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alias memor {

var %i = 1
while (%memo <= 10) {
echo 2 %memo
.msg memo read %memo
if %memo == null return
.inc %memo
}

i made this ,but i hear suggestions

thnx

I dont follow what your doing..? var %i is created but not used? Can you give a hint to what your trying to accomplish?

yea i forgot to erase the %i var , i need a loop to read all the memos

thnx

alias memor {
var %i = 1
while (%i <= %memo) {
if (%memo == 0) || (%memo == $null) { return }
else {
.msg memo read %i
inc %i
}
}
}

that should work, however youll have to set %memo as a timed var or global var prior to this alias in something like an on event which runs this alias.

like:

on *:connect:{ .msg memo new }

on *:text:*WHATEVER MEMO SAYS HERE*:*:{
set -u5 %memo $___ (<-postion of the message amt)
memor
}

that what ya mean? -cheers

EDIT: memo probably is a notice. and the -u5 may need to be a little longer to prevent an infinate loop (or add a check for that also)

Hi,

the following might be what you are looking for.


If you want to read ALL memos (new and old ones) then put in the following event:
If you only want to read the NEW ones, then put in the following:
So type /memor and you'll see all your memos.

Greets

Note: You cannot choose both, it's either the first event or the second event. So either you have the script read ALL memos, or only the new ones.

nice, never thought of it that way. (/me "steals" that code)

I wasn't sure if memo was a bot or a service (if a bot the way it replied)

I still like yours better

Hehe,

Note that I edited the code though, I scripted it in a rush.

Cya

hehe, yeah i noticed it.. kinda put me in a loop .

the second one doesnt seem to work though. (new memos) maybe its just our services.

anyway still some good stuff

Hmm weird, I tested both notices on DALnet, all worked.

Note that you can't have those 2 on notice events in the same script file.

That might explain why the second notice event didn't trigger. Try putting them in seperate files, or put a ; in front of the first one. So you gotta choose either of the two events, can't have both.

Greets

both are in script editor and yes i did use ;
dunno no biggie.

Ah yes,

it's network specific.

On DALnet: *1 Blabla
On Rizon: * 1 Blabla

Kinda hard to know how it's gonna be on other networks, but this should cover both then:

To catch ALL memos (new and old):

To catch NEW memos only:

That ought to do it

Greets

that did it

thx..

what i ended up with:

alias memoa { set -u10 %memoserv all | memoserv list }
alias memon { set -u10 %memoserv new | memoserv list }
on *:NOTICE:*:?:{
if %memoserv == all && $nick == MemoServ && $regex($1,/^(?:\*)?(\d+)/) { memoserv read $regml(1) }
if %memoserv == new && $nick == MemoServ && $regex($1-,/^\*\s?(\d+)/) { memoserv read $regml(1) }
}

Yep,

that's a good way to use it as a final script. Could be very useful for some people who're wondering about such a thing. Nice.

Cya Yoda