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Whats wrong with this command?
on *:text:*:#:{
if ($1 ==!infoline)
if ($2 == add) {
write $mircdir\infoline\nicks.txt $nick
if ($exist(infoline\ [ $+ [ $3 ] ]) == $false) {
mkdir infoline\ [ $+ [ $3 ] $+ ]
msg $chan Info Line for $3 has been added
write infoline\ [ $+ [ $3 ] $+ ] $+ \Infoline.txt (by $address($nick,5)) $4-
writeini InfoLine\infoline.ini Total ilines $calc($readini(InfoLine\infoline.ini,Total,ilines) + 1)
writeini InfoLine\infoline.ini InfoLiners $nick $calc($readini(InfoLine\infoline.ini,InfoLiners,$nick) + 1)
writeini InfoLine\infoline.ini InfoLines $3 $calc($readini(InfoLine\infoline.ini,InfoLines,$3) + 1)
}
if ($exist(infoline\ [ $+ [ $3 ] $+ ]) == $true) {
msg $chan Info Line for $3 has been added
write infoline\ [ $+ [ $3 ] $+ ] $+ \Infoline.txt (by $address($nick,5)) $4-
writeini InfoLine\infoline.ini Total ilines $calc($readini(InfoLine\infoline.ini,Total,ilines) + 1)
writeini InfoLine\infoline.ini InfoLiners $nick $calc($readini(InfoLine\infoline.ini,InfoLiners,$nick) + 1)
writeini InfoLine\infoline.ini InfoLines $3 $calc($readini(InfoLine\infoline.ini,InfoLines,$3) + 1)
}
}
}
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Hoopy frood
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Well, whats the problem? Whats the contents of an info file.
-KingTomato
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Ameglian cow
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When i write !infoline add SnakeRulez
this is not doing nothing
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Okay, so say you do type !infoline add SnakeRulez, What is supposed to happen.
-KingTomato
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Hoopy frood
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Let me see if I can pretty this up...
on *:text:!infoline *:#:{
if ($$2 == add) && ($3 != $null) {
if ($read(infoline\nicks.txt, s, $nick) == $null) /write nicks.txt $nick
if (!$exist(infoline\ [ $+ [ $3 ] ])) /mkdir infoline\ [ $+ [ $3 ] $+ ]
/write infoline\ [ $+ [ $3 ] $+ ] \Infoline.txt (by $address($nick,5) $+ ) $4-
/writeini infoLine\infoline.ini Total ilines $calc($readini(infoLine\infoline.ini,Total,ilines) + 1)
/writeini infoLine\infoline.ini InfoLiners $nick $calc($readini(infoLine\infoline.ini,InfoLiners,$nick) + 1)
/writeini infoLine\infoline.ini InfoLines $3 $calc($readini(infoLine\infoline.ini,InfoLines,$3) + 1)
/msg $chan Info Line for $3 has been added
}
}
See if that works any better >:D
-KingTomato
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Babel fish
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start with replacong all your \ with /  eg write $mircdir\infoline\nicks.txt $nickshould be write infoline/nicks.txt $nickyoure missing a space if ($1 ==!infoline)should be if ($1 == !infoline)but you should: on *:TEXT:*!infoline*:#: { instead (and Im tired of telling you this!)
Last edited by Jesper; 16/05/03 06:38 PM.
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Hoopy frood
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And why exactly woul;d the \'s be /'s now? When you type a directory, do u not type C:\mirc
Btw jesper, //echo Dir: $mircdir -- Result:
Dir: C:\KTScript\
What kind of slashes are they?
-KingTomato
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Babel fish
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cause it works just the same way as it does on the internet..... its: writeini blah/blah.ini or run blah/blah.exe... just as when you type http://
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Hoopy frood
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/ is UNIX style, \ is Windows style. Both work just fine on Windows, shouldn't really be a need to change it.
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