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How can I echo the whole content of file useing $read? I write to a file some variables, then I filter them to another file, and then I want to echo the content of the output file starting with the second word of each line.. I tryed this code:
/write info.txt $4 - $2
//filter -ffc info.txt out.txt $4*
echo @info $read(out.txt, s, $4)
however this code only echoes the first line in the "out.txt" file, and i need to echo the whole file. I know I can use the /filter to echo the result directly to @info, but this method doesn't allow me to modify the echoed text (with $read it echoes from the second word in the line, but with /filter it echoes all the line). I guess I need a loop to check for the EOF, but I dont know how to write it...
Last edited by yetti; 19/01/07 06:54 PM.
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Fjord artisan
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How about a simple loop?
var %counter = 1
var %lines = $lines(out.txt)
While (%counter <= %lines) {
echo -a $read(out.txt,%counter)
inc %counter
}
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Hoopy frood
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Filter kicks butt but I'm a noob and have never used it. This is what I would do. Yes a while loop.
var %t = $lines(info.txt), %ti = 1 | while (%ti <= %t) {
echo @info $gettok($read(info.txt,%ti),2-,32)
inc %ti
}
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Hoopy frood
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You can use /play to display all of the lines in a text file. And, if you want to only show the second word and on in each line, then you can use the -a (alias) switch and run the commands through the alias. The alias would just be something like:
alias PlayStuff {
; $1 = Where you're playing it to (nick/chan)
; $2- = The line of text... since you want to start at the second word, use $3-.
msg $1 $3-
}
/help /play to see how to use the command.
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thanks a lot to both of you. and I have another n00bish question... how can I assign a var to another without haveing to use "set %"? ex:
$remove($6,[,]) = $newname
is that possible?
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Hoopy frood
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All variables have to either be % (normal) or & (binary). $ is an identifier and not a variable.
You can set a temporary variable with:
/var %newvarname = %oldvarname
/var %newvarname = $remove($6,$chr(44))
Or, you'd use /set for a permanent variable. If you already have your variable set up with /var, you can leave off the /var part, but I personally find it easier to quickly read with /var or /set present.
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is there no way to change the name of an identifier? I have this case:
set %x $remove($6,[,])
//filter -ffc info.txt out.txt $remove($6,[,])*
I use $remove($6,[,] (in raw 311) to get an IP from the fullname, and then I write it to a file. Then i filter the file useing that ip ($remove($6,[,]). The problem is that if i dont use "*" after the IP it doesnt work.... so I would need: $remove($6,[,]* (witch is wrong) If i get the IP from $4 (on other networks) and add the wildcard.. it works... so I have to find a way to give the value of $remove($6,[,]) to another identifier $value in order to be able to add the "*" ($value*) If i use %x* it doesnt work  any ideeas?
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You may need $+ before the *. I don't know the format of that RAW, so I'm not positive, but from your description, it sounds like that could be an issue.
$remove($6,[,]) $+ *
$remove($6,$chr(44)) $+ * <-- Same thing
Now... you did mention you needed to get the IP from the real name. If those are together as $6 in the RAW:
$6 == IP,name
Then, removing the comma will leave you with:
$6 == IPname
You'd need to use $gettok instead...
$gettok($6,1,44)
Then add your * to the end.
Anyhow, you seem to have identifiers and variables mixed up. You can make a custom identifier, but I don't think that's what you're trying to do. I think you're just trying to have 2 variables and have the second one based on the first one.
set %x $remove($6,[,])
set %y %x $+ *
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Thanks Raimus2.. the "$+ *" did the trick  now I have another problem can anyone tell me where is the mistake here:
raw 311:*:{
window -1 @info 620 0 400 500
clear @info
echo @info Nick: $2
echo @info IP: $4
echo @info IP was used by:
;looks in info.txt to see if the IP exists
//filter -ffc info.txt out.txt $4*
;looks in out.txt to see if the nick with same IP exists
//filter -ffc out.txt same.txt $2*
;if the ip does not exist, it writes it to info.txt
if ( $file(out.txt).size == 0 ) { write info.txt $4 - $2 :: ( $date - $time ) }
;if the ip exists checks the nick, and if the same IP has a different nick, it writes it to info.txt
elseif ( $file(same.txt).size == 0 ) { write info.txt $4 - $2 :: ( $date - $time ) }
;if the nick and IP exist, it doesnt write.
else { echo @info nick cu ip exista }
;it reads all the nicks that used this IP
//filter -ffc info.txt out.txt $4*
var %t = $lines(out.txt), %ti = 1 | while (%ti <= %t) {
echo @info $gettok($read(out.txt,%ti),2-,32)
inc %ti
}
echo @info 14 ---
}
can anyone tell me where is my mistake, cause I it wont work
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Fjord artisan
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/loadbuf should be fine write info.txt $4 - $2
filter -ffc info.txt out.txt $4*
loadbuf @info out.txt you could also use "/play -e @info out.txt 0"
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