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Ok I want to combine these 2 groups of scripts.
The first two I want to combine are (so /a makes both happen)
/a /me Is now away playing CSS
/a /nick Ifrag`CSS
and the second (so /b makes both happen)
/b /me Is back from playing CCS
/b /nick Ifrag
If anyone could get back to me it would be greatly appreciated =0D
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Hoopy frood
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/a /me Is now away playing CSS | /nick Ifrag`CSS
/b /me Is back from playing CCS | /nick Ifrag
You could assign these to F keys...
F2 me is now away playing CSS | nick Ifrag`CSS
F3 me is back from playing CCS | nick Ifrag
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Fjord artisan
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A better way of doing it:
/a {
me Is now away playing CSS
nick Ifrag`CSS
}
/b {
me Is back from playing CCS
nick Ifrag
}
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Hoopy frood
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A different way yes, but not necessarily better. I tend to combine a couple of simple commands to one line in simple little situations like this rather than having four lines. Just a matter of preference I guess. I would never combine/pipe in situations like this one .. it just makes it harder to read and work with imo.
Last edited by RoCk; 10/04/07 04:29 PM.
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Hoopy frood
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Just an explanation for using those... Add them to your Aliases tab in the script editor (Alt-R > Aliases). And you don't need any /'s.
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Thankyou very much for your help, they worked very well, I have chose to asign them to the F2 and F3 keys, thanks again
Kind Regards
Ifrag
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Fjord artisan
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Just an explanation for using those... Add them to your Aliases tab in the script editor (Alt-R > Aliases). And you don't need any /'s. ...or just Alt+A btk
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Hoopy frood
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I thought Alt-A worked as well, but in 2 clients I run (6.21), Alt-A opens the favorites menu instead.
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Hoopy frood
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Ah. Now I wonder how D is associated with Aliases. Still, it's good to know.
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Hoopy frood
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If you do Alt+R, then Alt+A, you'll get Aliases
As to how someone would think of Alt+D to get to Aliases, I haven't a clue....we'll probably have to wait for an answer from Khaled in regards to that.
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Hoopy frood
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According to versions.txt, Alt+D was added in v6.1 105. Added Alt+D shortcut to open Aliases section in script editor,
due to conflicting Alt+A in Favorites menu. The Favorites menu
can however be turned off, in which case Alt+A will revert to
opening Aliases.
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Hoopy frood
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To expand on what RoCk said btw, the way to turn it back to the original form is go to View > Favorites and checking Tools Menu rather than Main Menu. Then ALT+A will once again open up the Aliases dialog :-)
Regards,
Mentality/Chris
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