mirc server $scid ? - mIRC Discussion Forums

how do i send data to my server connection? i conect to a server by /server -m <server> <port> and it opens a new server connectio in switchbar

like

raw -q $scid or something? is that right?

scid <cid#> echo -s hi

Keep in mind, this is not safe to do.

If you are using this in a remote script, it will double evaluate. For instance, if you have a variable called $no and it returns $me, if you pass it to the //scid, then it'll show your actual nick. So be careful of the data you pass.

A safer way to do this, is to do something like:

Code:

alias passdatato5 {
  ; Changes your command-connection to the $cid "5" 
  scid 5
  ; The following commands are sent to the status window of $cid 5. :p
  echo -s teehee
  echo -s ^^
  ; Resets the command back to your normal server.
  scid -r
}

well when i do /debug @raw i see stuff like this

<- :john!iflsogfjefgh@ial PRIVMSG #torn :hi

how can i send something like that from my scid connection?

i want to send something like:

:pouncer!test@ial PRIVMSG #torn :hello

so it will show on my mIRC channel, but obviously it wont show it in the channel

how do i do it?

Using Rand's alias:

Code:

alias passdatato5 {
  scid <id>
  raw privmsg #torn :hi
  scid -r
}

Should work. Do you mean send a message to the channel whilst not currently on it? If you do you need to unset the channel mode +n which will then allow messages from outside the room.

no not that.

I don't want to send anything to the channel. I want to send it to my server connection id, so that on my channel screen it appears as if i typed something to the channel, only on my channel screen though.

hope you understand what i mean now!

You'll just have to use an /echo

change

Code:

raw privmsg #torn :hi

to

Code:

echo -t #torn $+(<,$me,>) hi

nope i dont think you guys understand me.

sorry, im not sure how else to explain it. i want to send the command to my localhost (mirc client connection) so it will display it in the channel.

You can't pretend to be the irc server, if that is what you are trying to do. mIRC only accepts real server raws.

-genius_at_work