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on CTCPREPLY #26052 26/05/03 07:39 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 45 P piko OP Ameglian cow
OP piko Ameglian cow P Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 45	Code: on :CTCPREPLY:PING:{ echo -at $tal(ctcpreply) $tal($nick) 11 $+ $1- haltdef } this returns: [ctcp piko ping] [ctcpreply] [piko] PING 1053967121 why?

Re: on CTCPREPLY #26053 26/05/03 08:01 AM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 3,012 New Hampshire, USA KingTomato Hoopy frood
KingTomato Hoopy frood Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 3,012 New Hampshire, USA	/help Halting Default Text /help /haltdef Use the ^ prefix on the user level, and /haltdef at the end. -KingTomato

Re: on CTCPREPLY #26054 26/05/03 04:26 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 45 P piko OP Ameglian cow
OP piko Ameglian cow P Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 45	Code: on ^:CTCPREPLY:PING:{ echo -at [ctcpreply] [ $+ $nick $+ ] [ $+ $1- $+ ] haltdef } should return: [ctcpreply] [piko] [PING 1secs] but it returns: [piko PING reply]: 1secs why..?

Re: on CTCPREPLY #26055 26/05/03 05:18 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 3,012 New Hampshire, USA KingTomato Hoopy frood
KingTomato Hoopy frood Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 3,012 New Hampshire, USA	the []'s are evaluation brackets. Think of it as a math problem, where you evaluate anything in the parenthesis ()'s first. Same goes with the square backers, anything within them is evaluated first. Try using the following: [ = [[ ] = ]] Just double up on the bracket, and the single bracket will shine through >:D -KingTomato

Re: on CTCPREPLY #26056 26/05/03 06:22 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 699 Sunshine, Oz. N Nimue Fjord artisan
Nimue Fjord artisan N Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 699 Sunshine, Oz.	Code: on :CTCPREPLY:PING:{ echo -at [ctcpreply] $+([,$nick,] [,$1: $duration($calc($ctime - $2)),]) halt }

Re: on CTCPREPLY #26057 27/05/03 05:00 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 45 P piko OP Ameglian cow
OP piko Ameglian cow P Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 45	thx :X

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