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nah, nothing on both .20 and .21
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Have you tried 6.3? Maybe a bug was fixed..
I'm not using 6.21 so I can't try it on that one.
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nope, i avoid 6.3 in large radius :P
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Whatever your issues with 6.3 are, I'm sure that dozens of bug fixes and new features outweigh them. It makes helping you more difficult because the majority of people will be using the most up to date version of the software, and that's the one that's more commonly supported.
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Try viewing the icon when the window is not maximised.
When the window is maximised you dont see it or only in the menu bar.
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it seems that it cant read icon libraries
i tried with single icon and it loads it ok.
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menu @Window {
dclick {
if ($line(@Window,1,1) != $null) {
do some stuff
}
}
}
Unless you always have "0" in line 1 if it has lines, use $null. Also, no need to halt something like this. If it's $null, it won't have another other commands to do anyhow. If you DO want to halt something, use RETURN unless you're halting mIRC's commands/outputs rather than the script. not to make NEW post, but just to add to this one... so i use for same window this:
lbclick {
if ($line(@window),1,1) != $null) {
do some things
}
else { return }
}
the problem is that when i load this window and when window loads contents on side listbox and when i DONT click on valid item but on the bottom (below all items) in blank space i get errors shouldnt this: else { return } supposed to halt it ?
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That code is saying "if there are lines in the side listbox, then do this" - it doesn't matter where abouts you click. In any event, nothing there would generate an error and you don't need the "else { return }" part at all.
What commands are you trying to execute in the "do some things" part?
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this ones:
menu @Log*viewer {
lbclick {
if ($line($logwin(@Log viewer),1,1) != $null) {
.clear $logwin(@Log viewer)
.loadbuf $logwin(@Log viewer) $qt($+($logsdir,$sline($logwin(@Log viewer),1),.log))
}
}
(i use it for loading and displaying logs) but when i click on non showed item i get error: * /loadbuf: unable to open 'C:\mirc\logs\.log'
Last edited by WideOpenSpace; 31/08/07 03:16 PM.
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That's because in the if statement you're checking that lines exist in the listbox, but you're not checking that a line is selected. menu @Log*viewer {
lbclick {
if ($sline($logwin(@Log viewer),1)) {
.clear $logwin(@Log viewer)
.loadbuf $logwin(@Log viewer) $qt($+($logsdir,$sline($logwin(@Log viewer),1),.log))
}
}
}Use $sline() instead of $line() in your if statement.
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ah sweet ! thank you very much 
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bleh another question...
when i loadbuff log into window
i get some too long lines out of border
and i cant find in help file anywhere a switch that
makes hsbar to be enabled.
is there solution for this ?
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After you've finished adding data to the listbox, make a call to window -b $logwin(@Log viewer)
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sorry
i didnt mean on listbox where i select log names, but on window where all text from log is loaded
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Try /loadbuf -pi @win file
(/help /loadbuf)
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thank you, it worked 
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yet another revive of the same :P
i dont see this in help file but just to ask here...
since i have side listbox in @window
can that listbox have popup menu (with right click)
like you create for normal @window ?
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yet another revive of the same :P
i dont see this in help file but just to ask here...
since i have side listbox in @window
can that listbox have popup menu (with right click)
like you create for normal @window ? Depending on your @window size etc... you can do something like this...
menu @window {
rclick:{
;The inrect would be in rectangle where you have to
;make an
;hidden rectangle to which the mouse events can occur
if ($inrect(x,y,x,y,w,h)) { do stuff here }
}
}or if you have trouble finding the rectangle of your @window in the listbox do... this..
menu @window {
rclick:{ echo -a The X of my mouse click is $mouse.x and the Y of my mouse is $mouse.y }
}the way the inrect works is you need a point which is point left top corner to bottom right corner... then the height and width total of your rectangle.
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