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I can't find my fail in my command. Can you help me?

command

Code:

on *:text:!subs:#:{
  if ($nick == ravelux) {
    var %read $read(subcount.txt,n)
    msg $chan Test: %read
    else {
    msg $nick Nope! }
  }
}

subcount.txt

Code:

One issue I see, is you need to move an } that is after the else, to before it.

Code:

on *:text:!subs:#:{
  if ($nick == ravelux) {
    var %read $read(subcount.txt,n)
    msg $chan Test: %read
  }
  else { msg $nick Nope! }
}

Notice how the if/else line up now? I assume this is the issue you are having, unless you have some other issue?

"(subcount.txt,n)" - N is a letter, not a line number.

I tried it in different ways. I tried it with:
"(subcount.txt,n)"
"(subcount.txt,1)"
"(subcount.txt)"

Nothing worked

Place this on-text on top of your remotes, type in mIRC editbox (IN CHAT) /write -c subcount.txt test
(old subcount.txt will be DELETED).

To clarify:
subcount.txt gets created via a vbs file. So there is just one number in this file.
And this file should get imported into variable %subcounter.

Quote:

If the first line in the file is a number, it must represent the total number of lines in the file. If you specify N = 0, mIRC returns the value of the first line if it is a number.

If the t switch is specified then mIRC will treat the first line in the file as plain text, even if it is a number.

Okay, that t fixed my problem.
I have another problem now.

The command includes now 'run subcount.vbs' but I need to run it twice to get the correct number of the file. I think the processes happen too fast.

If you try run it with a timer?

If I use it with a timer then I get no number from the file so it just say 'We currently have Subscriber' instead of 'We currently have 230 Subscriber'