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Does anyone has a script to log 1 username instead to search in the .log?
Something like when i use /log LisaMIRC, that the script will just log my text, in file "C:/..../mIRC/log.txt"
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From the help file.
/log <on|off> <window> [-f filename]
Turns logging on and off for a window, if you specify a filename the logs file dialog is not popped up.
So you can use -> /log on LisaMIRC -f c:\LisaMIRC.txt
Untested but give it a try.
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Well, it says * Loging from LisaMIRC 'logs\test.log' when i use /log on LisaMIRC -f logs/test.log
But it don't save anything in de file.
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sparta misunderstood. That would work for a specific window, but would not log a specific user's text. For that, you'd need a script. I don't have time to write one up for you, but it would just be an on text and on input event that checks if $nick == whatever, then /write $1- to a file.
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on *:text:*:*: { if ($nick == Change-to-nick-here) { write testing.txt $1- } }
Goes to remote, ALT + R in your mirc.
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Thank you a lot, sparta. This works fine. Is it possible to set a line before the copied text? Something like <pre> texttexttext </pre> or <br> texttexttext </br> save it like that in the file. And is there a way to capture 1 word in a line, bv the second word, or the fifth word.
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write testing.txt $1- Replace with write testing.txt <add new text here> $1- <and also here> use $1, $2, $3 to get the words you looking for.
on *:text:*:*: { if ($nick == Change-to-nick-here) { write testing.txt $1- | echo -a $2 is the second word in the line } }
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Wen i use this
on *:text:*->*:*: { if ($nick == The-Nickname) { write testing1.txt .timermsg 1 $rand(1,4) /msg $chan $9 }
}
}
In red is extra added
than it doesnt copy $rand in the file, how do i need to do that?
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Missing a pipe.
on *:text:*->*:*: { if ($nick == The-Nickname) { write testing1.txt | .timermsg 1 $rand(1,4) /msg $chan $9 } }
And i dont understand what you want to do with the $rand(), $9 is empty if the line arent long enough.
The($1) lines($2) we($3) looking($4) at($5) just($6) to($7) show.($8) here($9)
So if the message you snatch from the channel are shorter then 9 words $9 will be null.
To show all the messages you use $1-
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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i tried that but it doesn't set &rand, $chan and the } at the end
on *:text:*->*:*: { if ($nick == The-Nickname) { write testing1.txt | .timermsg 1 $rand(1,4) /msg $chan $9 }
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}
It add it like this
.timermsg 1 3 /msg #Name-OfChannel "the word"
I don't want him to get me the channel name, i want him to put /msg $chan in the file.
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on *:text:*->*:*: { if ($nick == The-Nickname) { write testing1.txt | set %log-chan $chan | .timermsg 1 $rand(1,4) /msg %log-chan $9 | unset %log-chan } }
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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It dont write it in testing1.txt it write it directly in the channel. when i use
on *:text:*->*:*: { if ($nick == The-Nickname) { write testing1.txt | set %log-chan $chan | .timermsg 1 $rand(1,4) /msg %log-chan $9 | unset %log-chan } }
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write testing.txt $1-
You missing one part of the text.
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Nope, not working. tried it like that but it most be more like this.
on *:text:*->*:*: { if ($nick == NickName) { set %log-chan $chan %rand $rand(1,4) | write testing1.txt .timermsg %rand /msg %log-chan $9 | unset %log-chan %rand} }
But a working script. I tried to mix it up but didnt come up with a succes. Other suggest?
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on *:text:*->*:*:{
if ($nick == NickName) {
write testing1.txt .timermsg 1 $!rand(1,4) /msg $!chan $$9
}
}
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TYY this works just how i want it TY. Is there a way to add the } after $$9 at the end. If i add it it sees it like a end of string
on *:text:*->*:*: {
if ($nick == NickName) {
write Trivia.txt .timermsg 1 $!rand(2,5) /msg $!chan $$9 "}"
}
}
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Maybe you can replace it with $chr(125) , this is the ascii value for }
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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YESSS FINALLY THANK YOU ALL FOR THE HELP
ON *:TEXT:*->*:*: {
if ($nick == NickName) {
write testing1.txt .timermsg 1 $!rand(2,5) /msg $!chan $$9 $chr(125)
}
}
Works like how i want it. THANKS AGAIN
Last edited by LisaMIRC; 05/12/12 04:50 AM.
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