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I have so many questions, nothing ever works, anyone willing to discord?
on *:load: {
/hmake tempHash ; <-- only the 1st line work same using aliases
/hmake score
/hload score score.ini
}
on *:text:!guess *:#:{
if ($regex($2,^[1-9]$)) {<-- this is fine thanks god like, doing the regex was the easiest part... how.
/hadd -s tempHash $nick $2- <-- this sometimes work, sometimes not ?? since on load stuff is not working correctly i use this /hadd -sm so it create the table on the fly
}
}
on *:text:!winner *:#:{
set %i 1
set %nwin $hfind(tempHash, $2-,0).data
while ( %i <= %nwin ) {
set %wname $hfind(tempHash, $2-, %i).data <-maybe I don't really need this line
if ($hfind(score, %wname, 1)) {
set %points $hget(score, %wname)
/hadd -s score %wname $calc(%points + 500)
}
else {
/hadd -s score %wname 500
}
inc %i
}
/hfree tempHash
/hsave -i score score.ini <-- after I restart mirc this overwrite the file losing data no matter if I -a
}
honestly i don't even understand this post you know, it's just so many things that work on other people scripts but never work on my end, like I copy and paste a dude's script, it doesn't work as intended, almost like if I had a outdated version of mirc (using latest actually) or... idk man, if you can't understand where I need the help I will try to break things line per line. I almost giving up and moving on, I never had to ask help on forums when learning other languages.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Well, one thing I see is that you save the score file using the -i switch, but you load it without the -i switch. That could be why your score file appears to get trashed.
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yeah, I tried that but sometimes it just delete the old data, other times it adds a "[hashtable]= %wname=xxx. Like I dont add or remove anything from the script, I just use another account to trigger the commands.
Thanks tho man, I appreciate your help
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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On Load only happens the one time in your lifetime, and that's when you first load the script into mIRC. You want to use On Start instead.
Well. At least I won lunch.
Good philosophy, see good in bad, I like!
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Thanks man, every help matters, anything you guys can see it's wrong or there's a better way to do, feel free to comment about
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Ok, once again thanks guys, after a lot of cigarettes, cleaning mirc files and reinstalling I made all that stuff to work. But now I discovered that my regex actually sux and "normal"/"as much as I know" regex doesn't quite work. What I need is a way to only accept numbers between 1 and 22 ugly code that I have now: If ($regex($2,1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|15|16|17|18|19|20|21|22)) {
/hadd -si tempH $nick $2- I also want to make this command available only during a certain amount of time, the plan is to: ON *:TEXT:!StartGame *:#: {
"/msg Game has started, use !guess N to play"
"make !guess command available during X seconds"
I'm almost done finally
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Hoopy frood
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This seems to work, though it doesn't accept leading zeroes:
//var %x ^([1-9]|2[1-2])$ | echo -a $regex(22,%x)
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Lol I did that and didn't worked now I just cleaned the files on the mirc folder again, guess what, it worked...
Can't thank you enough tho, you're always here to help people <3
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