// #scripters — 2008-02-23
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12:31:28 <echelon> what script should i write today
12:32:16 <echelon> is it possible to get my script to interact with other programs?
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13:56:17 <echelon> hello
13:56:24 <echelon> i can call programs with /run
13:57:09 <echelon> but how can i direct a file in
13:57:16 <echelon> sort < infile > outfile
13:57:23 <echelon> how could i issue that via mirc?
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15:54:35 <echelon> how can i tell how many arguments were supplied?
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20:52:40 <echelon> ---------------
20:52:40 <echelon> echelog
20:52:40 <echelon> echelon
20:52:40 <echelon> echelon3
20:52:43 <echelon> ---------------
20:52:45 <echelon> echelog
20:52:47 <echelon> echello
20:52:48 <echelon> ec-
20:52:51 <echelon> EB
20:52:52 <echelon> eax`|off
20:52:55 <echelon> echelon
20:52:56 <echelon> echelon3
20:52:59 <echelon> echelon3-
20:53:00 <echelon> echo
20:53:02 <echelon> ecker
20:53:04 <echelon> eco
20:53:06 <echelon> ---------------
20:54:11 <echelon> ---------------
20:54:11 <echelon> eax`|off
20:54:11 <echelon> EB
20:54:11 <echelon> ec-
20:54:11 <echelon> echello
20:54:11 <echelon> echelog
20:54:12 <echelon> echelon
20:54:15 <echelon> echelon3
20:54:16 <echelon> echelon3-
20:54:19 <echelon> echo
20:54:20 <echelon> ecker
20:54:23 <echelon> eco
20:54:24 <echelon> ---------------
20:55:37 Mode: (by stefan) +ooooo Carson damian LongGone schnoodles Timegrinder
20:55:39 <stefan> fire at will
20:56:01 <echelon> ?
21:03:20 <echelon> Name not found.
21:14:45 Kick: echelon was kicked by Timegrinder (To comment out scripting, use the semicolon (;))
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21:14:56 <echelon> ?
21:14:59 <echelon> why would you do that
21:15:00 <echelon> seriously
21:15:12 <Timegrinder> Because you're flooding the channel with useless shit?
21:15:18 <Timegrinder> and because I felt like being helpful
21:16:52 <echelon> ok
21:17:06 <echelon> so i have an on TEXT event
21:17:13 <echelon> that captures the wildcard *echelon*
21:17:33 <echelon> then when i write another on TEXT event, it looks for the wildcard !closeNames*
21:17:40 <echelon> but when someone types !closeNames echelon
21:17:46 <echelon> it doesnt trigger this second one, only the first
21:17:49 <echelon> how can i make it trigger both ?
21:18:26 <Timegrinder> You need to put them in the same event
21:18:37 <echelon> ?
21:19:14 <echelon> that means if i have an on *:TEXT:#: {} in the beginning of my remotes, no other on TEXT will work ?
21:19:50 <Timegrinder> on texts will trigger the first one in the code that matches the text
21:20:03 <Timegrinder> so in this instance you have two, both matching *echelon*
21:20:07 <Timegrinder> in some way
21:20:09 <Timegrinder> but it'll only trigger the first
21:20:29 <stefan> they'll all trigger, but if you use halt in the first one, guess what, it'll halt
21:20:59 <Timegrinder> Or I could be completely wrong
21:21:37 <echelon> they'll all trigger?
21:21:39 <echelon> hmm
21:21:45 <Timegrinder> do you have halts in them?
21:21:47 <echelon> no
21:21:52 <echelon> ill show you what i mean
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21:22:05 <echello> !closeNames stefan
21:22:06 <echelon> ---------------
21:22:06 <echelon> stef
21:22:06 <echelon> stefan
21:22:06 <echelon> stepp
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21:22:14 <echello> !closeNames echelon
21:22:20 <echelon> does nothing
21:22:34 <Inzpector> anyone no wher ei can get a good flood protection script? one thta kicks and bans swearing? or reapeting?
21:22:45 <echelon> i have: on *:TEXT:*echelon*:#: {
21:22:49 <echelon> then: on *:TEXT:!closeNames*:#: {
21:22:51 <Inzpector> ?
21:22:58 <Timegrinder> what's the response after the trigger?
21:23:10 <echelon> what do you mean?
21:23:21 <Timegrinder> ...try pasting the entire line instead of just the trigger
21:23:24 <Inzpector> anyone no where i can get a good flood protection script? one thta kicks and bans swearing? or reapeting?
21:23:36 <Bozza> Inzpector: http://www.mircscripts.org
21:24:18 <echelon> the entire line ?
21:24:37 <Inzpector> i will visit the site.
21:25:17 <echelon> right after the event trigger, i have a simple echo, it echoed when i did stefan, but not echelon
21:25:29 <echelon> indicating the trigger didnt work
21:25:51 <Timegrinder> Oh dear... LORD HOW CAN YOU BE SO DUMB?
21:26:29 <Inzpector> i am at the site but it doesnt tell me if its a protection script
21:26:35 <Inzpector> just comments.
21:26:38 <Inzpector> and the name.
21:26:58 <echelon> can anyone help me?
21:27:04 <Inzpector> lol.
21:28:45 <echelon> how can i have an event trigger when someone says my name?
21:28:59 <echelon> is it possibly to do on *:TEXT:$me:#: {
21:29:02 <echelon> ?
21:31:29 <echelon> hmm ;o
21:31:34 <Inzpector> i am at the site but it doesnt tell me if its a protection script
21:32:26 <echello> !closeNames echelon
21:32:28 <echelon> ---------------
21:32:28 <echelon> echelog
21:32:28 <echelon> echelon
21:32:28 <echelon> echelon3
21:32:54 <echelon> ill just move my echelon trigger below for now
21:32:57 <Bozza> Inzpector: Theres a script call CPS Its a complete protection script
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21:37:46 <Inzpector> i cant find it
21:37:51 <Inzpector> i type cps
21:38:47 <echelon> Neither
21:42:20 <Inzpector> i have downloaded the script but in the folde theres not mirc icon wher ei can open it, it just has read me and url and pp thats all.
21:42:25 <Inzpector> how do i open it?
21:43:31 <Inzpector> it just has read me and al lthat
22:15:22 <Inzpector> ?
22:15:24 <Inzpector> it just has read me and al lthat
22:28:11 <echelon> no idea
22:28:53 <Bozza> Inzpector: It's a script, you load it into your current mIRC client
22:31:26 <Inzpector> how?
22:31:51 <Bozza> Theres a reason readme's are included in these things... read it :)
22:34:54 <damian> i thought they were just for nerdlucks who like to read :/
22:36:17 <echelon> NERDLUCK ?
22:37:07 <damian> yes, nerdluck.
22:37:25 <echelon> whats that?
22:38:38 <damian> you.
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