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Hi
I'm using 'on START' to connect to a server. I want connections to multiple servers ... one status window for each server.
Can you help me?
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Hoopy frood
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on *:START:{
/server -m irc.xx.xx
/server -m irc.xx.xx
/server -m irc.xx.xx
/server -m irc.xx.xx
/server -m irc.xx.xx
/server -m irc.xx.xx
}
new username: tidy_trax
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Vogon poet
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on *:START: {
server <server1>
server -m <server2>
server -m <server3>
etc.
}
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Hoopy frood
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You don't need -m for the first one, you'll end up with a window connected to nothing.
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Vogon poet
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'-m' opens a new status window, and since mirc automatically opens one when you start it, you don't need to create another one.
edit: also, there is no need for '/' in front of your commands if they are inside brackets
Last edited by feud; 05/08/03 06:13 PM.
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new username: tidy_trax
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Thank you very much for your (fast) answers!!!
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Hoopy frood
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edit: also, there is no need for '/' in front of your commands if they are inside brackets Personally i prefer when ppl use the / prefix as it "flags" a command, rather than normal text.
-KingTomato
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normal text? what text besides commands do you use inside brackets?
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Hoopy frood
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the point is if i see command or i see /command i kno right away /command is something executed, not a word or parameter.
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almost every line inside a set of brackets is executed. (notable exception: comments, which already stand out because of their semicolon prefix) so where would you find a word or parameter?
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Hoopy frood
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rather than argue with you and bicker til the cows come how, just leave it at personal preference... you do it your way, i'll do it mine. End of discussion
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there's no need to get defensive. no one's bickering, i'm just wondering what "word or a parameter" you might get a command confused with.
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Hoopy frood
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i know they dont need / but i prefer to use them.
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Hoopy frood
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A slash is okay to emphasise a command that you are quoting to someone though it is not normal practice to include slashes in remote scripts as mIRC knows that each line is a command anyway, unless it is prefixed with a ; (For comments) or : (For gotos) or any thing else I have forgotten to mention.
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