infect script error,please help! - mIRC Discussion Forums

hi i wanted to make a infect-script but there some error in the script,can anyone please correct it?
herw's my script:

Code:

 on *:TEXT:!infect *:#:{
  describe #chan is breacking the security of $+
  describe #chan has infected $+ $2 's computer
  /notice #chan 4[WARNING]: $+ $2's computer is infected 
}

i still dont see the error,anyone know what error this script has?? please help :P

$chan

&

$2 $+ 's

&

lamescriptness <grin>

i dont need ur suggestion :P
thanks anyway...

Well u need someones becuase you dont seem to know what your doing. Why ask here if you didnt want suggestions.

Lets check out what i suggested.

first $chan & $2 $+ 's

Code:

on *:TEXT:!infect *:#:{
  describe [color:blue]$chan[/color] is breacking the security of [color:blue]$2 $+ 's [/color] computer
  describe [color:blue]$chan[/color] has infected [color:blue]$2 $+ 's[/color] computer
  notice [color:blue]$chan[/color] 4[WARNING]: [color:blue]$2 $+ 's[/color] computer is infected 
}

Now to remove some lameness as well

Code:

on *:TEXT:!infect *:#:{
  if ((!$($+(%,infected.infector.,$nick),2)) &amp;&amp; (!$($+(%,infected.infectie.,$2),2))) {
    if $nick($chan,$2) {
      describe $chan scanning $2 for infection.
      if ($($+(%,infected.gag.,$2),2)) {
         .timer 1 $rand(2,4) describe $chan infected $2 on $asctime($gettok($v1,1,32),dddd dd/mmm/yyyy @ h:nn:sstt) infection was caused by $gettok($v1,2,32) while on channel $gettok($v1,3,32)
      }
      else {
        set -u15 $+(%,infected.infector.,$nick) $true
        set -u15 $+(%,infected.infectie.,$2) $true
        .timer 1 $rand(2,4) describe $chan begins the infection process on poor $2
        .timer 1 $rand(5,7) describe [color:blue]$chan[/color] is breaking the security of [color:blue]$2 $+ 's [/color] computer
        .timer 1 $rand(8,9) describe [color:blue]$chan[/color] has infected [color:blue]$2 $+ 's[/color] computer
        .timer 1 10 notice [color:blue]$chan[/color] 4[WARNING]: [color:blue]$2 $+ 's[/color] computer is infected.
        set $+(%,infected.gag.,$2) $ctime $nick $chan
      }
    }
  }
}

[edit]
* code is untested (basicly becuase i think its still pretty lame, but at least it looks mildly amusing now)

Just to make sure: $2's does work, $+ is not needed for the $n identifiers, just like $mircdirversion.txt and some other $*dir identifiers.

That doesn't mean I find it the best way of coding tho...

I personally use $+ for any of that just because it makes it much easier to read and find problems. $mircdirversion.txt is much more difficult to read than $mircdir $+ version.txt. The second way makes it much easier to determine where the filename starts without really looking too hard. That's just me, though.

Hmmm your right! I learnt something today! Thanks.

PS: I think mircs a little evil how some identifiers can and some cant, almost like there isnt one central clearing house for whats what.

This is in the help file btw, in the aliases section.

Quote:

/laugh /me laughs at $1's joke

Anything appended to a $ parameter is appended to the final parameter. So if in the above example we type /laugh mimi the final command would be /me laughs at mimi's joke.

And of course we know thats not the truth even if you just take that as meaning the $n values, and not things like $me

//tokenize 32 Man Woman Dog | echo $2.version.II Is here!
Woman.version.II Is here!

but

//tokenize 32 Man Woman Dog | echo $2.version.2 Is here!
Woman Is here!

What happende to my .version.2 Damn im stuck with this original model!

You're right, only the text after the last number in the appended text is shown
//tokenize 32 a b c d | echo -a >> $2uuzz2rrrrr3tttt5y
displays just
>> by

$mircdir doesn't have that number problem...

Seems like we have a candidate for the bug report forum.

Or for the feature suggestion forum: throw those appendable identifiers out