Use /echo -t to include the timestamp
Works nicely for displaying in the buffer of mIRC. However, doesn't display the time in the logs.
I'm assuming we can't have our cake and eat it too? :P
Thank you so much for helping me confirm for certain that the variable was not needed and the hint with regards to echo -t.
Edit: Suddenly, joins no longer show for me as well... what the hell.
Edit2: echo -t $active works, but now displays:
[08:31:58PM] 9 #testingshitteehee * Nymphetamine (NorthStar@stop.talking.it.only.bores.us) has joined #testingshitteehee
What's with the random digit there?
Also, looking up the other switches for /echo
Edit3: echo -at works now, however... the script no longer shows the detection of clones.
Edit4: I spoke too soon, it works.
However, echo -at causes joins and the like to show up in the current active screen. Which... is somewhat problematic. I was trying to get the script to stop outputting joins to the status window and the -a switch fixes that... but now every join in any other channel is now outputted to the active channel.
Basically, now that the -at switch work together, I get outputs like this:
[08:48:25PM] 9 #Chantry_OOC * Annika` (maryrose_b@ndy680pp7gt85u7-pz873bi1sr54q7.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) has joined #Chantry_OOC
[08:48:40PM] <04Beatha> ... fucking hell.
[08:48:41PM] 9 #RPG-Hub * Nom (NomZ@gjz-23-78-38-309.san.res.rr.com) has joined #RPG-Hub 3[14 This user was also known as 5 NomZ 14 in #RPG-Hub. 3] 3[12AvalonScript3]
from other channels, even channels on another network in my current testing channel, which is not what I wanted.
