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Multiple ontext events? #191062 01/12/07 04:06 PM
O ots654685
ots654685 O	I was wondering if it was possible to have multiple ontext events in different channels that need to perform same events? Example: on :TEXT:Join:#channel1: \|\| on :TEXT:Joined:#channel2: { { perform.join } } It didn't work here

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191063 01/12/07 04:20 PM
Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 3,412 Sweden/Borlänge S sparta Hoopy frood
sparta Hoopy frood S Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 3,412 Sweden/Borlänge	Code: on *:JOIN:#: { if ($chan == #channel) { do stuff } else if ($chan == #channel2) { do more stuff } if ($nick == $me) { perform.join }

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191064 01/12/07 04:45 PM
Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,552 Germany H Horstl Hoopy frood
Horstl Hoopy frood H Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,552 Germany	If you really mean 'on text': You can group the conditions, but you cannot use the \|\| && etc operators in the event definition. Try something like (pseudocode): on text in some channel { if ([color:#990000]([color:#CC9933](the channel is channel1) AND (join matches the text))[/color] OR ([color:#cc6600](the channel is channel2) AND (joined matches the text))[/color])[/color] { stuff } } Code: on :TEXT::#: { if ((($chan == #chan1) && (join iswm $1-)) \|\| (($chan == #chan2) && (joined iswm $1-))) { perform.join } }

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191068 01/12/07 05:16 PM
N nomer2007
nomer2007 N	Code: on :TEXT:Join:#channel1,#channe2:{ perform.join }

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191132 03/12/07 11:33 AM
O ots654685
ots654685 O	@Horstl, with your example i'm getting "* /if: insufficient parameters (line 2, script.mrc)" Your code looks more usable as nomer2007 example is more limited for me but i'm gonna try to get it working

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191137 03/12/07 03:50 PM
Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,552 Germany H Horstl Hoopy frood
Horstl Hoopy frood H Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,552 Germany	Alternatively, if you get problems with the brackets, spread the 'pairs of conditions' to multiple lines, e.g.: Code: on :TEXT::#: { if (($chan == #SomeChannel) && (sometext iswm $1-)) { perform.join } elseif (($chan == #AnotherChannel) && (some other text iswm $1-)) { perform.join } }

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191145 03/12/07 05:25 PM
N nomer2007
nomer2007 N	or to make it shorter Code: on :text::#chan1,#chan2:{ if sometext iswm $1- { perform } elseif anothertext iswm $1- { perform } }

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191151 03/12/07 09:03 PM
Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,552 Germany H Horstl Hoopy frood
Horstl Hoopy frood H Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,552 Germany	Again (refering to both posts you wrote), this is not exactly the same: he wanted to perform two (or more) different text comparisons on two (or more) chans in one event (or a "group" of events)...

Re: Multiple ontext events? Horstl #191178 04/12/07 09:51 AM
O ots654685
ots654685 O	@Horstl, your correct. 2 different text comparisons on 2 different channels in 1 event. I don't know what was wrong with first version. I guess it's not possible to use \|\| in such script lines, anyway learned another thing today, thanks.

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191179 04/12/07 02:18 PM
N nomer2007
nomer2007 N	Code: Example: on :TEXT:Join:#channel1: \|\| on :TEXT:Joined:#channel2: { { perform.join } } That's your first sample of question join and joined texts will be triggered on a simple join text right?

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191184 04/12/07 07:21 PM
T TTSpazmo
TTSpazmo T	Originally Posted By: nomer2007 Code: Example: on :TEXT:Join:#channel1: \|\| on :TEXT:Joined:#channel2: { { perform.join } } That's your first sample of question join and joined texts will be triggered on a simple join text right? Sort of. "Joined" would trigger Join, but "Join" would not trigger Joined. Also, he/she is trying to trigger Join on #channel1. Then Joined on #channel2. So I'm not sure if it would conflict anyway. Although from what I can see, Ots is trying to trigger the same event from both conditions. (Can't remember what i mean, lol) Personally I would use Horstl's Script/Code for this purpose, although I havt tried it, so I cant work out what would be wrong with it. (Referring to Ots saying they got an 'if' error.) Anyway, correct me if I'm wrong on anything Last edited by TTSpazmo; 04/12/07 07:25 PM.

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191206 05/12/07 02:39 AM
N nomer2007
nomer2007 N	Quote: "Joined" would trigger Join, but "Join" would not trigger Joined. Code: on :text:join:#: is the same as Code: if join* iswm $1- re-join , joining , join or joined text will be triggered

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191210 05/12/07 05:05 AM
Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,552 Germany H Horstl Hoopy frood
Horstl Hoopy frood H Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,552 Germany	Well (not stressing the theory of sets too much), now imagine he wants to match apples on chan 1 and pineapples on chan 2... the OP asked for two different comparisons, so imho we should provide for this.

Re: Multiple ontext events? Horstl #191218 05/12/07 10:49 AM
O ots654685
ots654685 O	Originally Posted By: Horstl Well (not stressing the theory of sets too much), now imagine he wants to match apples on chan 1 and pineapples on chan 2... the OP asked for two different comparisons, so imho we should provide for this. Every1 thanks for helping out, learned a lot. ow it's not my intention to do script request but more learning from it. Btw @Horstl, your first version works out fine, it seems some other addon in my version running here is bugging some commands, did a clean install on diff system and everything works fine.

Re: Multiple ontext events? #191279 06/12/07 09:33 AM
R r34dm4n
r34dm4n R	Originally Posted By: nomer2007 Quote: "Joined" would trigger Join, but "Join" would not trigger Joined. Code: on :text:join:#: is the same as Code: if join* iswm $1- re-join , joining , join or joined text will be triggered yea thats where i would do on :text:joined:#:{ code } text matches if only contains this word text matches if text starts with this word text matches if text ends with this word text* matches if text contains this word anywhere or... if ($1 == joined) or... if (joined isin $1) which is the basically same Last edited by r34dm4n; 06/12/07 09:34 AM.

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