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Ameglian cow
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I am from Argentina and i wanna do a remote that write nick and message sended to query. Eg:
on 1:text:*:?: { .write querys.txt $nick has send you a whisper at $time , Msg : (and here is where i don´t know who to continue)
I wanna do a remote that writes me, the nick who did query on me, time of query and message of query, eg: if nick "Lucy" send me a query and say "hi, how are you" i want that my remote save that msg ("hi, how are you")..
Thanks a lot !!!
From Argentina .. oSaYaP
-= Porque pese a todo Dios .. aún te tengo fé =-
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Hoopy frood
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Well, you could of course, but why don't you simply turn on mIRC's built-in logging function? Just timestamp it, and it auto-saves all the information you mentioned. Just not in a fancy line.
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Ameglian cow
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I assume that it would just be.
on *:text:*:?: {
write queries.txt $nick has send you a message at $time Msg : $1-
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Ameglian cow
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Ameglian cow
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Yeah .. but my idea is that when you are away, and you came back, i made an alias eg: /queries and open txt file with all nicks and msgs, thank you  )
-= Porque pese a todo Dios .. aún te tengo fé =-
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Hoopy frood
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Well, you could only log when you are away using 2big's code inside a if ($away) { code here } but again - using mIRC's logging would be easier.
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Ameglian cow
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Thank you !!! it works good ! one more cuestion, what about if i want that the remote works the same way but when someone say my nick in a channel ? Eg: if you say "oSaYaP" in #help , write another file or in the same one with nick, time and msg. Thanks 
-= Porque pese a todo Dios .. aún te tengo fé =-
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Hoopy frood
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if ($+(*,$me,*) iswm $strip($1-)) { logging here }
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Vogon poet
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on *:TEXT:*:#:{
if ($me isin $1-) { do your stuff }
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Go ahead, jump. 100,000 lemmings can't be wrong.
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Hoopy frood
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on 1:TEXT:$( $+ $me $+ ):#Channel: {
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/help Remote Identifiers
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Hoopy frood
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Both those codes do not anticipate people using controlcodes INSIDE the nick like some nick completers do, where mine does. If it's an issue - stick with mine.
Also -- Why did you (SladeKraven) specify a channelname? I assume the user would want to log stuff said to him no matter in which channel it was said.
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