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dividing line of code #249457 30/11/14 03:59 PM
Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 149 J JuanAm OP Vogon poet
OP JuanAm Vogon poet J Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 149	In other programming languages, you can divide a line of script in several lines, that facilitates the reading of the code, when we have an extensive line. I did not find the way for MSL. The old versions of mIRC, such as 6.22, gives error at people who using it, when we have a extensive line code in the script.

Re: dividing line of code JuanAm #249458 30/11/14 04:00 PM
Joined: Dec 2013 Posts: 779 Sweden N Nillen Hoopy frood
Nillen Hoopy frood N Joined: Dec 2013 Posts: 779 Sweden	Can you give an example of what you mean? Nillens @ irc.twitch.tv Nillen @ irc.rizon.net

Re: dividing line of code Nillen #249460 30/11/14 05:17 PM
Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 149 J JuanAm OP Vogon poet
OP JuanAm Vogon poet J Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 149	Originally Posted By: Nillen Can you give an example of what you mean? Example1: on 1:LOAD: { Code: echo -s $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) more $chr(xx)....................................... Example2: Code: if (($left($1,1) == %prefij) && ($1 != !lpo) && ($1 != !op) && ($1 != !deop) && ($1 != !fin) && ($1 != !entren) && ($1 != !salgan) && ($1 != !nuevapass) && ($1 != !n) && ($1 != !lo) && ($1 != !lco) && ($1 != !la) && ($1 != !ld) && ($1 != !ungl) && ($1 != !ayuda) && (!$2)if (($left($1,1) == %prefij) && ($1 != !lpo) && ($1 != !op) && ($1 != !deop) && ($1 != !fin) && ($1 != !out) && ($1 != !in) && ($1 != !nuevapass) && ($1 != !n) && ($1 != !lo) && ($1 != !lcso) && ($1 != !lsa) && ($1 != !lsd) && ($1 != !ungline) && ($1 != !help) && ($2 == $null)) { msg $chan 4Sintax Error A parameter after the command is missing, or the command does not exist } In other programming languages, an extensive lines can be divided into more than one line, without affecting syntax. Example extensive line: Quote: if (($left($1,1) == %prefij) && ($1 != !lpo) && ($1 != !op) && ($1 != !deop) && ($1 != !fin) && ($1 != !entren) && ($1 != !salgan) && ($1 != !nuevapass) && more if more if && more if..................... Suppose, and is only for example, that there is a divider lines in MSL, which we will call '///'. What I want to do with this line: Quote: if (($left($1,1) == %prefij) && ($1 != !lpo) /// && ($1 != !op) && ($1 != !deop) && ($1 != !fin) /// && ($1 != !entren) && ($1 != !salgan) /// && ($1 != !nuevapass) /// && more if more /// if && more if..................... I divided extensive line, with the 'separator or divider lines', called "///", I can put pieces of the line in several lines without syntax is lost.

Re: dividing line of code JuanAm #249461 30/11/14 05:33 PM
Joined: Feb 2011 Posts: 462 K KindOne Pan-dimensional mouse
KindOne Pan-dimensional mouse K Joined: Feb 2011 Posts: 462	You want " $& " not " /// " http://en.wikichip.org/wiki/mirc/identifiers/$%26

Re: dividing line of code KindOne #249462 30/11/14 05:42 PM
Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 149 J JuanAm OP Vogon poet
OP JuanAm Vogon poet J Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 149	Originally Posted By: KindOne You want " $& " not " /// " http://en.wikichip.org/wiki/mirc/identifiers/$%26 Thanks KindOne, is what I was looking for. The '///' was just a guess for the example. More Information for other users: Quote: $& is used to split one long line over multiple lines for script readability. Examples echo -atg This is a really long line that, if there were complicated coding identifiers and variable names, $& would get really confusing and cramped without the added help of the $& identifier. While this seems useless, if there was a heavy use of identifiers and such throughout the line, it would help make it much more readable.

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