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Because it does not work in private?
on 1:INPUT:*: {
if (/ !isin $1) {
IF $me ISOP $chan ECHO -ti15 $chan 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(10-$len($me)))) <@ $+ $me $+ > $1-
IF $me ISHOP $chan ECHO -ti15 $chan 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(10-$len($me)))) <% $+ $me $+ > $1-
IF $me ISVOICE $chan ECHO -ti15 $chan 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(10-$len($me)))) <+ $+ $me $+ > $1-
IF $me ISREG $chan ECHO -ti15 $chan 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(11-$len($me)))) < $+ $me $+ > $1-
.msg $active $1-
halt
}
}
on 1:INPUT:?: {
if (/ !isin $1) {
ECHO -a 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(11-$len($me)))) < $+ $me $+ > $1-
.msg $active $1-
halt
}
}
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Don't have two on Input events, try and determine if the active window is a query and go from there. 
alias isquery {
return $iif($window($1).type == query,$true,$false)
}
on 1:INPUT:*: {
if (/ !isin $1) {
if ($isquery($active)) {
ECHO -a 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(11-$len($me)))) < $+ $me $+ > $1-
}
else {
IF $me ISOP $chan ECHO -ti15 $chan 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(10-$len($me)))) <@ $+ $me $+ > $1-
IF $me ISHOP $chan ECHO -ti15 $chan 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(10-$len($me)))) <% $+ $me $+ > $1-
IF $me ISVOICE $chan ECHO -ti15 $chan 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(10-$len($me)))) <+ $+ $me $+ > $1-
IF $me ISREG $chan ECHO -ti15 $chan 2,9* $+ $str($chr(160),$calc(11-$len($me)))) < $+ $me $+ > $1-
}
.msg $active $1-
halt
}
}
Last edited by SladeKraven; 24/03/08 11:30 PM.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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It doesn't work in private, because the first ON INPUT event uses the wildcard *. This causes the first ON INPUT event to work in all cases. Since you obviously want that for channel usage, change the * to # and the two will work fine.
Alternatively, combining the two into one event, and maintaining the * wildcard, would also require checking if $chan has a value, since it will for channel input, but not for pm input.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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the isquery alias is a little overkill, you can just check if $chan is the target window
- argv[0] on EFnet #mIRC
- "Life is a pointer to an integer without a cast"
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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True, but in some cases it could be useful?
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