Forums Scripts & Popups Help with INI's

Lately, I've been working on my own bot, for a channel that I am in, and I have been wanting it to do this:

Now, via /writeini I have created a !set command that, if "!set trink blah blah blah" were used it would write the ini file as

I have the ? script as follows, and it doesn't seem to work, I've tried many different ways, and this is what i've managed to get as a result, which still does not work.

Don't mind the first three lines after on *:TEXT:\?*:#:{ and the ending two } }, thats code that I added in for something different, and that code seems to work.

I'm not too familiar with how to read from an ini, I orignally thought readini was an actual /command, but I was wrong, a little help would be appreciated. I'm just an irc scripting beginner. Thanks, trink.

should do what you want just make sure you have an alias that returns a path for $keys.ini

Well, it kinda works... this is what happens:

The INI file shows the trink key set as blah blah, but its only returning trink -, not the blah blah part, which is telling me that $readini still isnt working. :<

And as for this, I'm a bigtime irc scripting newbie, can you explain what you mean by this:


Also, I've really wanted it to return trink: (without a space in between trink and : ) instead of trink -, but I gave up on that, I've been having a problem because when I tell it to return $2: it doesn't return anything there, I'm assuming because the : interferes with $2. Any help with that would be much appreciated too.

you calling for $keys.ini, and that needs to be returned by a alias, like:

alias keys.ini return command here

I really know nothing about alias and all that, I'm just making a script in remote to do all this... :S
You said to put an alias script with a path for keys.ini or something like that... so what, exactly, would I do, what I'm getting out of this is I would put "alias keys.ini C:\program files\mirc\keys.ini" at the beginning of the file... Sorry, I get confused easily, can you give me a specific example of what I'd need to put? You're gonna have to bear with me here, I am the ultimate newbie, the grand newb, as it were. Yeah, it says "newbie" under my name, it should say Ultimate Newbie. =P

nah, i got it fixed, thanks for the help anyways