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How do you get with a popup:

[N][A][M][E]

Popup:

Fun Stuff
.[N][A][M][E]:/say "That thing/code"

!?!?

Have you tried using $chr(91) & $chr(93) ?

$+($chr(91),N,$chr(93),$chr(91),A,$chr(93),$chr(91),M,$chr(93),$chr(91),E,$chr(93))

Simpler yet, just enter it exactly the same way you did here.

lol didn't even check to see. Yup, test an dworks.

menu menubar {
name
.[N][A][M][E]:/echo -a name
}

I'm not sure what you want exactly but could be this:

Code:

menu nicklist {
[N][A][M][E]:var %a | msg $active $null($regsub($$1,/(\S)/g,[\1],%a)) %a
}

Okay, it works, but how do i do it with colors?

=>

.:14:04:. <CDuck> [M][a][n][U][u][_][W][o][U][s][J][u][H]

<=

(now i need colors xD)

Nvm, got it already:

Code:

menu nicklist {
  [N][A][M][E]:var %a | msg $active $null($regsub($$1,/(\S)/g,14[1\114],%a)) %a
}

Erm, and:

* <CDuck> [H][E][L][L][O] [!][!]

To get your own text?

Code:

ON *:INPUT:*:{
  var %a | msg $active $null($regsub($1-,/(\S)/g,14[1\114],%a)) %a
}

that works, but it's double:

Php Code:


(17:57) <Duck_Power> [t][e][s][t]
(17:57) <Duck_Power> test

ON ^1:INPUT:*:{
var %a | msg $active $null($regsub($1-,/(\S)/g,14[1\114],%a)) %a | halt
}

Cya!.-

That ^1 was not good, it was *,

How do you msg a Window?

msg @Talker <txt> ???? (coz that doesnt work)

(then i see: * /msg: invalid window (line 12, popups.ini) )

Code:

echo @Talker <txt>

Cya!.-

Code:

ON ^1:INPUT:*:{
   if $1- == Lol {
  $replace($1-,Laughing Out Loud!)
 }
}

hmz.. ;x replace Lol = Laughing out loud!

*Is stupid*

Don't use $1- == Lol.
Use: Lol isin $strip($1-)
The operator == only compare 1 word.

Cya!.-

/help $replace

$replace($1-,lol,Laughing Out Loud)

Also, you aren't specifying what you want to happen with that. You should have it look like this:

Code:

on *:input:*: {
  if ($left($1,1) == / || $ctrlenter) { return }
  if (lol isin $strip($1-)) {
    msg $target $replace($1-,lol,Laughing Out Loud)
    halt
  }
}

Originally Posted By: HuMoR

ON ^1:INPUT:*:{
var %a | msg $active $null($regsub($1-,/(\S)/g,14[1\114],%a)) %a | halt
}

You don't need ^ on an on INPUT event.

I could use

Code:

ON *:INPUT:*:{
   if $1- == Lol {
  msg $chan Laughing Out Load!
 .halt
 }
}

Too

:P But thanks

True, though there's a reason for what I gave you.

Also, there's no reason to silence (.) a halt command.