Forums Feature Suggestions /writeini -a ...

Maybe something like /writeini -a<C> which will append data to an already existing item.

Example:



/writeini -a44 Channels.ini #Channel Users1 Jigsy
/writeini -a32 Channels.ini #Channel Users2 Jigsy



The only current method of doing this is by re-adding the previous data along with the new data.

/writeini Channels.ini #Channel Users1 ChanServ,OperServ,Jigsy

Etc.

"The only current method of doing this is by re-adding the previous data along with the new data.

/writeini Channels.ini #Channel Users1 ChanServ,OperServ,Jigsy"

You're right, you need to overwrite the line with old and new data, what you want is like $addtok and i can't see why you don't use it here : //writeini channels.ini #channel users1 $addtok($readini(channels.ini,#channel,users1),Jigsy,C)

i don't say that writeini -a will not useful but in the case it will add in mirc, you should want all other command like /hadd /did /set /write do the same thing

Actually, it'd prolly be better if <C> was optional.

So:

/writeini -a Channels.ini #Channel Users1 Jigsy



So no form of "seperator" is used.