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Help on Timers (msg $chan) #249569 05/12/14 07:05 AM
R Renegaade
Renegaade R	Hello ! I need some help on a Test Script from me Code: on :TEXT:!test:#: { if (1 = 1) { msg $chan Test working. } } Code: on :TEXT:!test:#: { if ($nick isop #) { msg $chan Test cycle is now starting. .timerTest 0 10 add.test } } on !:part:#:(.timerTest) off alias add.test { if (1 == 1) { write -c test.txt test } } This works all Fine. He write the test.txt whit test and if i delete it , he write it again in the file. So my Timer is still working But if i change { write -c test.txt test } to Code: on !:part:#:(.timerTest) off alias add.test { if (1 == 1) { msg $chan Test } } I will not wrote in the Chat every 10 seconds Test. Now my Questions what to i wrong ? Yours sincerely, Renegaade

Re: Help on Timers (msg $chan) #249570 05/12/14 11:33 AM
B Belhifet
Belhifet B	Code: on *:TEXT:!test:#: { if ($nick isop #) { msg $chan Test cycle is now starting. .timerTest 0 10 add.test $chan } } alias add.test { if (1 == 1) { msg $1 Test } } I don't get why the if is there. But the alias doesn't retain the channel so you have to send the channel along with the alias call.

Re: Help on Timers (msg $chan) #249571 05/12/14 12:06 PM
J JuanAm
JuanAm J	Code: on !*:part:#: { .timerTest off } alias add.test { if (1 == 1) { msg $chan Test } }

Re: Help on Timers (msg $chan) #249573 05/12/14 12:33 PM
R Renegaade
Renegaade R	Originally Posted By: Belhifet Code: on :TEXT:!test:#: { if ($nick isop #) { msg $chan Test cycle is now starting. .timerTest 0 10 add.test $chan } } alias add.test { if (1 == 1) { msg $1 Test } } I don't get why the if is there. But the alias doesn't retain the channel so you have to send the channel along with the alias call. Thank you my friend ! This will work perfect. The if(1 == 1) is for me to Testing because i want that he only send this massage if the if is given. . @JuanAm , Yours not working but if i to what Belhifet says and send $chan on the timer it will also Work Code: on :TEXT:!test:#: { if ($nick isop #) { msg $chan Test cycle is now starting. .timerTest 0 10 add.test $chan } } on !*:part:#: { .timerTest off } alias add.test { if (1 == 1) { msg $1 Test } } Thank you very much to all! i tried it more then 2 hours to get it Last edited by Renegaade; 05/12/14 12:39 PM.

Re: Help on Timers (msg $chan) #249577 05/12/14 04:15 PM
J JuanAm
JuanAm J	Originally Posted By: Renegaade @JuanAm , Yours not working but if i to what Belhifet says and send $chan on the timer it will also Work I only change the parentheses for a brackets in the part envent. I do not opined on aliases and timers, in text event. Edit: oops, Is True, I copied your code without modifying $chan for $1, maked by Belhifet. I´m sorry. Last edited by JuanAm; 05/12/14 04:20 PM. Reason: edit

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