usage of $me and if ? - mIRC Discussion Forums

Ok im pretty new at this, so my question might seem a little retarded...

How do i make an event trigger when someone says my name?

example, for a highlight script of the easiest kind, it would seem obvious to use $me but i can't seem to make it fit

.. here is what i have tryed:

on *:text:$me:#:(events) <-- that didnt work obviously

I figure maybe i need to use - if - and - elseif - .. but unfortunately i don't have any experience in mIRC scripting sooo thats probably where i need help

anyone?

ps. you can laugh at my puny attempt to create an 'if' situation right here:

on *:text:*:#: {
if (*$me* ) { /hlsound }
}
alias hlsound {
/splay sounds/beep.wav
/echo $nick has highlighted you in channel $chan
}

eheh..

Code:

on *:text:*:#: {
if ($me isin $1-) { 
/splay sounds/beep.wav
/echo -a $nick has highlighted you in channel $chan
}
}

/help if-then-else
xD

hm, yeah seems kinda obvious now that you put it there for me =P

dont mock me just because i dont have any scripting skills

Quote:

hm, yeah seems kinda obvious now that you put it there for me =P

dont mock me just because i dont have any scripting skills

it's not a skill thing.. mirc has it's manual.. use it xD

Code:

on *:text:$($+(*,$me,*)):#: {
 splay sounds/beep.wav
 echo -a $nick has highlighted you in channel $chan
}

$+(*,$me,*) to make *DaveC*
$( ) to activate it in the ON TEXT

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ON 1:TEXT:*:#:{ if ($me isin $1-) { /echo -a $timestamp $+ $Nick said your nick on $+ $chan | .timer1 1 2 .splay sounds/beep.wav }
}

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Regards,
Crinul

Dont go hard coding numbers as timer names, thats the worst thing u can do,