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alias mp3f {
var %t = $findfile(D:\,*.mp3,0)
while (%t > 0) {
write D:\found.txt $findfile(D:\,*.mp3,%t)
dec %t
}
echo -st Finished!
}
With this script i want to make a list of all mp3s on D:\ partition, but...well, here comes my question, because $findfile here is incredibly slow and making list with it would take ages, any1 knows faster way?
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Vogon poet
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Three possible solutions: - Replace line 4 of your script by: $findfile(D:\,*.mp3,%t,write -a d:\found.txt)
- You can use a DLL - you may search here
- you can start a second mIRC and start the script there (prevents freezing of your actual mIRC)
DALnet: #HelpDesk, #mIRC, #MISHScript - Undernet: #mIRC, #mIRC-Scripts
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Pikka bird
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* /d:\mp3z\upload\toto: not connected to server (line 4, script18.ini) that's what happens when i replace the fourth line  ok i'll search for dlls, but i was just wondering if mirc has faster method, thanks for the reply.
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Hoopy frood
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Multiple /write is slow... just put everything within a hidden @window and use /savebuf to save it to a file... /window -h @z
//!.echo -q $findfile(d:\,*,0,@z)
/savebuf @z d:\found.txt
/window -c @z The above code should work perfectly. but, since merlin mentioned a way to avoid freezing of your mIRC, you can use qwerty's perfect solution for that: var %a = files $+ $ticks
.comopen %a WScript.Shell
if !$comerr { .comclose %a $com(%a,Run,3,bstr,command /c dir d:\ /a /s /b > d:\found.txt,uint,0,bool,true) }
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Ameglian cow
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why the //!.echo ??? just unclear why the ! is there. 
"Illegitimati non Carborundum" -> "Don't let the bastards grind you down."
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Hoopy frood
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that bypasses any existing /echo alias, if any.
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Vogon poet
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you can start a second mIRC and start the script there (prevents freezing of your actual mIRC) You could use DDE for that. Send the commands to the 2nd mIRC, have it send the results to you, then close the 2nd mIRC if need be. But, it sounds like Qwerty's COM solution to this would work *a lot* better.
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Pikka bird
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Well..thank you all for help, preety fast method is using com objects, but i don't get it,in the end i use /run cmd.exe dir params here > file.txt , that feets my needs, thanks once again :-)
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Hoopy frood
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yeah, the com script also makes use if the dir command, but there's a little difference though.
as you might have been noticed, the com object waits for the dir command to return, while /run doesn't. anyway, both ways work. choose your preferred
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