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on sound events #4758 03/01/03 04:36 PM
D Dingo
Dingo D	am i correct in assuming there is a 'on sound' and 'on nosound' event? i've searched the help, and came up with info on 'on nosound, and wavend, midiend, mp3end; now i havn't found anything about 'on sound. here are 2 lines of code which, at 3 am i can't figure out why they are not working: Code: on :SOUND:: { echo $chan 5<=-4Sound5-=>2 $nick played $filename $+ . \| halt } on :NOSOUND:: { echo $chan 5<=-4Sound5-=>2 14!1 $+ $nick $filename \| halt } couldsomeone please put me on the right track? thanks

Re: on sound events #4759 03/01/03 04:43 PM
P PHMinistries
PHMinistries P	maybe try on :SOUND:://echo $chan 5<=-4Sound5-=>2 $nick played $filename $+ . \| on :NOSOUND:://echo $chan 5<=-4Sound5-=>2 14!1 $+ $nick $filename btw nice script

Re: on sound events #4760 03/01/03 04:53 PM
D Dingo
Dingo D	thanks. i've been at this custom display thing for a month or so, right now its some modes and the sound and nosound events that arn't working for me. i tried that code, but it still hasn't worked. as i wrote that i thought that maybe i should use echo -a ... instead of echo $chan... i'll get back on that one

Re: on sound events #4761 03/01/03 05:20 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,015 London, UK C Collective Hoopy frood
Collective Hoopy frood C Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,015 London, UK	on SOUND isn't an event. on NOSOUND is used as "on <level>:NOSOUND:<commands>" not as "on <level>:NOSOUND:*:<commands>" (not sure if it makes a difference, but it should).

Re: on sound events #4762 03/01/03 05:23 PM
D Dingo
Dingo D	so is there anything i can use to capture the sounds people play?

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#4763 04/01/03 12:56 AM

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Nimue

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Nimue

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Sound is a ctcp

Code:

ctcp *:sound:*:{
  if ($regex($2-,/\x22(\S.*?\.(?:wav|mp3|mid))\x22/)) var %a = $regml(1),%b = $mid($2-,$calc($pos($2-,",2) +2))
  else var %a = $2,%b = $3-
  echo 2 -site * Sound: $+([,$iif(#* iswm $target,$target,private),]) $nick played $+(04,%a,) $iif(%b,06Action used: %b)
}

Re: on sound events #4764 04/01/03 01:05 AM
D Dingo
Dingo D	wow... i dont supose that comes with a bit of explaination? thanks Nimue - i'll heck it out when i get back home.

Re: on sound events #4765 04/01/03 01:23 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 698 Sunshine, Oz. N Nimue Fjord artisan
Nimue Fjord artisan N Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 698 Sunshine, Oz.	The first line checks if the soundfile is a longname or not (for example "some file.mp3") and if so, sets the vars %a to the filename, and %b to the action (if one is used). Else sets %a and %b to the same if NO "long file name.ext" is used Then it echo's [11:16] * Sound: [#channel\|private] <nick> played file name.ext (and the following only if applicable) "Action used: "any action sent with the sound" /help /sound /help $target /help $pos etc for info on the individual identifiers used

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