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Im trying to get a tokenized version of $chan($chan).mode but all i get is the spaced version ie: +mnrstlk 1337 leetstuff... I havent been able to separtate it by commas like id like or anything for that matter. Any ideas?
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he wants a tokenized version of the modes, like untokenized +mn tokenized $1 = +, $2 = m, $3 = n << example but that cant be done without seperateing the modes 1st coz ya cant tokenize +mn i think thats what he wants he wants anyway 
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I thought he meant;
+mn $+ , 1337, leetstuff.
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Umm well thats not tokens, and he specifically mentioned commas so I doubt thats what he meant.
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i know but he also mentioned tokenize...
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ya i was thinking like +mnrstlk,1337,leetstuff
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Well I don't know why the way $chan($chan).mode returns it is not good enough, but just use $replace:
$replace($chan($chan).mode,$chr(32),$chr(44))
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Thanks heh. I didnt know the $chr for space 
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Well thats why you need to be like the cool people and have the ASCII table memorized!
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or you can type //echo -a $asc(alt+0160)
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Thats a bad way to do it. You assume everyone uses fixedsys. Thats not the case. Only ASCII characters from 0 through 127 have standard representations. Any character above 127 is an implementation specific character so you can not be guaranteed that it is a space-like character. And btw, why would you type $asc(alt+0160)? If you knew to type alt+0160, then you already know the number of the character, 160.
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cos i didnt know that had anything to do with asci i thought that was just the key for that character =\
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Ive been trying to find a table for some time. heh you have a link?
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start menu > run > charmap
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the only problem ive had with that, is it doesnt show the number:/
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Charmap does show the number, on the bottom left U+00<number> Though it is in Hex, you can use calc to convert if your not farmiliar. Do view>>scientific, then click the "hex" radio on the left, type the value, then click decimal. >:D
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I think it only shows that in XP and possibly 2k. I don't recall seeing that in 9x.
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Give, me a sec *boots up old 98se post* i'll tell you in a sec >:D
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I'd check on my WinME machine but apparently MS decided charmap shouldn't be included by default with WinME 
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Well, your kinda right. In 98se it shows the keystroke (if listed on the keyboard) and if its not, then shows ascii. If you really want a one for mirc though, I posted one about a coule weeks back that ppl seemed to enjoy.
/asciitable {
/window @ascii
/aline $color(info) @ascii Ascii: $chr(9) Value:
/aline $color(info) @ascii $str(-, 25)
/set -u0 %ascii 0
while (%ascii <= 255) {
/unset %info
if (%ascii == 0) /set -u0 %info $+($,NULL)
else if (%ascii == 2) /set -u0 %info BOLD (Ctrl+B)
else if (%ascii == 3) /set -u0 %info 12C4OL8OR (Ctrl+K)
else if (%ascii == 13) /set -u0 %info Enter/Return
else if (%ascii == 15) /set -u0 %info PLAIN (Ctrl+O)
else if (%ascii == 22) /set -u0 %info REVERSE (Ctrl+R)
else if (%ascii == 27) /set -u0 %info Escape
else if (%ascii == 31) /set -u0 %info UNDERLINE (Ctrl+U)
else if (%ascii == 32) /set -u0 %info (Space)
else if (%ascii == 160) /set -u0 %info (Hard Space)
/aline $color(info) @ascii %ascii $chr(9) $+($chr(%ascii),) $chr(9) %info
/inc -u0 %ascii
}
/aline $color(info) @ascii $str(-, 25)
/aline $color(info) @ascii Ascii: $chr(9) Value:
}
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