Text identifier - mIRC Discussion Forums

Hello!
I'm a n00b at this scripting stuff but I one a few things already, I was just woundering where the hell is the text identifier for the text someone just typed in (not me, but someone else)?

(btw, I'm not talking about the "on TEXT" event neither.....)

Thankew

Remote identifiers.
$0 : Returns the number of space-delimited tokens in the $1- line
$1 : Returns the first word in a line
$2 : Rertuns the second
$3 : Third word
$1- : Returns the whole line
$2- : Returns the whole line after the second word.
/help $1-

heh, I knew you were gonna say that.

What I meant was, let's say I got an "on *:TEXT:hello*" in my remote scripts, mkay? Now when that event triggers I want to be able to take the text of the guy who typed, kinda like $nick....comprende?

Thanks again!

The only thing I can think of is;

Code:

on *:TEXT:hello*:#: { echo -a $nick said: $1- | halt }

Edited as code stretched the page..

sladecraven beat me to it

Pheonix dude you kind of spelt my nick wrong again.

Edited: Made a word italic to stress a point.

i edited fast

Bummer, so there's no way to grab that text eh? That sux.

Anyways, just curious, what does the "halt" do at the end of the coding?... I checked the helpfile but I still don't get it... o_O

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
//echo -a $nick said: $1-
}
but sladecraven already said it :tongue:
edit: got it right this time

The /halt command halts a script and stops any further processing.
/help /halt

yeh yeh yeh :tongue:

Well I meant so that I can put it in a variable or something to work on it (change it or take a part of it) to form my automatic reply... there must be a way since I see some bots do it often...

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
.set %text $1-
}

not my text!!! the other dude's text into a variable!!!!!

that is his text :\

We just told you how to get the text.

Code:

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
.raw privmsg $me $nick said: $1- in $chr(3) $+ 12 $+ $chan $+ . 
}

That gets the text from a channel you're in. Private messages yourself what someone has said. For example.
(09:52) <Synthet|c> SladeKraven said: Hello in #Infinite-Darkness.

oh........ uh....... I knew dat!

Ok good, thanks a bunch.

np

note: if you wanted your text in a variable you use:
on *:INPUT:#:{
.set %text $1-
}

Your text would be:

Code:

on *:INPUT:#: {
  set %msg $1-
}

The users text would be:

Code:

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
 set %msg $1-
}

/help on TEXT
/help on INPUT