-SAJOIN is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if (Cannot fjoin a bot isin $2-) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: FJOIN-BOT is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
if (Set topic with earlier timestamp) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: SET TOPIC WITH EARLIER TIMESTAMP is administratively prohibited.
}
}
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Vogon poet
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Vogon poet
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Why are you using such a load of if statements? Can't you use this: RAW 430:*: {
if (Cannot fjoin a bot isin $2-) {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: FJOIN-BOT is administratively prohibited
haltdef | return
}
if ($1-5 == Set topic with earlier timestamp) {
;(I think this was the intended condition)
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: SET TOPIC WITH EARLIER TIMESTAMP is administratively prohibited.
}
else {
echo $colour(info2) -ta >Command: $2 is administratively prohibited
haltdef
}
}
$input(Me like stars, You too?)
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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It's possible but if there was a new arguement added and $2 did not cover it then you'd get a slightly false reading in the 'else' statement. I'd prefer it to be missed and therefore go to the Status Window where I will notice it, then issue an update for it.
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Pikka bird
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Pikka bird
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thanks for your replies and sorry for being late on mine:)
_D3m0n_ in my script i used /halt and not /haltdef.
Collective i cant give you the code, since i dont have it:)
i made a small script for ircops and when i gave it to one for tests he complained for errors, even if it worked fine while i was testing it.
he told me that he had another script loaded which is for ircops and which i cant get:)
anyway, i'll try the /haltdef and i'll ket you know the results
thanks for the idea:)
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