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#224405 10/08/10 07:03 AM
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I was recently asked to test out a mp3 player script that uses just basic mIRC scripting.
In testing there were a few problems noted in 7.1 but not in 6.35
Specifically the command
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/splay seek <pos>
returns the error * /splay: no such file 'seek' (line ###, script.mrc)

The line number has been blanked out by me.

Also get the same response regarding /splay pause (though it references file 'pause' not 'seek'

Also, the straight /splay command isn't playing the specified song.

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/splay pause works fine for me, didn't need seek yet. Do you have an alias splay defined somewhere? Can you try /!splay to use the built-in command rather than an alias?

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/splay pause working just fine for me.


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I have not been able to reproduce an issue with /splay so far. I tested pause, skip, resume, seek, and so on. They seemed to work fine. It sounds like there might be a /splay alias somewhere that is interfering?

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Thanks for the replies. I will double check that I haven't missed an alias somewhere and see what happens then.

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You can check using $isalias(splay) and find the culprit file using $isalias(splay).fname to save time smile

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Originally Posted By: hixxy
You can check using $isalias(splay) and find the culprit file using $isalias(splay).fname to save time smile

Except that will not work if it's a local alias. grin

Edit: but if it were, it wouldn't affect the command line call
*puts foot in mouth*

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Thanks all. I'm not sure why I was getting those error messages, but after confirming that I don't have a splay alias, I checked my other settings and found that my sounds were disabled. After enabling my sounds everything works correctly.


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