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Im trying to get a tokenized version of $chan($chan).mode but all i get is the spaced version ie: +mnrstlk 1337 leetstuff... I havent been able to separtate it by commas like id like or anything for that matter. Any ideas?

What?

he wants a tokenized version of the modes, like
untokenized +mn
tokenized $1 = +, $2 = m, $3 = n << example
but that cant be done without seperateing the modes 1st coz ya cant tokenize +mn
i think thats what he wants he wants anyway

I thought he meant;
+mn $+ , 1337, leetstuff.

Umm well thats not tokens, and he specifically mentioned commas so I doubt thats what he meant.

i know but he also mentioned tokenize...

ya i was thinking like +mnrstlk,1337,leetstuff

Well I don't know why the way $chan($chan).mode returns it is not good enough, but just use $replace:

$replace($chan($chan).mode,$chr(32),$chr(44))

Thanks heh. I didnt know the $chr for space

Well thats why you need to be like the cool people and have the ASCII table memorized!

or you can type //echo -a $asc(alt+0160)

Thats a bad way to do it. You assume everyone uses fixedsys. Thats not the case. Only ASCII characters from 0 through 127 have standard representations. Any character above 127 is an implementation specific character so you can not be guaranteed that it is a space-like character. And btw, why would you type $asc(alt+0160)? If you knew to type alt+0160, then you already know the number of the character, 160.

cos i didnt know that had anything to do with asci i thought that was just the key for that character =\

Ive been trying to find a table for some time. heh you have a link?

start menu > run > charmap

the only problem ive had with that, is it doesnt show the number:/

www.asciitable.com

weeee thanks

Charmap does show the number, on the bottom left U+00<number> Though it is in Hex, you can use calc to convert if your not farmiliar. Do view>>scientific, then click the "hex" radio on the left, type the value, then click decimal. >:D

I think it only shows that in XP and possibly 2k. I don't recall seeing that in 9x.

Give, me a sec *boots up old 98se post* i'll tell you in a sec >:D

I'd check on my WinME machine but apparently MS decided charmap shouldn't be included by default with WinME

Well, your kinda right. In 98se it shows the keystroke (if listed on the keyboard) and if its not, then shows ascii. If you really want a one for mirc though, I posted one about a coule weeks back that ppl seemed to enjoy.

Code:


/asciitable {
  /window @ascii
  /aline $color(info) @ascii Ascii: $chr(9) Value:
  /aline $color(info) @ascii $str(-, 25)
  /set -u0 %ascii 0
  while (%ascii &lt;= 255) {
    /unset %info
    if (%ascii == 0) /set -u0 %info $+($,NULL)
    else if (%ascii == 2) /set -u0 %info BOLD (Ctrl+B)
    else if (%ascii == 3) /set -u0 %info 12C4OL8OR (Ctrl+K)
    else if (%ascii == 13) /set -u0 %info Enter/Return
    else if (%ascii == 15) /set -u0 %info PLAIN (Ctrl+O)
    else if (%ascii == 22) /set -u0 %info REVERSE (Ctrl+R)
    else if (%ascii == 27) /set -u0 %info Escape
    else if (%ascii == 31) /set -u0 %info UNDERLINE (Ctrl+U)
    else if (%ascii == 32) /set -u0 %info (Space)
    else if (%ascii == 160) /set -u0 %info (Hard Space)
    /aline $color(info) @ascii %ascii $chr(9) $+($chr(%ascii),) $chr(9) %info
    /inc -u0 %ascii
  }
  /aline $color(info) @ascii $str(-, 25)
  /aline $color(info) @ascii Ascii: $chr(9) Value:  
}