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I have the following script.

on *:KICK:#: if $knick == $me /msg p kick $chan $nick Naughty Naughty | if $knick == $me /msg p invite $chan } { if ($nick == p) { halt } }

P is a channel service bot.

I have P access so all works fine except if they use P to kick me I try and kick P. I don't want that. If they use P I want to halt the script. Ideally it would halt after I was reinvted to the channl. Can anyone help a n00b?

Code:

on *:KICK:#:{
  if $knick == $me {
    if $nick != p { msg p kick $chan $nick Naughty Naughty } 
    msg p invite $chan
  } 
}

Thx I'll try that.

on *:KICK:#:{
var %p p
if ($knick == $me) && ($nick != %p) {
privmsg %p kick $chan $nick Naughty Naughty
}
invite %p
}

why would u waste time setting p to a variable? its a constant unchanging thing? your wasting time in your code

i know but thats the way ive always done things so im not going to change to please you.

ok then ill say this ..... your an idiot who hasnt read the helpfile ... there now uve been judged

i have read the help file and i dont understand it so obviously your going to do things the way youve learnt and also what does it matter to you if im wasting my time when i like doing it that way and also it does still work

One more question: How can you not understand the help file when it is written in simple english?

for example
iswm wildcard string v1 matches string v2

i dont think that is very well explained: e.g for newbies they wont even know what a wildcard is

v = variable so v1 = variable1 ...... pretty simple to understand if u use common sense ......but then again we all arnt super intelligent like urself

you say that im the ignorant 1 but i have said im willing to let all this drop and just post irc if u ask me politely instead of bein a nob about it

This board IS about IRC, you are supposed to post IRC things.
He doesn't have to ask you for anything.

Go post your MSN crap on MSN-related boards.

this board is actually mIRC not IRC so its irc and msn if mirc works with both;\