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Using $address($me,1) dosn't work, what can I use to make nick with matching address as me to get colored.
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Hoopy frood
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It appears that the , is removed from $address($me,1)
or at least, it was for my tests.
Looks like you're going to have to do a //echo -a $address($me,1)
then copy & paste the results into the box for the nick/address match.
BTW: Happy Birthday.
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Thank you.  The same happend for me with the , ,may this be a bug?
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Why not just put the $me identifier in your address book's nick colors? You don't have to use $address() to match.
By the way, I wish you the happiest birthday, Deep3D.
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alias mme return $address($me,2)
then add a color with matching nick: $mme
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I have $me in there, but I also want other nicks with matching address to get colored.
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It works, but not allways. It uses some time to refresh and color nick, but not allways all the nicks.
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You can always use a script to do it for you. When you join, scan all nicks for your clones and add them to the address book with the color you want. Then, check all other joins for clones and add them as necessary. You can help to keep the address book clean by removing the clones when they part or quit or are kicked or just store the items you want to always be there and just have the script clear the address book when you start mIRC and re-add the things you always want in there. It's more work, but guaranteed to work.
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i think he uses nicklust3.dll
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Good thinking! I'll start now.
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try $address($me,2) put it into address book (Alt+B)
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What exactly do you do to make the comma char disappear? I'd call it a serious bug, but I'm not able to reproduce that(6.35, XP). I added / moved several $address($me,1) highlights; restarted mIRC, issued /saveini etc... For the moment, if the problem is really that comma char, you could use a comma-free custom identifier, e.g. alias myaddress { return $address($me,1) } and add "$myaddress" as highlight text.
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I quote RusselB: It appears that the , is removed from $address($me,1)
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Note that using an alias to return $address($me,1) works fine.
The , only goes missing when trying to enter the identifier code directly in the edit box where a nick or address is expected.
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It do not work 100% all the time, if I have my selv and 2 clones it normaly catch just 1 of them. So I didnt like that solution.
Last edited by Deep3D; 28/03/10 10:23 AM.
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so why u dont use a loop with /cline -l command? try this code on *:join:#:{
if ($nick == $me) wnc # $wildsite
else wnc0 $nick $wildsite
}
alias wnc {
var %x 1
while $nick($1,%x) {
wnc0 $v1 $2
inc %x
}
}
alias wnc0 if ($2 == $address($me,2)) cline -l 4 $1u can replace the number "4" by any color u want
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chacha, I thought the /cline -l was for custom window or side-listbox? By using it, you'll get an error. This will do fine: on *:join:#:{
$iif($nick == $me,wnc #,wnc0 $nick) $wildsite
}
alias wnc {
var %x 1
while $nick($1,%x) {
wnc0 $v1
inc %x
}
}
alias wnc0 if ($address($me,2)) cline 4 # $me
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