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weedorcollege
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weedorcollege
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Okay, so I have been playing around with a couple of snippets to make an @window for when I get highlighted. I have a couple of questions that I hope you guys can help me out with. (Got rid of this so it wouldn't stretch the page. I'm not using this anymore. That works and will display the message in this way: [Timestamp][Channel]<Nick> Message. That's how I want it displayed in the @Highlights window. The only problem is that it will only work for my current nick. on *:text:*:#:{
var %x $me Draelor Nah`utal Nah'utal Drae Nick Sergeant SGT
var %y $numtok(%x,32)
while %y {
if $wildtok($strip($1-),$token($+(*,%x,*),%y,32),1,32) {
$iif(!$window(@highlights),window -ak0 @Highlights)
echo @Highlights $timestamp $+ $chan $+ < $+ $nick $+ > $1-
}
dec %y
}
}That works but it will display the message in this way: [Timestamp]Channel<Nick> Message. I want to know how to get the brackets around the channel name like the first code does. Also, I cannot figure out how to get this to work for when I am highlighted in an action message (/me message). Can someone help me out?
Last edited by weedorcollege; 16/07/11 07:30 AM.
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Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 470
Pan-dimensional mouse
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Pan-dimensional mouse
Joined: Feb 2011
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It looks like you was missing some coding. Try this, it should display like this: [Timestamp][Channel]<Nick> Message on *:text:*:#:{
var %x $me Draelor Nah`utal Nah'utal Drae Nick Sergeant SGT
var %y $numtok(%x,32)
while %y {
if $wildtok($strip($1-),$token($+(*,%x,*),%y,32),1,32) {
$iif(!$window(@highlights),window -ak0 @Highlights)
echo @Highlights $timestamp $+ [ $+ $chan $+ ]< $+ $nick $+ > $1-
}
dec %y
}
}
; This is for the /me stuff
on *:action:*:#:{
var %x $me Draelor Nah`utal Nah'utal Drae Nick Sergeant SGT
var %y $numtok(%x,32)
while %y {
if $wildtok($strip($1-),$token($+(*,%x,*),%y,32),1,32) {
$iif(!$window(@highlights),window -ak0 @Highlights)
echo @Highlights $timestamp $+ [ $+ $chan $+ ]< $+ $nick $+ > $1-
}
dec %y
}
}
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weedorcollege
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weedorcollege
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Yeah, I did eventually figure that out, but thank you.
Now I want to know why it won't send the message or action to the @window if there is a full stop after it.
So, if someone does one of these, it won't send it:
<Nick> Highlight.
* Nick pokes Highlight.
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weedorcollege
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weedorcollege
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Okay, I figured out how to get it to send highlights with a full stop or something else touching it to the @Highlights window, but now there's another problem. on *:TEXT:*:#:{
var %x *Draelor* *Dr[a]elor* *Nah`utal* *Nah'utal* *Drae* *Nick* *Sergeant* *SGT*
var %y $numtok(%x,32)
while %y {
if $wildtok($strip($1-),$token($+(*,%x,*),%y,32),1,32) {
$iif(!$window(@highlights),window -ak0 @Highlights)
echo @Highlights $timestamp $+ [ $+ $chan $+ ]< $+ $nick $+ > $1-
}
dec %y
}
}
on *:ACTION:*:#:{
var %x *Draelor* *Dr[a]elor* *Nah`utal* *Nah'utal* *Drae* *Nick* *Sergeant* *SGT*
var %y $numtok(%x,32)
while %y {
if $wildtok($strip($1-),$token($+(*,%x,*),%y,32),1,32) {
$iif(!$window(@highlights),window -ak0 @Highlights)
echo @Highlights $timestamp $+ [ $+ $chan $+ ]* $+ $nick $1-
}
dec %y
}
}That's how I have it set up now, with wildcards next to all of the highlights. But now it doubles them up in the @Highlights window, like this: [12:18][#nah`utal]<Sneux> Draelor. [12:18][#nah`utal]<Sneux> Draelor.
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