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i made this simpls code but i got 1 problem

Code:

on *:join:#: {  msg $chan Welcome $nick to Crazy Channel.
}

but when my bot join #Crazy Channel he will Welcome Himself

i want like when Bot join Any Channel this Message Come "Hyper is Back"

And when Any user join Channel then this message Come "Welcome $nick to Crazy Channel"

Can Anyone help me to make this?? And there is Any limit in mIRC Remote Section? cuz i put a big script in it but that script won't work. i put total 1000 line in Remote Section. how to solve this problem?

Code:

on *:join:#: {
 if ($nick != $me) { 
 msg $chan Welcome $nick to Crazy Channel.
 }
}

And i have 1500+ lines in one file of remote, so your problem are somwhere else, not in a limit of remote.

Code:

on me:*:JOIN:#:msg $chan Hyper is Back
on !*:JOIN:#Crazy:msg $chan Welcome $nick to Crazy Channel.

or...

Code:

on *:JOIN:#:{
  if ($nick == $me) msg $chan Hyper is Back
  elseif ($chan == #Crazy) msg $chan Welcome $nick to Crazy Channel.
}

You should use { }.

Code:

on me:*:JOIN:#:{ msg $chan Hyper is Back }
on !*:JOIN:#Crazy:{ msg $chan Welcome $nick to Crazy Channel. }

on *:JOIN:#:{
  if ($nick == $me) { msg $chan Hyper is Back }
  elseif ($chan == #Crazy) { msg $chan Welcome $nick to Crazy Channel. }
}

No you should not. They are completely unnecessary the way you use them. They are only necessary for multi-line scripts.

People told me when i started that i should use them. So i use them. =)

Whoever told you so was a wise one. It's a good habit to use the curly brackets. They help to minimize potential errors from happening.

Yeah, there are things that are sometimes necessary and sometimes not, like {}'s. It saves headaches if you are just in the habit of always using them even when they aren't needed. Otherwise, you have a greater chance of writing a large script and forgetting them when they are needed and then wasting a lot of time debugging the script.

In the end, that's a personal preference and is up to the individual. Personally, I make things multiline most of the time anyhow. It means more lines, but I just think it's easier to read that way. About the only time I do anything that uses {}'s on a single line are error message/validations. Again, it's just a preference and can be done either way.

thx for ur reply guys