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ping reply calculation #50774 22/09/03 07:24 PM
N neznani
neznani N	i have this code: on :ctcpreply:: { /echo -a $form.ctcp_rep($nick, $1, $2-) halt } and it works fine with all ctcp replys exept with ping. on ping reply it echoes me this: ('21:05:14') (somenick) [PING Reply: 1064257513] i would like to know how to calculate the ping ?

Re: ping reply calculation #50775 22/09/03 07:28 PM
C codemastr
codemastr C	Try something like: on :ctcpreply:: { /echo -a $form.ctcp_rep($nick, $1, $duration($calc($ctime - $2))) halt }

Re: ping reply calculation #50776 22/09/03 07:38 PM
N neznani
neznani N	yep it works thx. how about if i would wanted mili seconds ?

Re: ping reply calculation #50777 22/09/03 08:26 PM
Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 1,256 Sunnydale, CA L LocutusofBorg Hoopy frood
LocutusofBorg Hoopy frood L Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 1,256 Sunnydale, CA	Then you'd have to set a variable to the value of $ticks when you send the ctcp ping, and do $calc($ticks - %var) when you get the response.

Re: ping reply calculation #50778 22/09/03 08:27 PM
T theRat
theRat T	you have to send $ticks in ping and calculate with that instead of $ctime

Re: ping reply calculation #50779 22/09/03 08:58 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 397 A ATMA Fjord artisan
ATMA Fjord artisan A Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 397	alias /ping { .ping $$1 \| .set %ping.ticks $ticks } on :PONG: { var %ping.difference = $ticks - %ping.ticks var %ping.final $calc(%ping.difference / 1000) echo -a Ping Reply: %ping.final Sec. unset %ping. } thats what i use really good

Re: ping reply calculation

#50780 22/09/03 10:20 PM

r0ck0

Here's what I use to get server lag

Code:

#getlag on
alias getlag {
  if ($version &lt; 6.0) .raw PING $ticks
  else $iif($1 == -a,scid -at1 .raw PING $!ticks,.raw PING $ticks)
}
on ^*:PONG: {
  if (($1 != $server) || ($2 &gt; $ticks) || ($3)) return
  echo $color(info) -a $+(Lag on $server,:) $calc(($ticks - $2) / 1000) secs
  haltdef
}
#getlag end

then just type /getlag or /getlag -a

Re: ping reply calculation

#50781 22/09/03 11:18 PM

codemastr

Do you people even read the posts? Neither that nor ATMA's has ANYTHING to do with what he asked.

Code:

alias ping {
  .set $+(%,ping.,$1,.,$cid) $ticks
  ctcp $1 PING
}

on *:ctcpreply:ping *:{
  echo -a $form.ctcp_rep($nick, PING, $calc(($ticks - $eval($+(%,ping.,$nick,.,$cid),2))/1000) seconds)
  unset $+(%,ping.,$nick,.,$cid)
  halt
}

That should work correctly.

Re: ping reply calculation #50782 23/09/03 11:06 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,536 state of confusion L landonsandor Hoopy frood
landonsandor Hoopy frood L Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,536 state of confusion	Stupid question - wouldn't people need to have the $form.ctcp_rep alias?? I dont see it anywhere in your post and I KNOW that's not a default of mirc's Those who fail history are doomed to repeat it

Re: ping reply calculation #50783 23/09/03 11:37 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,015 London, UK C Collective Hoopy frood
Collective Hoopy frood C Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,015 London, UK	The original poster used $form.ctcp_rep in his code and since it didn't return null he must have it.

Re: ping reply calculation #50784 23/09/03 11:42 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,536 state of confusion L landonsandor Hoopy frood
landonsandor Hoopy frood L Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,536 state of confusion	1,000,000 cc's of coffee STAT!!! oy, you know I read that and quickly forgot it. I hate when I do crap like that lol Ignore my post Those who fail history are doomed to repeat it

Re: ping reply calculation #50785 23/09/03 05:05 PM
I Iori
Iori I	There isn't a need for the variable... Code: alias ping { .msg $$1 PING $ticks $+ } on :ctcpreply:ping :{ echo -a $form.ctcp_rep($nick,PING,$calc(($ticks - $2)*.001) seconds) halt } :

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