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msg sux #72963 27/02/04 08:37 PM
B bunar
bunar B	on /msg something i got this: (21:34) -> something my sentence can some1 do some lil script that will remove this stupid echo crap so i dont see it when i do /msg something blabla

Re: msg sux #72964 27/02/04 08:42 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	/[color:red].msg something blabla[/color] The . makes it hide the command's output. It works on other commands too, such as /timer.

Re: msg sux #72965 27/02/04 08:42 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 2,884 Norwich, UK S starbucks_mafia Hoopy frood
starbucks_mafia Hoopy frood S Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 2,884 Norwich, UK	/.msg something blabla Wasn't worth getting worked up over now was it?

Re: msg sux #72966 27/02/04 08:44 PM
B bunar
bunar B	i do not understand your question, expand it more Last edited by bunar; 27/02/04 08:46 PM.

Re: msg sux #72967 27/02/04 08:48 PM
B bunar
bunar B	add i put that in aliases as: /msg /.msg $1- but i have also /mcs /msg chanserv $1- and /msg blabla is good (no echo) but on /mcs help nothing happens and i got this error: /msg: insufficient parameters (line where /.msg command is) help needed Last edited by bunar; 27/02/04 08:54 PM.

Re: msg sux #72968 27/02/04 09:40 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 2,884 Norwich, UK S starbucks_mafia Hoopy frood
starbucks_mafia Hoopy frood S Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 2,884 Norwich, UK	Never mind. It was a rhetorical question anyway. About your other problem, I'm afraid it must be a bug somewhere else in your script because using the two aliases you've given worked fine for me.

Re: msg sux #72969 27/02/04 09:54 PM
B bunar
bunar B	i dont use script while testing new things, and this in aliases is clean, no script attached...

Re: msg sux #72970 27/02/04 10:02 PM
D DaveC
DaveC D	let us see the actual alias lines, rather than just saying what there like. (ok they might be close but you placed text in front of one, which means you likely just typed it out here agian, rather than copied them in here directly)

Re: msg sux #72971 27/02/04 11:26 PM
B bunar
bunar B	all i got: /hop { .part # \| /.timer 1 2 /join # } /umode /mode $me $1- /cmode /mode $chan $1- /invite /!invite $1- $chan /msg /.msg $1- /cs /ChanServ $1- /ns /NickServ $1- /ms /MemoServ $1- /os /OperServ $1- /as /AdminServ $1- /hs /HelpServ $1- /mcs /msg ChanServ $1- /mns /msg NickServ $1- /mms /msg MemoServ $1- /mos /msg OperServ $1- /mas /msg AdminServ $1- /mhs /msg HelpServ $1-

Re: msg sux #72972 28/02/04 07:33 AM
D DaveC
DaveC D	I just pasted that lot into an empty mirc then did these two commands... /mcs * /msg: insufficient parameters (line 5, aliases1.mrc) /mcs help [19:31] -ChanServ- ChanServ allows you to register and control various [19:31] -ChanServ- aspects of channels. ChanServ can often prevent etc etc

Re: msg sux #72973 28/02/04 08:11 AM
I icer5k
icer5k I	/msg /.msg $1- ^ that should be: /msg /.msg $$1-

Re: msg sux #72974 28/02/04 03:58 PM
B bunar
bunar B	by some weird force it works now normally :0

Re: msg sux #72975 29/02/04 12:27 AM
D DaveC
DaveC D	Why should it be that? its not going to correct what was happening to him, just make it harder to track down. The native effect of doing a "/.msg chanserv" is "* /msg: insufficient parameters" I would expect this as the error "* /msg: insufficient parameters (line 5, aliases1.mrc)" and the script to halt, allowing the user to diagnose why he caused it, rather than it carry on and leave him wondering why the service is not responding.

Re: msg sux #72976 01/03/04 01:29 PM
T TonyTheTiger
TonyTheTiger T	You may want to use this so you can see it when you want to. Code: alias msg { if (($1 ischan) \|\| ($query($1))) $iif($show,msg,.msg) $$1- else .msg $$1- } Edit: oops Last edited by TonyTheTiger; 01/03/04 02:43 PM.

Re: msg sux #72977 01/03/04 03:04 PM
B bunar
bunar B	what does this code do? se nothing as improved... itz same as /msg /.msg $1- in aliases... explain pls

Re: msg sux #72978 01/03/04 06:22 PM
T TonyTheTiger
TonyTheTiger T	It's pretty much the same but doesn't hide the output if you msg a channel or open query window unless you actually use .msg .. just using alias msg .msg $1- if you were to msg a channel you're on using the msg command .. you would not see the output in the channel .. same with query. use it or not, your choice .. it was just my contribution to your problem is all Last edited by TonyTheTiger; 01/03/04 06:24 PM.

Re: msg sux #72979 01/03/04 11:20 PM
B bunar
bunar B	i thank you for your contribution

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