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on 1:input:*: {
if ($left($1-,1) != /) { say 4,0$+| $+ $1- | halt }
}
i want erase the space between ,any idea , thnx so much
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on 1:INPUT:*:if ($left($1,1) != /) && (!$ctrlenter) { say 4,0 $+ $1- $+ | halt }Like that?
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Looks like he was getting a space before the | he was inserting because he didn't put a space between the color code and the $+ as shown in the first reply.
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<Daniel> Avatar esta buena tu peli
this space between > and avatar i want take it
thnx
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If you mean you want a space between < yournick > then you can do this: on *:INPUT:#: {
if ($left($1,1) != /) && (!$ctrlenter) {
echo -t # $+(<,$chr(32),$nick(#,$me).pnick,$chr(32),>) 4,0 $+ $1-
.msg # $1- | halt
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No, he wants:
<nick> hello
to be:
<nick>hello
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Ok I suppose that's an easy fix: on *:INPUT:#: {
if ($left($1,1) != /) && (!$ctrlenter) {
echo -t # $+(<,$nick(#,$me).pnick,>,$(4,0),$1-)
.msg # $1- | halt
}
}
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Tomao you cannot put the font code inside $+() because it thinks the , is a delimiting token. Either replace the comma with $chr(44) or do it the other way. echo -i7t # $+(<,$chr(160),$nick(#,$me).pnick,$chr(160),>) $+ 4,0 $+ $1-
.msg # $1-
haltdef
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My bad. This is it: on *:INPUT:#: {
if ($left($1,1) != /) && (!$ctrlenter) {
echo -t # $+(<,$nick(#,$me).pnick,>) $+ 4,0 $+ $1-
.msg # $1- | halt
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}
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Seriously? If you want a space, just don't use $+.
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Because he had $chr(32) and in my experience $chr(32) doesn't give you a blank space in an echo.
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$chr(32) *does* give a blank space... but only 1 in a row. $chr(160) lets you do multiple spaces in a row, but not all fonts show it as a space, so it's not necessarily a good method to you if you're distributing the script.
argv0, the OP wasn't trying to add spaces, but to remove one.
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nah I got boxes from $chr(32). You know the ones you get when your font doesn't support a character. Maybe it works better now. I noticed Vista handles fonts a lot better than windows ever has.
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How can any font not support $chr(32) ?
If you need more than one space you can like
cheat by adding double bolds inbetween.
Usually when I need a space as example:
$replace($duration(600),min,$chr(32) minute))
Note: No need for a $+ between $chr and minute.
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boxes from $chr(32)? highly unlikely. that's ascii for space... maybe you're emulating mIRC on a box that uses ebcid? in that case, expect everything to be weird 
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