how to change a nick on a new server connection - 25/01/03 07:53 AM
I am working on a new multiple-server version of my script and i'd like to know if there's a way to change a nick before connecting to a new server window.
my setup is this: i have a script automatically joining more than one network, and i'd like it to change the nick BEFORE it connects, but i don't want it to change the existing network's nickname.
I have two options: create a new server window with the -n switch and change the nickname in that window... problem is that i can't get the $cid of a window that hasn't connected because there is no remote that will trigger until the server has connected (unless i overlooked something)
option two is to change the nickname and alternet nickname in the mirc options window before creating the new connection. problem is i can't find the alias that will change those settings. antoher way to do this is to change the mirc.ini file, but yet again, i find that that file is cached in memory, and i cannot find a function that will force update FROM file. (there are two functions that will save from memory TO file tho...)
If someone could show me someting i'm missing that'd be great.
my setup is this: i have a script automatically joining more than one network, and i'd like it to change the nick BEFORE it connects, but i don't want it to change the existing network's nickname.
I have two options: create a new server window with the -n switch and change the nickname in that window... problem is that i can't get the $cid of a window that hasn't connected because there is no remote that will trigger until the server has connected (unless i overlooked something)
option two is to change the nickname and alternet nickname in the mirc options window before creating the new connection. problem is i can't find the alias that will change those settings. antoher way to do this is to change the mirc.ini file, but yet again, i find that that file is cached in memory, and i cannot find a function that will force update FROM file. (there are two functions that will save from memory TO file tho...)
If someone could show me someting i'm missing that'd be great.