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#16954 26/03/03 02:47 AM
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Ok, i have been using ini files but then i found were i shouldnt use them. If i use set %test. $+ $nick 0 it will create the variable, but when i trie to read it such as /msg $chan %test. $+ $nick is doesnt work... i am just wondering why it doesnt work... confused

#16955 26/03/03 04:09 AM
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you can replace with -------- $nick for this --->> $1

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#16956 26/03/03 04:25 AM
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try //echo $+(%,test.,$nick)

see if that reads it for u .....


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#16957 26/03/03 02:17 PM
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if above doesnt work try

msg $chan %test. [ $+ [ $nick ] ]

#16958 27/03/03 02:00 AM
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im sure one of the other posts answered ur question but i wanted to point out a possibility on why it isn't workin..you set the variable %test. $+ $nick which would give u %test.whoever, then u did msg $chan %test. $+ $nick when the variable would already be %test.whoever and ur tryin to send %test.whoever whoever. I hope i didn't confuse you, i was just pointing out the possibility. smile


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