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Hello,
I don't know if this is a currently a bug but still be a problem!
when i use /join #0,0 command it's parting me from all the channels is this a problem or not? i see it is a problem!
try using : /join #0,0
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Hoopy frood
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/join 0 = "part all chanels" is as old as IRC. There's nothing wrong with mIRC.
Edit: ...and mIRC ignores channel "0" in "auto-join on invite" since v4.1
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Hoopy frood
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Nope. Even if it may be (ab)used for a corny joke.
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Hoopy frood
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Also, it's the server doing it, not mIRC. If you /debug you would see that mIRC sends JOIN 0 to the server and the server sends the PART replies to mIRC.
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Hoopy frood
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How can i fix this myown?
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Hoopy frood
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Simply don't join "0". For convenience you can always use a more comprehensive alias that will ensure all channels given to /join have a channel-specifier: alias join {
join $regsubex($1-, /([^\x2c]+)/g, $iif($left(\1, 1) isin $chantypes, \1, $chr(35) $+ \1))
}
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Yes, have a look and at the /join option's
e.g: /join -n #channel
[13:30:36] * Now talking in #-n
the code that you gave is not contains the JOIN option's! so it's wrong!
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Hoopy frood
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westor: I don't think you should be blaming people for giving you example code that doesn't do exactly what you need. It's not "wrong", it's just incomplete. Instead of complaining, fix it yourself.
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Hoopy frood
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alias join {
if -* iswm $1 {
var %switches = $1
tokenize 32 $2-
}
join %switches $regsubex($1-, /([^\x2c]+)/g, $iif($left(\1, 1) isin $chantypes, \1, $chr(35) $+ \1))
}Good job I was here to overcome this difficult obstacle!
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westor: I don't think you should be blaming people for giving you example code that doesn't do exactly what you need. It's not "wrong", it's just incomplete. Instead of complaining, fix it yourself. I didn't say that into that way, just said that is wrong! one if it is wrong then is not a code is a wrong!  , and i appreciate the example and his/her work for giving me the example and just i said the result's and nothing bad for him/her and for the code completeness  , i don't want to think that i am this kind of person! and nobody could be perfect all the humans guy's made and will make wrongs until the death :P
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