I'll show the syntax errors in your code first:
on 1:Text:!listmoves:*: {
var %topics = $ini(Bot_Stats\Moves.stats,0)
var %use = 0
while (%use != %topics) {
inc %use
[color:red]%[/color]var %userline = $ini[color:green]([/color]Bot_Stats\Moves.stats,%use[color:red])[/color],effect[color:green])[/color]
notice $nick 4 $ini(Bot_Stats\Moves.stats,%use) $+ :12 %userline [color:red]}[/color]
unset %userline
}
1.
%var instead of var:
Instead of using the command var, it will try to execute whatever is in the variable %var (nothing in this case). Since %userline is also empty, "=" becomes the command for this line. Hence the "= Unknown command" error.
2. On the same line you have an excess
)3. Not a syntax error, but if you put the
} on the next line, your code is indented properly (everything inside the while loop starts at the same position). It makes it more readable.
If you change these errors, your script "works". That is, it executes without errors, but it still doesn't give you the output you want. You'll get:
Punch:
2Kick:
2$ini() only gives you the name of a section/item if you provide it a number (position), or the position of a section/item if you give it a name. That's where the
2 comes from, "effect" is the 2nd item in each section.
To read the values you need $readini().
Here is some sample code that does what you want:
on 1:Text:!listmoves:*: {
var %topics = $ini(Moves.stats,0)
var %use = 1
var %section, %userline, %avail
while (%use <= %topics) {
[color:green]; get the name of the section on position "%use" (kick, punch, ...)[/color]
%section = $ini(Moves.stats,%use)
[color:green]; read Yes/No for "available"[/color]
%avail = $readini(Moves.stats,np,%section,available)
if (%avail == Yes) {
[color:green]; read the value for "effect"[/color]
%userline = $readini(Moves.stats,np,%section,effect)
notice $nick %section $+ : %userline
}
inc %use
}
}
Hope this helps.
with another problem, probably not that major.