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I have a couple of questions on Custom Windows
Is it possible to word wrap a sentence to fit into a window? I know the -p switch will wrap the line if it is too long but it will not fit into the window.
Next is there a way to insert aline at the top of a custom window instead of the bottom of the window?
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I use /aline -ahp @Server $1- for all my server notices
-p is the wrap-text switch, as you stated though it works for me quite well.
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As you noted, /aline -p wraps the line but it does a horrid job of wrapping the first line. It's fine for very short lines or lines that are in a very large window.
That is why I almost always use /echo -ti2 @Window <insert a very long line here>. It wraps much better, plus it indents 2 spaces (like the rest of mIRC's windows) if it does wrap, something -p is incapable of doing.
As for your other problem of inserting a line on line 1, you can use: /iline [color:#840017][[/b]ColorNumber] @Window [LineNumber] <this is your text>
DALnet: #HelpDesk and #m[color:#FF0000]IR[color:#EEEE00]C
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I appreciate your help Watchdog The -p switch will not fit the whole line into the window. even when I have the window opened up all the way. So I have to copy the line to paste it onto a text to read it. There are no scroll bars to read the end of a line and the -p switch does not work in this script. I get one long line where I can't read it Maybe there is something in the code. You tell me?
On *:OPEN:*:*: {
if (($nick isop $comchan($nick,1)) || ($me == $nick)) { halt }
var %i = 1
while (%i <= $lines(spam.txt) ) {
if ($read(spam.txt,%i) isin $strip($lower($1-),burc)) {
if ($window(@TEST) == $null) { //window -el @TEST }
aline -ahp @TEST 2OPEN7 # $nick $1-
ban -u30 $comchan($nick,1) $nick 2
kick $comchan($nick,1) $nick 5K4ick5 04 $+ %kick.cnt
inc %kick.cnt 1
.guser 11 $nick 2
closemsg $nick
return
}
inc %i
}
}
this is what I see in bold, as one long line in my @TEST Window. I want to beable to read the whole line so I know why my script ban someone
2OPEN7 ^^[james_bond]^^ Want warez? games, movies, apps,clips,full alboms, isoz, 0days, mp3z, sex and much more full downloads [alot of games] at: [color:blue]http://www.somehorridplace.com [/color]
Last edited by Hammer; 05/01/03 07:33 AM.
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Thanks Hammer But I still get the same problem.... Maybe this is a problem for the bug report maybe Khaled can fix the problem with in the next version of mirc
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Hoopy frood
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I see what you mean. The same thing may happen to me though I won't notice it as most server notices are fairly short. Only rants via /globops are excessive and not used often enough for me to check the wrap issue. I might try a few experiments tonight and see how I go.
I'm going to try Hammer's idea too as I didn't think /echo was an option for custom windows. It's all good.
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Hammers suggestion does what I want for a echo command but I do not want to stay up all night watching for echo msgs... hehehe Sorry Hammers 8o{
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When I have the energy I boot a second mIRC and simulate the condition I want to trigger a script.
When I simply can't be bothered I let the script sit there (I'm online 24/7 anyway) and just sleep while the script sort's itself out. In the morning after brekky I will check on things then.
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