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#24827 18/05/03 08:26 AM
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I Need some help please... Is It Possible to read a ini file for certain text and then display to channel what topic of the ini file it is in..

#24828 18/05/03 08:59 AM
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use $readini(file.ini,section,item)

try //echo -a $readini(mirc.ini, mIRC, nick)

if u still dont understand what is section & item,open your mirc.ini
and u will see what is the section and item

example :

[files] <= is section
servers=servers.ini <= item
finger=finger.txt
urls=urls.ini
addrbk=addrbk.ini

if u type //echo -a $readini(mirc.ini,files,servers) it will return servers.ini

got it ?





#24829 18/05/03 09:38 AM
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Thanks for that but what i want is if someone does a search for a certain word it will scan the ini.file (Items) looking for that word and then display what Section it is in...

#24830 18/05/03 09:51 AM
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How do you search the ini file?


Code:
//if ( khaled isgod ) echo yes | else echo no
#24831 18/05/03 12:16 PM
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Thats what i need to know it will be triggered by a command !search *

#24832 18/05/03 12:54 PM
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Sorry - this is not PROPER - but should give u the basics, should work... I think wink
NOT TESTED :P

Remote
---
#search on
on 1:!seach*:*:/Search $2 $username
#search end
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Aliases
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/search {
set %section 1
set %section $readini(FILE.INI, 1stArea, $1)
if (%section != 1) then {
set %section 1st area
/msg $3 found in %section
goto end
}
set %section $readini(FILE.INI, 2ndArea, $1)
if (%section != 1) then {
set %section 2ndarea
/msg $3 found in %section
goto end
}
:end
}

I know some of you code guru's can shorten this up ALOT. heck even change it around wink but basicly it checks each section for the word. if it exists, then it marks the section. and tells the user where it's located.

Very bad code I know :P been awhile thou.

Axe

#24833 18/05/03 01:19 PM
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Do you want to scan item names or item data? For example in this .ini:

[blah]
one=foo
two=bar

is the script meant to scan "one", "two" etc or "foo", "bar" etc?


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#24834 18/05/03 01:35 PM
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Qwerty it would scan item data...And Thanks Axe i will try that as well

#24835 18/05/03 02:51 PM
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Code:
alias tfi {
  if !$read($1,nw,*?= $+ $2) { return }
  if $read($1,nw,[*?],$readn) { return $ini($1,$calc($ini($1,$mid($ifmatch,2,-1)) - 1)) }
  return $ini($1,$ini($1,0))
}


Usage: $tfi(<filename>,<search string>)
returns the section name, fex, in the example ini in my previous post, $tfi(filename.ini,bar) returns "blah"

Look up both $ini() and $read() in the help file and read carefully. What I'm doing here is use $read() to find the line number that contains the matching item. Then I use $read() again to search for the 1st section right after the line of matching item. If it's found, I use $ini() to get the previous section, which is the one that the matching item belongs to. If it's not found, it means that the matching item belonged to the last section of the file, so I use $ini($1,$ini($1,0)) to get that.


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#24836 18/05/03 03:54 PM
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wow
u are excellent qwerty..


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