Okay, quick question - if I have a script that goes -
/test {
While $read("scripts\commands.txt", 1) != $null {
$read(scripts\commands.txt, 1)
/write -dl1 scripts\commands.txt
}
}- can I jam a bunch of separate commands into the first line and have them execute at {almost} once? I wrote the loop to eat one line at a time, but if I can skip the "read line one, execute it, eat line one, repeat" routine, it should speed up the execution of more complex responses quite a bit.
Putting in -
//echo Test | /echo Test | /echo Test | /echo Test | /echo Test | echo Test | echo Test | echo Test
- for example, only returned a single echo with all the other echo tests that I'd hoped to execute one after another.
