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Greetings all,
I would like to set a variable, and then want to be able to check if the variable was set more then a week ago to do something.
i.e if (%var more then a week old { execute }
Thanks in advance.
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Hoopy frood
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No need to use $ticks for this. Here's a quick example of how you could do this. on me:*:join:#:{
set $+(%,join,.,$network,.,$chan) $ctime
}
on *:text:*:#:{ check_join $chan }
on *:action:*:#:{ check_join $chan }
on *:notice:*:#:{ check_join $chan }
alias -l check_join {
if $calc($ctime - $($+(%,join,.,$network,.,$1),2)) >= $duration(1 week) {
.msg $1 I've now been in $1 for 1 week or more consistently.
}
}
If this is not sufficient for you to amend for your specific purposes, reply back with more details and we'll see what we can do to help.
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Thanks, this is very helpful. Can i also check if it was LESS then a week ago by amending the code to if $calc($ctime - $($+(%,join,.,$network,.,$1),2))<= $duration(1 week ? thanks again
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Yes... if you include the rest of that line. 
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I think I am getting there, but still unsure. I want to add a value to a hash table called "test" so i.e hadd -m hashtable test $ctime I now want an alais to test if that value in the hash table is LESS then a week old, and if it is to execute a command. i.e if($hget(hashtable,test) < then a week) { command
}Sorry for being confusing earlier, I actually need less then a week not more. Thanks. p.s anyway for me to test that the code is working, as I do not know $ctime values from over a week ago? Kindest regards
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Hoopy frood
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Just put in the rest of what was shown: if($hget(hashtable,test) < $duration(1 week)) { command
}p.s anyway for me to test that the code is working, as I do not know $ctime values from over a week ago? $ctime always changes. To know if it's working, you need the current $ctime to be 604800 higher than what is stored in your hash table. Then, just check with your IF statement. This is how you'd know what the difference needs to be: //echo -a $duration(1 week)
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if($hget(hashtable,test) < $duration(1 week)) { command
}Do i need to use $calc for that?
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Hi all,
Thanks for all the replies so far.
I have tried playing with this, and have not succeeded in getting it to work.
I have pasted this in my mIRC window
//hadd hashtable test $ctime
//if $calc($ctime - $hget(hashtable,test) <= $duration(1 week)) { echo -a lol }
it echoes lol
but if i also do
//if $calc($ctime - $hget(hashtable,test) >= $duration(1 week)) { echo -a lol }
it still echoes lol.
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Vogon poet
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//if $calc($ctime - $hget(hashtable,test) <= $duration(1 week)) { echo -a lol }
//if $calc($ctime - $hget(hashtable,test) >= $duration(1 week)) { echo -a lol }
//if $calc($ctime - $hget(hashtable,test) ) <= $duration(1 week) { echo -a lol } //if $calc($ctime - $hget(hashtable,test) ) >= $duration(1 week) { echo -a lol }
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Thanks to all replies. Working now as intended.
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Hoopy frood
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Yeah, I didn't pay attention to what you had in the table. $calc would be needed. Sorry about that.
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