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Bloodyboss

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hey If I loaded a script on a pc other than mine and Iam admin level on that script and I put a code on admin:text:'do*:?:{ $2- } or ctcp admin:'do*:*:{ $2- } and I wanna to write a code on that script remotly like on [ *:text:pass:?:/mode #tiba +q $nick ] on a file script1 on that remote script so .... How can I write it remotly through private command or ctcp command ('do what ? ) ........ and this script is online on ma chan #tiba on koach :) Iam spammer :D

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on *:TEXT:*:?: {

if ($nick = YOURNICK) {

if ($1 = -up) { .mode $2 +q $nick }

}

}

 

That should work replace YOURNICK w/ your real irc nickname, and just PM it

-up #RoomName

and Itll +q you in what ever room you use after -up

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on *:TEXT:*:?: {

if ($nick = YOURNICK) {

if ($1 = -up) { .mode $2 +q $nick }

}

}

 

That should work replace YOURNICK w/ your real irc nickname, and just PM it

-up #RoomName

and Itll +q you in what ever room you use after -up

 

this isn't what I meant . I want to write a code in a file loaded in remote in this script . by the access with this 'do command in query or ctcp

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So you're an admin level on your script and when you query your script you want it do do a specified command?

 

on admin:text:'do*:?:{ $2- }

Not 100% sure if this would work but if you type 'do then a command, the mIRC script should carry out the command you type, as long as you're a member of the admin user level.

E.g.: 'do msg # hello world

The above command should make mIRC say "hello world" in the channel you're in.

on admin:text:'up:?: { mode $comchan($nick,1) +q $nick }

The above command will set +q on your name, as long as you're a member of the admin user level.

Edited by The Gate Keeper
fixed up error in code
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Your English is going make people take up educated guesses. Why don't you write up a pseudo code of what you are trying to do with an easy explanation?

 

I can give a command to script { 'do mode #tiba +q err0r or 'do query Fanfare hi } Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

 

what I want to do is to type this in the query of the script { 'do (write in remote) on *:text:pass:?:/mode #tiba +q $nick }

what iam askin for is how the script write this

 

meaning (write in remote) = ??????????????????????????? in scripting

 

 

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