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[S3T]

On *:input:#: {

if (/ != $left($1,1)) {

^^ i dont understand that, if someone could help me please

so you can still use

/me ..ect.. without showing "/me" in the theme

 

if ya get me.. lol

[Ozzy10]

it means

if / isnt the first character in the first word then do something that follows the {

[S3T]

On *:input:#: {

if (/ != $left($1,1)) { echo $chan $me : $1-

}

 

say $1-

 

 

where would haltdef go?

Edited June 22, 2007 by S3T

[Guest X-Fusion]

on *:INPUT:*: {
  if (/* iswm $1) return
  else {
    privmsg $target $1-
    var %p $left($nick($chan,$me).pnick,1)
    if (%p isalnum) %p = $chr(160)
    if (#* iswm $target) echo $target [[ $+ %p $+ ]]  $+ $me : $1-
    else echo $target  $+  $me : $1-
    haltdef
  }
}

Haltdef ALWAYS goes at the end of an input or text code. As you can see from mine, it does a few things. It checks to see if the wildcard for / is there, which enables you to do two // for force entering commands into mIRC. It also sets a variable(%p) that checks for the users status (Owner, Host, Voice, Nonvoice) and sets it as a prefix for the actual echo. I find it easier to do that way then to keep doing ifs, elseifs to check for owner/host/etc status.

[S3T]

ahh ty matey

[S3T]

how do you get a channels topic ? is it $topic? or is it a Raw?

 

 

[Guest X-Fusion]

It's raw 332 I believe.

[S3T]

right, and how would i use it ? maybe to ( set %topic )

[Guest X-Fusion]

raw 332:*:{ echo -a The topic of this channel is: $1- }

Now, if $1- doesnt work, try $2-, because I believe the format is channel topic .. which may return #channel this is my topic. So, $2- would return just this is my topic. Hope this helps.

[S3T]

and that would come on when you join a channel ye?