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on *:join:#: {
if ($nick != $me) && ($chan == #chat18+) {
if (!$isfile($+(join.txt))) { write join.txt }
if ($nick isin $read(join.txt, w, $+(*,$nick,*))) { describe $Chan Hey $nick $+ , Welcome Back. :) }
else {
describe $chan Hello $nick $+ , Welcome to $chan $+ . May we have your age Please ?
;write join.txt $nick
}
}
}
menu nicklist {
Add user:{ write join.txt $1 }
}
Just copy and paste, don't change anything and see if it working as you want it to  right click in the nick list and you should see the menu there, the nick you have highlighted will be the one you add to the list..
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Vogon poet
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ha, Works perfect! Thanks very much
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Hoopy frood
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If you want it to auto add in the future, just remove the ; in the end of the code: ;write join.txt $nick and you can edit the adding thing too.
menu nicklist {
Add user:{ write join.txt $1 | echo -a Added $1 to the list. }
}
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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wow man i was just messing with it and you even fixed my first problem...your code works with my PNP so i dont need to run it on my chat script anymore  Very nice man . Greatly apprecate your services!
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Hoopy frood
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This one uses variables for nick storage and does the same thing instead of the text file: on *:JOIN:#: {
if ($nick != $me) && ($chan == #chat18+) {
if ($istok(%Users,$nick,44)) { describe # Hey $nick $+ , welcome back. :) }
else { describe # Hello $nick $+ , welcome to $chan $+ . May we have your age please? }
}
}
menu nicklist {
Add user: {
if ($1 isin %Users) { echo 4 -a * User $1 has already been added. }
else { set %Users $addtok(%Users,$1,44) | echo 2 -a * $1 added to the list. }
}
Delete user: {
if ($1 !isin %Users) { echo 4 -a * User $1 does not exist. }
else {
set %Users $remtok(%Users,$1,1,44) | echo 2 -a * User $1 has been removed from the list.
}
}
}Also a delete feature is added so you can remove nicknames stored that you don't want anymore.
Last edited by Tomao; 01/11/08 07:13 AM.
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Ameglian cow
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Wouldn't this be a perfect situation for user levels? o.O
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Hoopy frood
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One problem that I can foresee using variables for this, is if you are running the code on multiple channels and/or multiple networks, especially if there is a large number of users per channel and/or a network that allows very long nicks.
Eg: 5 networks @ 10 channels/network, 100 nicks/channel & 50 characters/nick. Some quick math gives me a total of 255,000 characters, which, if all stored in the one variable, would exceed (or at least push) the current limits for the number of characters allowed in a variable.
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Hoopy frood
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So what is your recommendation on such matter? Using a hash table perhaps?
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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While hash tables are one way of handling this, Kol's suggestion makes a lot of sense.
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