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nickname based variables #59552 08/11/03 09:05 PM
S shinji
shinji S	Hi, i just try to make a script like a user-warning-system i need to know how i can set a variable like %$nick-war1 example: % is like in mirc :P the beginning of the variable name $nick is the nickname as example 'jonny' the -war1 is for the specification it should look like this: %jonny-war1 is this possible or can u tell me another way how to do it like that? thx for your time

Re: nickname based variables #59553 08/11/03 09:15 PM
Z zfr
zfr Z	like this: set % $+ $nick $+ -war1 = ...

Re: nickname based variables #59554 08/11/03 09:47 PM
S shinji
shinji S	can u help me with that too? Code: menu nicklist { - Warning .Spam:{ inc % $+ $1 $+ -war-spam if (% $+ $1 $+ -war-spam != 3) { /msg $chan 4 $1 this is warning nr. % $+ $1 $+ -war-spam cause SPAM } { /set % $+ $1 $+ -war-spam 0 /msg $chan 4 $+ $1 $+ this was the third warning cause SPAM ---- have fun been banned /ban -k $chan $1 3 } } } after i clicked the menü the mirc does that: Quote: (22:47:06) (@shinji) OverLord this is warning nr. %OverLord-war-spam cause SPAM (22:47:06) (@shinji) OverLord this was the third warning cause SPAM ---- have fun been banned the one i clicked was OverLord

Re: nickname based variables

#59555 08/11/03 10:32 PM

zfr

try this, but i'm not sure because i haven't tested it:

Code:

-
Warning
  .Spam:{
    var %num = % $+ $1 $+ -war-spam
    inc %num
    if (%num &lt; 3) { .msg $chan 4 $1 this is warning nr. %num  cause SPAM }
    else {
    unset % $+ $1 $+ -war-spam
    .msg $chan 4 $+ $1 $+  this was the third warning cause SPAM ---- have fun been banned
    ban -k $chan $1 3
  }
}

Re: nickname based variables #59556 09/11/03 11:58 AM
Q Qw_
Qw_ Q	You see, it won't work. set % $+ $nick $+ -war1 = ... Cause $nick is evaluated AFTER anything else. It looks like: set % zfr-war1 = ... And You get a "zfr-war1 = ..." in variable "%". You nedd doing like this: set % [ $+ [ $nick ] $+ -war1 ] ... Brackets show, that $nick, $+, $+, -war1 need to be evaluated first, and You get "..." in variable "%zfr-war1"

Re: nickname based variables #59557 09/11/03 01:13 PM
S shinji
shinji S	(14:37:09) (@shinji) OverLord this is warning nr. %OverLord-war-spam cause SPAM Last edited by shinji; 09/11/03 01:37 PM.

Re: nickname based variables #59558 09/11/03 01:29 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,125 Q qwerty Hoopy frood
qwerty Hoopy frood Q Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,125	Wrong. I'd advise you to test things and make sure they (don't) work before you try to help others. Try this: Code: //set % $+ $me $+ -test blah \| echo -a % [ $+ [ $me ] $+ -test ] shinji: you can get an idea on how dynamic variables work from the above example. This forum has tons of posts about dynamic variables, use the Search feature to find them. For example, this, which demonstrates the $eval() - or the equivalent $() - way of retrieving the value of dynamic variables. My example above uses evaluation brackets instead. Both work.

Re: qwerty #59559 12/11/03 05:16 PM
Q Qw_
Qw_ Q	Yep... You're quite right. My mistake. But You see, it's not an problem, because it's not causing script to fail. It's just, maybe, harder to understand. But it's right!

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