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#17117 27/03/03 09:00 PM
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Hi, I am using DDE commands, and I want to know how (if it is posible) to send a /me command to a specific channel. I know you can /msg #abc <message> and that works, but I do want the /me command to be used instead. I have tried things like /me #abc <message>, but that doesn't work. Thanks for your help.

#17118 27/03/03 09:03 PM
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Use /describe <#chan> <text>.

#17119 27/03/03 09:10 PM
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perfect, thanks bud.

#17120 27/03/03 09:14 PM
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actually, is there a way to specify multiple channels?

#17121 27/03/03 09:20 PM
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Try /describe <#chan1,#chan2,#chan3,...>, same as with /msg.

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Haha, great that works too... now I have another question. Can I make it so these commands show up to me when I do them? As with /msg, /describe won't show up if I target multiple channels.

I mean, everyone in the channels I target can see it, but I cannot. Is there a solution to this?

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read the help file on /echo....

#17124 30/03/03 01:21 AM
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It could be possible to 'fake' the message so you can see it as well as others using echo. Just simply add this to your aliases, you can change the alias name if you feel like it.
Code:
/[color:green]shout[/color] {
  var %mynick = $me  
  describe $$1 $2-
  //echo [color:green]6[/color] $$1 [color:green]$chr(091) $+ $time(HH:nn) $+ $chr(093)[/color] $chr(32) * $chr(32) $+ %mynick $+ $chr(32) $2-
}


This is assuming you use timestamping, in the HH:nn format. Change the bits in green as you see fit.

Usage:
/shout #channel text

Tried and tested.


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