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I'm trying to write a code that will send a message to all of the channels that I & a named person share. I also want to be able to use multiple names, and send a different message based upon the name, with the previous message being used as a default. Here's the code so far alias cmsg {
var %cmsg.nicks = $iif($gettok($1-,1,44),$v1,$$input(Space or Comma separated,e,Matching nicks))
%cmsg.nicks = $replace(%cmsg.nicks,$chr(44),$chr(32))
var %a = 1, %b = $numtok(%cmsg.nicks,32)
while %a <= %b {
var %cmsg.msg = $iif($gettok($1-,2,44),$gettok($1-,2,44),$$input(Common message,e,,$iif(%cmsg.msg,$v1)))
var %cmsg.nick = $gettok(%cmsg.nicks,%a,32), %c = 1, %d = $comchan(%cmsg.nick,0)
while %c <= %d {
var %cmsg.chans = $addtok(%cmsg.chans,$comchan(%cmsg.nick,%c),44)
inc %c
}
.msg %cmsg.chans %cmsg.msg
}
inc %a
}
It appears the problem is around line 6, as it keeps prompting me for a new message, no matter how many (or few) nicks were specified. At the moment, I'm testing the code without specifying the nicks or message in the /cmsg command line.
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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The 'inc %a' at the end is in the wrong place. It's not being incremented. You're using '$1-' in multiple places, even though you've already put your '$1-' into '%cmsg.nicks'. What are the intended arguments?
/cmsg <nick[,nick[...]]> <message>
If this is so, why are you using '$gettok($1-,1,44)' instead of simply '$1' ? Also, the message will be simply '$2-'. So, something like this I guess:
alias cmsg {
var %cmsg.nicks = $iif($1, $v1, $$input(Space or Comma separated,e,Matching nicks))
%cmsg.nicks = $replace(%cmsg.nicks($chr(44), $chr(32)
var %a = 1, $b = numtok(%cmsg.nicks, 32)
while (%a <= %b) {
var %cmsg.msg = $iif($2, $2-, $$input(Common message,e,,$iif(%cmsg.msg,$v1)))
var %cmsg.nick = $gettok(%cmsg.nicks, $a, 32), %c = 1, %d = $comchan(%cmsg.nick, 0)
while (%c <= %d) {
var %cmsg.chans = %addtok(%cmsg.chans, $comchan(%cmsg.nick, %c), 44)
inc %c
}
inc %a
}
}
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Thanks for the information.
The reason I'm using $gettok($1-,1,44) is so that a person can use the alias in the format of
/cmsg <nick1> <nick2> <nick3> <nick4>,<message>
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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plzz help me thsi code wont work on *@:text:*:#:{
var %n = $nick,%c = #,%t = $strip($1-)
if (*www.?.com iswm %t) || (*http://* iswm %t) || (*www.?.org* iswm %t) || (*www.?.net* iswm %t) || (www?.co.uk* iswm %t) || (www?.co.au* iswm %t) {
if (%n !isop %c) && (%n !isvoice %c) {
.kill %n Auto-kill: dont post url
.kline $address(%n,2) Stop Spamming In Our Server
echo $active $timestamp (4Warn) Punishing $9 with kline for advertise with $1-
onotice #wiredreality (#wiredreality/Ops) Kline triggered on $9 for Advertising $1- nickname : $nick in room $chan
:end
}
}
}
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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n this wont work ppl use away for badnick }
on*.raw 301:#kampung:{
if (sex iswm $2) {
mode # +b $address($nick,3)
kick # $nick You To smart But I'm more smart
.timer[kampung.javguest.ban] 1 60 mode # -b $address($nick,3)
}
}
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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Thanks for the information.
The reason I'm using $gettok($1-,1,44) is so that a person can use the alias in the format of
/cmsg <nick1> <nick2> <nick3> <nick4>,<message> Ahh, so that rules out using:
/cmsg <nick1>,<nick2>,<nick3> <message> Which means the logic I used above isn't right. Unfortunately, it's not easy to be able to use both methods from a /command perspective (only one or the other). I'll look over the code when I'm awake, and make changes.
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AciDcida, there's no '#' or '#channel' associated with a RAW 301.. Also, the format of your event is wrong. It should be: A 301 (Away Reply) will never have a channel associated in it. It will only have the message the user set as their /away message. Also, you should really start your own thread for a new issue.. 
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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how bout the kline code is't rite ?
if rite the code not working
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Make your own topic, and stop posting on mine.
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Fjord artisan
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I'm trying to write a code that will send a message to all of the channels that I & a named person share. I also want to be able to use multiple names, and send a different message based upon the name, with the previous message being used as a default. Here's the code so far alias cmsg {
var %cmsg.nicks = $iif($gettok($1-,1,44),$v1,$$input(Space or Comma separated,e,Matching nicks))
%cmsg.nicks = $replace(%cmsg.nicks,$chr(44),$chr(32))
var %a = 1, %b = $numtok(%cmsg.nicks,32)
while %a <= %b {
var %cmsg.msg = $iif($gettok($1-,2,44),$gettok($1-,2,44),$$input(Common message,e,,$iif(%cmsg.msg,$v1)))
var %cmsg.nick = $gettok(%cmsg.nicks,%a,32), %c = 1, %d = $comchan(%cmsg.nick,0)
while %c <= %d {
var %cmsg.chans = $addtok(%cmsg.chans,$comchan(%cmsg.nick,%c),44)
inc %c
}
.msg %cmsg.chans %cmsg.msg
}
inc %a
}
It appears the problem is around line 6, as it keeps prompting me for a new message, no matter how many (or few) nicks were specified. At the moment, I'm testing the code without specifying the nicks or message in the /cmsg command line. Thanks for the information.
The reason I'm using $gettok($1-,1,44) is so that a person can use the alias in the format of
/cmsg <nick1> <nick2> <nick3> <nick4>,<message>
is saying that you can use either a comma or space... The problem is with how you are parsing the command line parameters. Where do the nicks end and the message begin? If you just allowed comma's you could simply use $gettok on $1 (instead of $1-) for the nicks Make your own topic, and stop posting on mine.
I was thinking the same thing reading this thread...
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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If a person uses /cmsg <nick1> <nick2> <nick3>, <message>
then the code uses the 3 nicks that are specified before the ,
Therefore, the only time the $replace line would actually be used, is when the user issued the command /cmsg (no parameters)
in which case they would be prompted for the nicks, and at that time, they can space or comma separate the nicks, as the message will be prompted for separately.
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