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[Solved] read and write mIRC #233238 23/07/11 07:57 PM
Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 10 Z ZGoldsmith92 OP Pikka bird
OP ZGoldsmith92 Pikka bird Z Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 10	Code: on 5:TEXT:!updatecb :#:{ write -c orders.txt Current Battle: $2- } on :TEXT:!cb:#:msg $chan $read(orders.txt) The above is the current code I have. That is actually working perfectly fine at the moment. However, It doesn't work for my IRC Nickname as they only work on other people. My current Users List is below: Code: 5:MyNick 5:FriendNick1 5:FriendNick2 5:FriendNick3 If you could, let me know how I would have the commands work with MyNick as well. Both !updatecb and !cb don't work for me - I would like !cb to work for anyone, and !updatecb to work with those with a permission of 5. Thanks in advance. Last edited by ZGoldsmith92; 23/07/11 08:42 PM.

Re: read and write mIRC ZGoldsmith92 #233239 23/07/11 08:42 PM
Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 10 Z ZGoldsmith92 OP Pikka bird
OP ZGoldsmith92 Pikka bird Z Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 10	Got it fixed. This was the working code: Code: on 5:INPUT:#:{ if ($1 == !updatecb) { write -c orders.txt 2Current Battle: $2- .timermsg 1 1 msg $chan 3Battle Updated Successfully! } on *:INPUT:#:{ if ($1 == !cb) { .timermsg 1 1 msg $chan $read(orders.txt) }

Re: read and write mIRC ZGoldsmith92 #233240 24/07/11 04:37 PM
Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,129 United States T Tomao Hoopy frood
Tomao Hoopy frood T Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,129 United States	Using a text file for storing a line of message is such a waste of resource.

Re: read and write mIRC ZGoldsmith92 #233242 24/07/11 09:22 PM
Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,559 Germany H Horstl Hoopy frood
Horstl Hoopy frood H Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,559 Germany	I think $read/write is acceptable for this kind of once-in-a-while operation. However, you should make your code safe (i.e unexploitable) by including the "n" switch at $read: Quote: on :TEXT:!cb:#:msg $chan $read(orders.txt,nt) Also note that the timer in your input event will add an extra evaluation layer to its command part. This as well may generate unwanted results. I suggest to either omit the timer, or to use the following construct: Code: on :INPUT:*:{ if ($1 == !cb) { .timermsg 1 1 msg $safe($chan $read(orders.txt,n)) } } alias -l safe { bset -ct &a 1 $1 \| return $!regsubex(safe, $bvar(&a,1-) ,/(\d+)(?: \|$)/g,$chr(\1)) }

Re: read and write mIRC Horstl #233243 25/07/11 07:00 AM
Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,129 United States T Tomao Hoopy frood
Tomao Hoopy frood T Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,129 United States	It seems troublesome having to include the -t and/or -n switch for safety concern, along with the safe alias. What if you use a global variable instead of a text file? Same difference?

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