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I want to adapt my mirc script to send messages on chanels at every
full hour, etc. if now is 15:00:00 send msg on chanels "It's now 3:00pm. I tried with timers as its shown in mirc help i.e
/timer9 14:30 1 1 /say It's now 2:30pm
but this option not work.
Pls help me,
regards
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Fjord artisan
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/timer9 0 3600 /msg #channel It's now $asctime(hh:nntt)
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This may be put better and more short - I hope you get the general idea none the less. alias hourly {
var %mins = 00
var %cmd = if ( $!me ison #somechan ) msg #somechan it's now $!time
; get the next time in HH:nn format that will meet the desired "minutes of the hour"
var %offset = $iif(($time(nn) >= %mins),$duration(1h),0)
var %starttime = $asctime($calc($ctime($date $time(HH: $+ %mins)) + %offset),HH:nn)
; start a timer that will execute the command once at that start time
.timer.hourly.1 %starttime 1 0 %cmd
; start another timer to execute the command every hour after that start time
.timer.hourly.0 %starttime 0 $duration(1h) %cmd
}%mins = minutes of the hour to start at, e.g. "00" or "30" %cmd = your command to execute. Identifiers, variables etc will be evaluated in the /timer command - You have to force their re-evaluation if they shall be evaluated at the time the timer executes; for example "$(%variable,0)" instead of "%variable", or "$!time" instead of "$time". You may prefer calling an alias or custom identifier instead. MTec007: the request was about full hours, and your code will message the time of the timer's start, not the current time 
Last edited by Horstl; 06/02/09 10:34 AM.
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Thank you very match Horstl, but this alias didnt work.
I only change #someone in #probni (my chanel).
If you tested this tell me suuggest.
Best regards,https://forums.mirc.com/images/icons/default/cool.gif
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Hum, it's working fine for me... :|
Do you see the running timers?
To get a list of all running timers: /timers
To get the 2 timers in question listed: /timer.hourly.*
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MTec007: the request was about full hours, and your code will message the time of the timer's start, not the current time ah ok i misread then. i see i forgot to use the ! in my code.. i am 0 for 2 i guess. .. lol. 
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Horstl Thank you, but reply on /timers or /timer.hourly is "* No active timers". I tried all solutions. If it very important for me, as if it not problem for you pls send me by mail (in atachment zip) only basic mIRC(6.17-6.21) with this code witch correctly work. mail: driblersanjica@yahoo.com or: driblercic@hotmail.com Thank you in advance, Best regards 
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you should consider using the latest mirc, 6.35 if you are not. also you might want to edit your posting, you will receive spam emails if you leave your email addresses on these forums.
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Hoopy frood
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I'm not sure why everybody made this so complicated. Type:
//timerHOURLY 14:00 0 3600 /say It's now $time
Where 14:00 is the next upcoming hour when you start the script.
typing /timerHOURLY off would turn it off
--(Stop reading here, the rest is needlessly complicated)--
Of course if you were lazy you could do something like:
//timer $calc(($asctime(HH) + 1) % 24) 0 3600 /say It's now time
and that would automatically trigger it for the upcoming hour when you type it
- argv[0] on EFnet #mIRC
- "Life is a pointer to an integer without a cast"
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I aliased it - to start it easily - e.g. automate it on start or the like, without knowing the next :nn match - to allow "every :15" (or whatever nn of the hour is desired) as well - to execute the timer not only every hour after the desired :nn is matched for the first time, but at that time too (thus 2 timers) Note that in your code, $time isn't re-evaluated, and "$calc(($asctime(HH) + 1) % 24)" misses the :nn. Your "% 24" is indeed a good idea that saves a ctime-asctime conversion: var %offset = $iif($time(nn) < %mins),0,1), %starttime = $calc(($time(HH) + %offset) % 24) $+ : $+ %mins _____ To the OP: - do you have remotes enabled? ("/remote on") - did you copy the code to a new remotes file and saved it? After that, started it with "/hourly"?
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Horstl
Thank you,
* Active timers:
* Timer .hourly.1 13:00 1 time(s) 1ms delay if ( $me ison #probni ) msg #probni it's now $time (PIK)
* Timer .hourly.0 13:00 3600s delay if ( $me ison #probni ) msg #probni it's now $time (PIK)
As I understand you think that is better way to replace
var %offset = $iif(($time(nn) >= %mins),$duration(1h),0)
with
var %offset = $iif($time(nn) < %mins),0,1), %starttime = $calc(($time(HH) + %offset) % 24) $+ : $+ %mins
or add this variable.
Thank you very mach
Best regards,
NB:
It need activation /hourly after every connection.
I add before alias
On *:CONNECT: {
/hourly
}
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Your on connect event is correct if you chat only on one network at a time. The / in front of a the /hourly command is only required in editboxes, you don't need that / in scriptfiles. But it's OK to keep the / there The line var %offset = $iif($time(nn) < %mins),0,1), %starttime = $calc(($time(HH) + %offset) % 24) $+ : $+ %mins does the same as these two lines: var %offset = $iif(($time(nn) >= %mins),$duration(1h),0)
var %starttime = $asctime($calc($ctime($date $time(HH: $+ %mins)) + %offset),HH:nn) ...The new line is only a shoter way to do it. You may keep the 2 original lines, or replace the two lines with the "new" one. The current message will look like " it's now 14:30:00 ". If you want it to be like " It's now 2:30pm ", replace " msg #probni it's now $!time " with " msg #probni It's now $!asctime(hh:nntt) "
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/timer9 14:30 1 1 /say It's now 2:30pm
but this option not work.
This works, but only when your computer says it is 14:30.
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