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I made a alias for amsg, and now i have the problem that it loops untill mirc crash, i need to add a "halt" somwhere, for now i have added a "haltdef", but if i add that halt to the code, then mirc halt the event befor sending it to the rest of the channel, so it only sends my amsg to 1 channel.
alias amsg {
if (%timestamp == 1) { timeset }
var %i 1
set %inptext $1-
while (%i <= $chan(0)) {
.msg $chan(%i) %inptext
if (%close == 1) { goto next }
if ($me isop $chan) { goto op }
if ($me isvo $chan) { goto vo }
else { goto normal }
:op
echo -a %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ %opcolor $+ @ $+ $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | haltdef
:vo
echo -a %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ %voiccolor $+ + $+ $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | haltdef
:normal
echo -a %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | haltdef
:next
if ($me isop $chan) { goto op1 }
if ($me isvo $chan) { goto vo1 }
else { goto normal1 }
:op1
echo -a %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $+ %opcolor @ $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | haltdef
:vo1
echo -a %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $+ %voiccolor + $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | haltdef
:normal1
echo -a %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | haltdef
}
}
the char is color, i coloring the brackets.. i know its a bit messy code, and i know i should replace "-a" in the echo with $chan(%i), but havent got that far yet  any ideas? :tongue:
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Ameglian cow
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did you try /break example
var %cnt = 1
while (%cnt) {
if (%cnt >= 100) { break }
inc %cnt
}
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Hoopy frood
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sorry, you lost me there.. break ? :tongue:
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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break, breaks a current command.., useful for stopping never-ending loops ^_^
new username: tidy_trax
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Hoopy frood
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var %cnt = 1while (%cnt) {
if (%cnt >= 15) { break }
inc %cnt
}
so i add that code. then if the %cnt go to 16 it breaks? but it feels a bit wierd to do it that way.. the loop dont need to go any higher then %i, cos if im only on 3 channels.. then why loop it 16 times? or like in your example 100 times? and if i add the break to execute when %i == $chan(0) it do the break right away.. so it only sending the msg to 1 channel.. :tongue:
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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No one that have any idea for this one? :tongue:
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Hoopy frood
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u can /inc %i in your command at the end (after the last /echo) so it will go through all channels
Last edited by ScatMan; 18/08/03 07:05 PM.
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replace haltdef with return or break
return will return from the alias to the calling script
break will stop the while loop and goto the next instruction following it.
btw, like the smiley
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Hoopy frood
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Now it looks like this:
alias amsg {
if (%timestamp == 1) { timeset }
var %i 1
set %inptext $1-
while (%i <= $chan(0)) {
.msg $chan(%i) %inptext
if (%close == 1) { goto next }
if ($me isop $chan(%i)) { goto op }
if ($me isvo $chan(%i)) { goto vo }
else { goto normal }
:op
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ %opcolor $+ @ $+ $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | return
:vo
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ %voiccolor $+ + $+ $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | return
:normal
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | return
:next
if ($me isop $chan(%i)) { goto op1 }
if ($me isvo $chan(%i)) { goto vo1 }
else { goto normal1 }
:op1
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $+ %opcolor @ $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | return
:vo1
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $+ %voiccolor + $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | return
:normal1
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext | return
}
}
and now i dont excess flood, but it only sending the echo to one channel, and only sending the msg to one channel.. and thats the active one.. it still dont send to all open channels :tongue:
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Ameglian cow
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I'll remember to look at the code a little closer next time You forgot to inc %i at the end of the loop, didnt need haltdef, halt, return, or break. you just need inc %i
alias amsg {
if (%timestamp == 1) { timeset }
var %i 1
set %inptext $1-
while (%i <= $chan(0)) {
.msg $chan(%i) %inptext
if (%close == 1) { goto next }
if ($me isop $chan(%i)) { goto op }
if ($me isvo $chan(%i)) { goto vo }
else { goto normal }
:op
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ %opcolor $+ @ $+ $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext
:vo
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ %voiccolor $+ + $+ $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext
:normal
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $me $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext
:next
if ($me isop $chan(%i)) { goto op1 }
if ($me isvo $chan(%i)) { goto vo1 }
else { goto normal1 }
:op1
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $+ %opcolor @ $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext
:vo1
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $+ %voiccolor + $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext
:normal1
echo $chan(%i) %tstmp $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %right $+ $+ $me $+ $+ %cbrackets $+ %left $+ %inptext
inc %i
}
}
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Nope dosent work.. it ecjho every mode in the channel, it dont filter out if im op or not.. just echoing them all.. and i used
if (%timestamp == 1) { timeset }
var %i 1
set %inptext $1-
while (%i <= $chan(0)) {
.msg $chan(%i) %inptext
set %echochannel $chan(%i)
cos then i could use: echo %echochannel :tongue:
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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I solved it.. i added a | goto end after every echo.. then the end was: :end inc %i thnx for the help.. and yes, my smiley is nice and good looking dude, the rock king among smileys
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Here is an example, of course you will have to change the style, that it displays, to fit your taste.
amsg {
var %i = 1
while (%i <= $chan(0)) {
var %c = $chan(%i)
if ($me ison %c) {
echo %c < $+ $left($nick(%c,$me).pnick,1) $+ $me $+ > $1-
.msg %c $1-
}
inc %i
}
}
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Hoopy frood
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I think i stick with the first one, it works and im glad it does but thanx anyway 
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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