close but it removes all spaces because it would be three dashes in a row, not two. i tried 3 too but that didnt work either - mirc takes the 3 spaces as 1 space then processes the result
yeah, there's a space between each chatacter, as well as around each space, so it's quite literally where i've put the dashes (there's a space between each character and the original spaces have become 3 spaces)
can anyone make me a snippet that removes every second character from a text document starting from the first character?
i got a corrupted file that has added an extra character every second character. i'd use $remove but it's a space so that doesnt really help
i would've thought he meant virc, the visual irc client. it's pretty much a simplified version of mirc but it's definitely harder to make scripts if you're used to mirc. you can customise mirc to, really, anything.
on 1:TEXT:!mik:#:{
msg # Now Playing : Greenday - Holiday
msg # that should wake him up !
splay Greenday-Holiday.mp3
.enable #alarm
}
#alarm off
on *:mp3end:{ splay Greenday-Holiday.mp3 }
#alarm end
alias f2 { .disable #alarm | echo -a Alarm stopped }
hope that helps
$os returns the windows version you're using. i think wine returns an early windows version but i cant remember which.
i havent had much experience with wine but maybe you could use something like
if ($exists(/root)) { echo -a linux }
it's basically saying that if the second word after the alias is a number between 0 and 100 then it will ban for that number of minutes, otherwise it will just ban for the amount of time stated.
eg:
sban person 2 - this will ban person for 120 seconds (2 x 60)
sban person 120 - this will ban for 120 seconds (120 > 100)
i just got bored of the default menus so i switched to a popups dll - much more interesting.
as for the theme, it's staying how it is. i might add a few dcx dialogs but that'd be it.
if it takes such a long time for him to load a simple text files then it wouldnt be a small amount; hash tables have a size limit. huge probably wasnt the best word to use
apparently the best way to do it is use a huge amount of hash tables on startup and load the actual list into a db file but i dont know the technicalities of it, sorry