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Check if INPUT that starts with a slash #263214 15/06/18 09:19 AM
Joined: Jun 2018 Posts: 1 J JayBau OP Mostly harmless
OP JayBau Mostly harmless J Joined: Jun 2018 Posts: 1	I just started using IRC, and it was so cool that I was able to create an autocolored text on input. ON :INPUT:: { msg $chan 9,1 $$1 $2- halt } But I realized that I messed up, this means /join or any command won't work. How can I update my script to detect if the input starts with a slash? Thanks in advance.

Re: Check if INPUT that starts with a slash JayBau #263215 15/06/18 12:01 PM
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,127 maroon Hoopy frood
maroon Hoopy frood Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,127	You can use if (/* !iswm $1) msg $chan message with annoying colors or if ($left($1,1) != /) msg $chan message with annoying colors You may find you want to check whether $ctrlenter is $true or $false to see whether your input was normal or was due to using Control+Enter. You'll quickly find that everyone else is annoyed because you're overriding the colors they want to see. If you want to change the way you see the message without actually sending the color code for everyone else to see, you can echo the text to yourself the way you want to see it but use the "." prefix to hide the display from a /command. Code: if ((/* !iswm $1) && ($ctrlenter == $false)) { .msg $chan $1- echo -t $chan $+(<,$nick($chan,$me).pnick,>) message with colors }

Re: Check if INPUT that starts with a slash maroon #263216 15/06/18 12:23 PM
Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 1,515 Greece westor Hoopy frood
westor Hoopy frood Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 1,515 Greece	you can also use Code: if (!$inpaste) && (!$ctrlenter) && ($comchar !== $left($1,1)) { } Need Online mIRC help or an mIRC Scripting Freelancer? -> https://irc.chathub.org <-

Re: Check if INPUT that starts with a slash westor #263218 15/06/18 05:30 PM
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,127 maroon Hoopy frood
maroon Hoopy frood Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,127	If you use mirc-options/other/command-prefix to change the / to another character, mIRC treats that as a supplemental Command Prefix but still recognizes / as a valid Command Prefix too. If I change Command Prefix to the @ character, these both do the same thing in the editbox: Code: @@echo -a test $version $comchar $inpaste $ctrlenter //echo -a test $version $comchar $inpaste $ctrlenter So you can adapt the statement further: Code: if ((!$inpaste) && (!$ctrlenter) && ($left($1,1) isincs / $+ $comchar)) { msg $chan $chr(3) $+ 14,4 $1-}

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