Line count - mIRC Discussion Forums

Ive been trying to get an accurate line counter to work. For some reason however, it only works for the active channel. Any problems you see... Im completely stumped.

Code:

on 1:INPUT:#: { 
  if ($readini(hindsettings.ini,Sett. $+ $gettok($server, 2, 46),$chan $+ . $+ lcount) != $null) {
    writeini -n hindsettings.ini Sett. $+ $gettok($server, 2, 46) $chan $+ . $+ lcount $calc($readini(hindsettings.ini,Sett. $+ $gettok($server, 2, 46),$chan $+ . $+ lcount) + 1)
  }
  else {
    writeini -n hindsettings.ini Sett. $+ $gettok($server, 2, 46) $chan $+ . $+ lcount  1
  }
}
on 1:Text:*:#: {
  if ($readini(hindsettings.ini,Sett. $+ $gettok($server, 2, 46),$chan $+ . $+ tcount) != $null) {
    writeini -n hindsettings.ini Sett. $+ $gettok($server, 2, 46) $chan $+ . $+ tcount $calc($readini(hindsettings.ini,Sett. $+ $gettok($server, 2, 46),$chan $+ . $+ lcount) + 1)
  }
  else {
    writeini -n hindsettings.ini Sett. $+ $gettok($server, 2, 46) $chan $+ . $+ tcount  1
  }
}

heh does anyone know

Code:

on 1:INPUT:#: { 
  incini hindsettings.ini $+(Sett.,$gettok($server, 2, 46)) $+($chan,.lcount)
}

on 1:Text:*:#: {
  incini hindsettings.ini $+(Sett.,$gettok($server, 2, 46)) $+($chan,.lcount)
}

alias incini {
  var %file = $+(",$deltok($deltok($1-,-1,32),-1,32),")
  var %section = $gettok($1-,-2,32)
  var %item = $gettok($1,-1,32)
  if ( $ini(%file,%section,%item) ) { 
    writeini -n %file %section %item $calc($readini(%file,%section,%item) + 1)
  }
  else {
    writeini -n %file %section %item 1
  }
}

But I'd still prefer hashtables over the .ini solution...

Yea, as theRat said, hash tables would do the job a lot better. They're more efficient, and you can make use of /hinc.