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So, I have a menu nicklist{ } in a script. However, is there a way to make that extra option on the nicklist appear for only one window?
Also, I'm having trouble with /write. I want to write a file to the mirc directoy, IE: C:\Program Files\mIRC\, but the /write command doesn't work when there's a space in the specified location. How can I get around this?
Last edited by Mpot; 12/11/07 02:02 AM.
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So, I have a menu nicklist{ } in a script. However, is there a way to make that extra option on the nicklist appear for only one window? menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #channelname,Option):command
}Also, let's say I want to write to a file in the mIRC directory, will this work:
/write $mircdir $+ /filename.mrc texttowrite
Also, /write doesn't work with spaces in it, and since mIRC is installed in Program Files, that would put a space in the file path. IE: C:\Program Files\mIRC\ . Would using $mircdir get past the space snag?
or write $qt($mircdir $+ filename.mrc)
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Alright. I'm lost. Could you edit this to work on one channel only: menu nicklist {
A-Voice Shitlist Nick:/write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes
}Also, can you explain $iif? Is it like if in an if-then-else statement?
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menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #specificchannel, A-Voice Shitlist Nick): write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes
}Yes, $iif() is an Inline-If-Else. $iif([color:orange]condition, true, false)[/color].
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Alright. I'm lost. Could you edit this to work on one channel only: menu nicklist {
A-Voice Shitlist Nick:/write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes
}
menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #channelname,A-Voice Shitlist Nick):write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes
}
Change "#channelname" Also, can you explain $iif? Is it like if in an if-then-else statement?
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Mpot
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I don't understand the comma separation in the $iff and what you cna put there. menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #channel,A-Voice Shitlist Nick):/write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes
}
on *:JOIN:#channel:{
if ($me !isop $chan) { echo -a You're not opped on #channel, might wanna get that fixed. | return }
elseif ($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $nick) == yes) { return }
else { mode $chan +v $nick }
}How is that? It supposed to be, if the nick is in the shitlist.mrc with yes after it, then the script halts.
Last edited by Mpot; 12/11/07 02:35 AM.
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if ($true) { execute true command }
else { execute false command }
$iif($true,execute true command,execute false command)
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How is that? It supposed to be, if the nick is in the shitlist.mrc with yes after it, then the script halts. Well, does it? If it does what you want then it's OK...
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Last edited by Mpot; 12/11/07 02:46 AM.
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I have decided to include a "unshitlist option". This will require changing the menu format to A-Voice Control .Shitlist .Un-Shitlist I also want the script to check if the nickname is already shitlisted. If the nickname is not already shitlisted, it will echo that it's not shitlisted. If it IS shitlisted, it would unshitlist and echo. This is what I have come up with, but something is messed up with the menu. How can I fix it? menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #mpot,A-Voice Control)
$iif(# == #mpot,.Shitlist Nick):/write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes
$iif(# == #mpot,.Unshitlist Nick):{
elseif ($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $$1) == yes) { /write -ds $+ $$1 shitlist.mrc | /echo -a Unshitlisted Nickname. }
elseif ($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $$1) != yes) { /echo -a Nickname is not shitlisted. }
}
}
Last edited by Mpot; 12/11/07 03:28 AM.
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menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #mpot,A-Voice Control)
.Shitlist Nick:write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes
.Unshitlist Nick:{
if ($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $$1) == yes) { write -dl $+ $readn shitlist.mrc | echo -a Unshitlisted Nickname. }
else echo -a Nickname is not shitlisted.
}
}
Or you could use menu styles
menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #mpot,A-Voice Control)
.$iif($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $$1) == yes,$style(2)) Shitlist $$1:write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes
.$iif($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $$1) == yes,$style(1),$style(2)) Unshitlist $$1:write -ds $+ $1 shitlist.mrc
}
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I have decided to add shitlisting addresses to the menu as well. I created another menu to get the separation effect of a -. THat worked fine, and the menu is appearing properly. HOwever, something is wrong with the $address. It is not picking it up and just writing "yes" to the file, instead of the address and then yes. Here is what I have, how can I fix $address? menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #mpot,A-Voice Control)
.Shitlist Nick:{
if ($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $$1) != yes) { write shitlist.mrc $$1 yes | echo -a Shitlisted Nickname. }
else echo -a Nickname is already shitlisted.
}
.Un-Shitlist Nick:{
if ($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $$1) == yes) { write -dl $+ $readn shitlist.mrc | echo -a Unshitlisted Nickname. }
else echo -a Nickname is not shitlisted.
}
}
menu nicklist {
$iif(# == #mpot,A-Voice Control)
.Shitlist Address:{
if ($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $address($$1,2)) != yes) { write shitlist.mrc $address($$1,2) yes | echo -a Shitlisted address. }
else echo -a Address is already shitlisted.
}
.Un-Shitlist Address:{
if ($read(shitlist.mrc, s, $address($$1,2)) == yes) { write -dl $+ $readn shitlist.mrc | echo -a Unshitlisted address. }
else echo -a Address is not shitlisted.
}
}
Last edited by Mpot; 12/11/07 11:40 PM.
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Anyone know how to get $address to work for me?
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Furthermore, why does this work with all if's and not with elseifs? on mpot:text:!aop:#:{
if ($2 == $null) { msg $chan Specify a nickname. }
elseif ($2 != $null && $3 == $null) { msg $chan Specify information parameter. }
elseif ($$2 !ison $chan) { msg $chan $$2 is not on $chan $+ ! }
elseif (syscon isin $level($address($$2,2))) { msg $chan $address($$2,2) is already at access level syscon! }
else { /guser syscon $$2 2 $$3 | msg $chan Addedd $+ $nick $+ to access list at level syscon at address $+ $address($$2,2) $+ with notes $+ $$3 $+ }
}
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Try this.
on mpot:text:!aop *:#: {
if ($2 == $null) msg $chan Specify a nickname.
elseif ($3 == $null) msg $chan Specify information parameter.
elseif ($2 !ison $chan) msg $chan $2 is not on $chan $+ !
elseif (syscon isin $level($address($2,2))) msg $chan $address($2,2) is already at access level syscon!
else {
guser syscon $2 2 $3
msg $chan Addedd $+ $nick $+ to access list at level syscon at address $+ $address($2,2) $+ with notes $+ $3 $+
}
}
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Oh, hell! No wonder the rest of it wasn't working, I didn't put a wildcard in the on text event. -_-
Also, see the post above last, about $address. Any ideas?
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$address is only availabe if the users address is in the IAL. Make sure the IAL is on by typing /ial on You can fill the IAL with the addresses of all the users on a channel by doing a /who on the channel when you join... All users that join after you will automatically be added as long as the IAL is on.
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That script works by right-clicking on the nicklist, meaning that the nickname is sharing a channel with you, meaning they should already be in the IAL.
Edit: Got it working, somehow...
Last edited by Mpot; 15/11/07 09:11 PM.
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Not necessarily, if they joined the channel before you, and if they haven't typed any channel messages, private messaged you or set any channel modes, then their address won't be in the IAL unless you /who them or the channel, or whois them.
~ Edit ~
From mirc.chm
"A user's address is added to the list either when they join the channel, send a message to a channel, or make a mode change."
If they haven't done any of the above, and you didn't use a server command to get their address, ie. /who /whois /userhost .. then their address may not be in the IAL.
/help /ial
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