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Session Start: Thu Jan 10 00:00:00 2008
Session Ident: #mirc
[00:59] <Co_manis> halo
[01:49] <ulfa_17> hiiiii
[02:12] <stickynug> if i pay for mirc, how many computer can i use it on
[02:15] <Kollektiv> On as many as you like
[02:16] <stickynug> i see
[02:16] <Kollektiv> Registration is per-user
[02:16] <stickynug> what kind of protection does it use? serial?
[02:16] <Kollektiv> Yes
[02:25] * Kniht` is now known as Kniht
[03:30] <makrus> malaysia
[03:35] <rickcp> hmm
[03:37] <rickcp> makrus: you can find IRC channel lists at www.irchelp.org/chanlist or http:/
[04:34] <ratty> how to get xbins
[04:35] <ratty> #xbins
[04:35] <rickcp> go there
[05:28] <krysta> hi
[05:28] <rickcp> hi
[05:29] <rickcp> krysta: ask your mIRC related question in the channel, in english...if anyon
[07:54] * dev_ is now known as de_v
[07:58] * _HM2K is now known as HM2K
[08:42] <Shader11> cus hosi...nedá nekdo fifu?
[08:42] <jackal^> english
[10:11] <WebWork> whats the mirc scripting chan
[10:11] <jackal^> this
[10:11] <Kollektiv> This is one
[10:12] <HM2K> i didn't know f*ck could be subsituted for "mirc scripting chan"
[10:24] * Lessy is now known as Bekar
[10:39] <Phil1991> on-duty
[10:41] <rickcp> Phil1991: you need something?
[10:41] <Phil1991> phil1991: what?
[11:49] * Mentality bored
[11:49] * Bekar hot
[11:49] <Bekar> 'n it isn't even 7 bloodey am
[11:51] * Mentality needs to live in your country
[11:51] <Mentality> I can't even remember the last hot day we had
[11:52] <Bekar> how do you cope with 40c+ temperatures?
[11:52] <Mentality> cold drinks
[11:52] <Mentality> swimming pools
[11:52] <Bekar> heh.. a cool change and 40..
[11:53] <Mentality> paradise.
[11:53] <Mentality> it's better than dealing with wind, rain and 3C.
[11:54] <Bekar> ..
[12:01] <Sais> It's been warm today....relatively.
[12:01] <argv[0]> its been warm this week
[12:01] <WebWork> if ( in the channel to join the game. Game will start in 30 seconds isin
[12:01] <WebWork> why isnt that working
[12:01] <argv[0]> above zero in a month where its supposed to be -10
[12:02] <argv[0]> WebWork how do you know that if statement is triggering?
[12:02] <WebWork> i just had it at echo
[12:02] <WebWork> wit out the if statement
[12:02] <WebWork> i did this before
[12:02] <WebWork> but i dont remember what i did wrong
[12:03] <argv[0]> try $strip($1-)
[12:04] <WebWork> ?
[12:05] <WebWork> aight
[12:11] <WebWork> still nothing
[12:11] <WebWork> dont i have to put $1 in a var?
[12:13] <argv[0]> no..
[12:13] <argv[0]> are you sure that text is in $1- ?
[12:20] <WebWork> this is the txt
[12:20] <WebWork> WebWork wants to play Uno! Type join in the channel to join the game. Game
[12:20] <WebWork> The current game has been ENDED by uno
[12:20] <WebWork> ohh wait
[12:30] <WebWork> how do i copy text and keep the color codes?
[12:31] <rickcp> hold down ctrl as you copy
[12:32] <WebWork> besides using the color codes
[12:32] <WebWork> is their a better way to work with colors?
[12:33] <rickcp> all you have is color codes
[12:34] <WebWork> [ 9 ][ 1 ][ 9 ][ 8 ][ 4 ][ DT ][ R ][ 1 ]
[12:34] <rickcp> $chr(3) n is the only other way
[12:34] <WebWork> i want to read the # and color of each of those numbers
[12:34] <WebWork> what should i be using to parse read the color and then read the number
[12:34] <Bekar> hold ctrl and highlight. it should copy the color codes too..
[12:34] <WebWork> yeh i do
[12:34] <WebWork> but im saying
[12:35] <WebWork> im going to set variables to represent everyone of those cards.
[12:35] <Bekar> uno, eh?
[12:36] <WebWork> yes sir
[12:37] <WebWork> i just need to know what to look up to aproch it
[12:37] <Bekar> so you want a variable to store a card value as well as the color of the card
[12:37] <WebWork> yes
[12:38] <Bekar> make 'object like' card values, basically a stacked token, i.e. r!4 for a red
[12:38] <WebWork> yup
[12:38] <WebWork> or just r 4
[12:38] <Bekar> the other option is to assign a numerical value to each card type
[12:38] <WebWork> nah ill prolly do just r 4
[12:38] <WebWork> but i need to know how to read the data correctly
[12:39] <Bekar> $gettok()
[12:39] <Bekar> is the most reliable.
[12:39] <Bekar> that way you could r!4|b!4|b!5|-!df|g!7
[12:39] <WebWork> a token is a displayable char?
[12:39] <Bekar> sorta thing..
[12:40] <Bekar> (so each move is separated by | (124), whilst each card is using ! (33))
[12:40] <WebWork> yup
[12:41] <Bekar> but *shrug*
[12:41] <Bekar> that's how I would do it..
[12:41] <WebWork> yeh
[12:41] <WebWork> but how will gettok give me the color it is
[12:42] <Bekar> %card = r!3
[12:42] <Bekar> //echo -a color: $gettok(%card, 1, 33) -> value: $gettok(%card, 2, 33)
[12:43] <Bekar> of course, if you wanted to make it simpler, you could use the color number i
[12:43] <Bekar> and use 0 for df/dt etc.
[12:43] <Bekar> so you'd store it as 4!3 for a red three.
[12:43] <WebWork> no
[12:44] <WebWork> im building somethign that plays uno
[12:44] <WebWork> i need something to read the color and number of the cards that the bot is
[12:44] <Bekar> and you could do things like: //echo -a Card is a ^K0 $+ $gettok(%card, 1, 33
[12:44] <Bekar> anyway
[12:44] <Bekar> Oh.
[12:44] <WebWork> yeh
[12:44] <WebWork> sorry
[12:44] <Bekar> don't $strip() anything.
[12:44] <WebWork> i wont
[12:44] <WebWork> but i dont know how to parce the card line
[12:45] <Bekar> then you just need to parse the string, breaking at the $chr(3)'s.
[12:45] <Bekar> show me the card line with the colors
[12:45] <WebWork> [ 9 ][ 1 ][ 9 ][ 8 ][ 4 ][ DT ][ R ][ 1 ]
[12:45] <Bekar> there's no colors there.
[12:46] <WebWork> i could run though each number and color
[12:46] <WebWork> are you defaulty stripping colors
[12:46] <WebWork> cause i see em
[12:46] <Bekar> hrm.. am I? *checks*
[12:46] <Sais> Yeah - it had colours.
[12:46] <Sais> I stripped them....but it told me they'd been stripped ;)
[12:46] <WebWork> i had the same proble
[12:47] <Bekar> try again please..
[12:47] <Bekar> had '.. if codes exceed 50' ...
[12:48] <WebWork> [ 9 ][ 1 ][ 9 ][ 8 ][ 4 ][ DT ][ R ][ 1 ]
[12:48] <Bekar> sorry, one last time.
[12:48] <WebWork> [ 9 ][ 1 ][ 9 ][ 8 ][ 4 ][ DT ][ R ][ 1 ]
[12:48] <Bekar> ok, now that looks ugly ;)
[12:48] <WebWork> true
[12:48] <YAVER^^> SELAM MILLET
[12:49] <Bekar> well, the good news is.. they were thorough.
[12:49] <Bekar> YAVER^^: huh?
[12:49] <Bekar> .. even if they are incorrectly formed .. using a bare $chr(3) as a closing t
[12:50] <Bekar> regex.. *whee* easiest way.
[12:50] <WebWork> really?
[12:51] <WebWork> incorrectly formed?
[12:51] <Bekar> yeah.. ^C0[^C ..
[12:51] <Bekar> first part is fine, but to end color codes, you're supposed to ^O, not bare-^
[12:52] <WebWork> what is ^o
[12:52] <WebWork> i mean
[12:52] <WebWork> i pasted the thing in notepad
[12:52] <WebWork> i dont see any ^
[12:52] <Phil1991> ^
[12:52] <Bekar> ;)
[12:53] <WebWork> ^ ?
[12:53] <Bekar> ctrl-c, ctrl-o
[12:53] <WebWork>
[12:53] <mess_wrk> how do i turn highlighting on in the new mirc
[12:54] <WebWork>
[12:54] <mess_wrk> i cant find it in options like before
[12:54] <WebWork> elite
[12:54] <rickcp> alt+b
[12:54] <rickcp> in address book now
[12:54] <mess_wrk> thank you :D
[12:54] <mess_wrk> werid place for it
[12:54] <WebWork> 
[12:55] <WebWork> gfjsfs
[12:55] <WebWork>
[12:55] <rickcp> mess_wrk: not really, most other color controls are there
[12:56] <mess_wrk> yes but why address book
[12:56] <rickcp> nick colors are there aren't they?
[12:56] <YAVER^^> sýz naber yaaaaa
[12:56] <Bekar> ctrl-c, ctrl-o
[12:56] <Bekar> eep.
[12:56] <rickcp> YAVER^^: englsih
[12:56] <YAVER^^> turk
[12:57] <YAVER^^> sapýna kadar
[12:57] <rickcp> YAVER^^: this is an english only help channel
[12:57] <YAVER^^> nasýý
[12:57] <rickcp> two choices, english ot part
[12:59] <Bekar> var %patt = /\002\003(\d{1,2}),\d{1,2} (.{1,2}) \002\003/g
[12:59] <Bekar> var %count = 1, %top = $regex(%string, %patt)
[12:59] <Bekar> while (%count < %top) {
[12:59] <Bekar> echo :: $regml(%count) -> $regml($calc(%count + 1))
[12:59] <Bekar> inc %count 2
[12:59] <Bekar> }
[12:59] <Bekar> .. is the basics of it
[12:59] <Bekar> hrm.. it stopped at the DT..
[12:59] <Bekar> excuse me whilst I poke it some more ..
[13:00] <WebWork> cool
[13:00] <WebWork> close ehh?
[13:04] <Bekar> ah crumbs ;)
[13:04] <WebWork> no luck??
[13:04] <WebWork> never used regex before
[13:04] <WebWork> can you explain it a bit better for me
[13:04] <Bekar> heh, regex is good.. was the while loop that is broken ;)
[13:04] <WebWork> can you repast?
[13:05] <WebWork> inc %count 1?
[13:05] <Bekar> var %patt = /\002\003(\d{1,2}),\d{2} (.{1,2}) \002\003/g
[13:05] <Bekar> var %count = 1, %top = $regex(%string, %patt)
[13:05] <Bekar> echo -a :: Total: %top
[13:05] <Bekar> while (%count <= %top) {
[13:05] <Bekar> echo :: $regml($calc((%count * 2) - 1)) -> $regml($calc(%count * 2))
[13:05] <Bekar> inc %count
[13:05] <Bekar> }
[13:06] <WebWork> /\002\003(\d{1,2}),\d{2} (.{1,2}) \002\003/g
[13:06] * _HM2K is now known as HM2K
[13:06] <WebWork> thats regex?
[13:06] <Bekar> that's a regular expression.
[13:06] <WebWork> wtf
[13:06] <WebWork> how did you get that?
[13:06] <Bekar> it defines a pattern of a string.
[13:06] <Bekar> i made it up
[13:06] <WebWork> where do i learn that at?
[13:07] <Bekar> search the web for PCRE
[13:07] <Bekar> or regex tutorial
[13:07] <Bekar> but the other half is knowing what's in your string.
[13:08] <Bekar> your string, if you excuse this representation, is made up of this: var %pa
[13:08] <Bekar> var %count = 1, %top = $regex(%string, %patt)
[13:08] <Bekar> echo -a :: Total: %top
[13:08] <Bekar> while (%count <= %top) {
[13:08] <Bekar> echo :: $regml($calc((%count * 2) - 1)) -> $regml($calc(%count * 2))
[13:08] <Bekar> inc %count
[13:08] <Bekar> }
[13:08] <Bekar> ack
[13:08] <Bekar> lets try that again..
[13:08] <Verozz> Hi
[13:08] <Bekar> made up of: ^C0[^C^B^C4,01 9 ^B^C^C0]^C
[13:08] <Verozz> I want to make a script to block the word for instance "Fireworks"
[13:08] <Bekar> where the ^C represents ctrl-c (or ctrl-k in mIRC), and ^B is ctrl-b
[13:08] <Verozz> How do I do that? I remember using RAW events, but I can't seem to find it.
[13:08] <Verozz> And halt .halttdef don't work.
[13:08] <Bekar> Verozz: you can't. use ON TEXT
[13:09] <Vicarious> use the on text event
[13:09] <Vicarious> or what bekar said
[13:09] <Bekar> ON ^*:TEXT:*fireworks*:*: haltdef
[13:09] <Verozz> on *:TEXT:Fireworks:#:{ halt } ?
[13:09] <Verozz> ^ means?
[13:09] <Bekar> the *'s around fireworks are needed.
[13:09] <Bekar> the ^ is so it works with 'haltdef'.
[13:09] <Verozz> Thanks.
[13:10] <Bekar> WebWork: ok, where was I.. Right.. ^C and ^B.
[13:10] <WebWork> AIGHT
[13:10] <WebWork> err
[13:10] <WebWork> aight
[13:10] <WebWork> im listening
[13:10] <Bekar> If you look close enough (with a hex editor, or if you just *know*..), in the
[13:11] <WebWork> aight
[13:11] <Bekar> so our pattern is looking for character 2 (\002), followed by character 3 (\0
[13:11] * Verozz raises hand.
[13:11] <Bekar> Verozz: yeah?
[13:11] <rickcp> Verozz: ask your mIRC related question in the channel, in english...if anyon
[13:11] <WebWork> $color(%string)
[13:12] <Verozz> Can I post my three lines of code?
[13:12] <Bekar> Verozz: show.
[13:12] <Verozz> on ^:TEXT:Fireworks*:#:{
[13:12] <Verozz> .haltdef
[13:12] <Verozz> }
[13:12] <Bekar> ON ^*:TEXT
[13:12] <WebWork> dam
[13:12] <rickcp> on ^*:
[13:12] <Vicarious> that fits on one line too
[13:12] <Bekar> also, that will only stop the line if 'fireworks' is the *first* word
[13:12] <WebWork> nice
[13:12] <Verozz> Works.
[13:12] <Vicarious> and the . isn't needed
[13:12] <Verozz> Yes, I'm aware.
[13:12] <WebWork> so they have like a car to reg ex converer
[13:12] <Verozz> Thank you.
[13:12] <Bekar> WebWork: ok, continuing on..
[13:13] <WebWork> im listening
[13:13] <Bekar> followed by a space, followed by another 1-2 characters, followed by a space,
[13:13] <Bekar> now, you probably noticed there's some ()'s in the pattern that I didn't expl
[13:13] <WebWork> im listeningyeh
[13:13] <WebWork> err
[13:13] <WebWork> yeh
[13:13] <Bekar> these are for 'capturing'.
[13:14] <Bekar> which basically means that the $regml() will return something.
[13:14] <WebWork> ahh
[13:14] <Bekar> it returns the captured bits in the pattern.
[13:14] <Bekar> the 'g' on the end allows it to match more than once in a line.
[13:14] <Bekar> in the string you pasted, it matches 8 times, causing 16 values to be capture
[13:14] <WebWork> AHHHH
[13:14] <WebWork> nice
[13:15] <Bekar> that's a pretty straight forward pattern up there..
[13:15] <Bekar> they can get pretty complex
[13:15] <WebWork> heh
[13:15] <WebWork> i could imaging
[13:15] <WebWork> -g
[13:15] <WebWork> thanks man
[13:15] <Vicarious> +e
[13:16] <Bekar> ;)
[13:16] <Bekar> .. s/g$/e/ ..
[13:16] <Bekar> *chuckles to self*
[13:16] <Bekar> ok..
[13:16] <Bekar> looks like I'm not bothering to go to work today ..
[13:16] <Vicarious> eww work
[13:17] <Vicarious> I went there today already
[13:17] <Vicarious> now I'm sitting in cinema
[13:17] <WebWork> wait
[13:17] <WebWork> total is wrong
[13:17] <WebWork> thier is 9 cards
[13:17] <Bekar> no, 8.
[13:17] <Raccoon> 52 cards
[13:17] <WebWork> ohh
[13:18] <WebWork> yeh
[13:18] <WebWork> your right
[13:18] <Bekar> so you need to change the 4's, 12's etc. into color values
[13:19] <Bekar> and see what they use for a draw-four
[13:19] <Vicarious> ah the break ends, movie continues \o/
[13:19] <Vicarious> bbl
[13:24] <WebWork> shit
[13:24] <WebWork> Bekar
[13:24] <Bekar> ..?
[13:24] <WebWork> yeh
[13:24] <WebWork> here it is
[13:24] <WebWork> [WILD] [WD4][ 8 ][ S ][ 2 ][ R ][ R ]
[13:24] <WebWork> it doesnt parce the wilds and wd4 right
[13:25] <Bekar> not at the moment. gimmie a tick
[13:25] <WebWork> aight
[13:25] <WebWork> thanks man
[13:25] <WebWork> i really app this
[13:25] <WebWork> dude
[13:25] <WebWork> brb in like 5 min
[13:31] <WebWork> back
[13:31] <Bekar> var %patt = /\003\002\003(\d{1,2}),\d{1,2} ?(\S+) ?\002\003\003/g
[13:31] <Bekar> var %count = 1, %top = $regex(%string, %patt)
[13:31] <Bekar> echo -a :: Total: %top
[13:31] <Bekar> while (%count <= %top) {
[13:31] <Bekar> echo :: $regml($calc((%count * 2) - 1)) -> :: $+ $regml($calc(%count *
[13:31] <Bekar> inc %count
[13:31] <Bekar> }
[13:31] <WebWork> just have to change the patt right
[13:31] <WebWork> ?
[13:32] <WebWork> hrm
[13:33] <WebWork> ill have to strip the wild
[13:33] <WebWork> and wild draw 4
[13:33] <WebWork> when i set the vars
[13:33] <Bekar> *nod*
[13:33] <Bekar> just $strip($regml($calc(%count * 2))) all the time
[13:33] <Bekar> won't hurt uncolored strings.
[13:38] <WebWork> its not giving the colors of the s's and r's
[13:38] <WebWork> it was
[13:38] <WebWork> hrm
[13:38] <WebWork> wait
[13:42] <WebWork> aight
[13:42] <WebWork> heh
[13:42] <WebWork> must have done something wrong heh
[13:51] <HM2K> There were 2 people on a boat: /hop and /quit. /hop got off, who's still on th
[13:52] * HM2K kicks argv[0] what is what?
[13:52] <HM2K> i fear getting kicked again for join flood :p
[13:54] <WebWork> heh
[13:54] <Bekar> nah
[13:54] <Bekar> I don't do revolving door on kicks
[13:55] <sat> shame
[13:55] <Bekar> hey, we're cruel.. not unusual..
[13:55] <Bekar> wait..
[13:55] <Bekar> reverse that..
[14:03] <Sais> ..lausunu ton ..leurc er'ew ,yeh ?
[14:03] <jackal^> ..tiaw
[14:03] <argv[0]> today is kick the lame jokers day
[14:10] <Bekar> seems so
[14:22] <PC> heh
[14:38] <ozkoe> lets say i join 2 channels, /join #channel1,#channel2, but one channel requir
[14:38] <Vicarious> /join #channel1,#channel2 key
[14:38] <ozkoe> doesnt work..
[14:39] <ozkoe> i only join the first channel
[14:39] <Vicarious> cool.. //join #channel1 | /join #channel2 key
[14:40] <Vicarious> or, use mIRC's favorites
[14:40] <Vicarious> you can add channels there and fill in a key for a specific channel also
[14:42] <Vicarious> you're welcome
[14:44] * Sais wonders if ozkoe was putting #chan,#chan_that_needs_key key ....
[14:44] <Sais> not that it's relevant now.
[14:44] * Disconnected
[14:44] * Attempting to rejoin channel #mirc
[14:44] * Rejoined channel #mirc
[14:44] * Topic is 'v6.31 @ http://mirc.stealth.net - This channel is now 100% closed captions. - M
[14:44] * Set by Modoc!Modoc@68-187-43-205.dhcp.ftwo.tx.charter.com on Wed Jan 09 16:33:48
[15:45] <Phil1991> karen``
[15:53] <pandah^> hi!
[15:53] <pandah^> anyone here seen weapons of ass destruction 3 or bubble butt milfs 2???
[15:54] <prongs> no
[15:54] <pandah^> also, it would be nice if someone has a serial number for mirc
[15:54] <prongs> i do
[15:54] <pandah^> kalle madam gay pops up all the time
[15:54] <pandah^> plz 2 give me
[15:54] <pandah^> it's disturbing when you're jerking off and then his face pops up
[15:55] <pandah^> asl?
[15:56] <cornflake> way too much info lol
[16:00] <Vicarious> troll..
[16:00] <Sais> ...rather like your current friend on dalnet, but more obvious.
[16:01] <Vicarious> my friend?
[16:01] <Sais> Beirut
[16:01] <Vicarious> I have friends?
[16:01] <Sais> lol
[16:06] <hlpme> anybody know how to accomplish this?
[16:06] <hlpme> if this happens { do this except when during netsplit }
[16:06] <prongs> how to acumplish what
[16:07] <hlpme> { do this excecpt during netsplit }
[16:08] <Osc> you have to watch quit messages
[16:08] <hlpme> so any idea how to attack this
[16:09] <Osc> and, as anyone can put anyting in a quit msg, other ppl can make your client do
[16:09] * _HM2K is now known as HM2K
[16:09] <Osc> this is how we define 'unsafe'
[16:11] <WebDawg> eggdrops detect netsplits
[16:12] <WebDawg> thier isnt a way to do a server count?
[16:12] <WebDawg> their has to be
[16:12] <HM2K> eggdrops do not detect netsplits
[16:12] <prongs> like what is connecd and what isn't
[16:12] <prongs> ?
[16:12] <WebDawg> yes they do
[16:12] <HM2K> no they do not.
[16:12] <WebDawg> yes they do
[16:12] <HM2K> no they do not.
[16:12] <hlpme> lol
[16:12] <WebDawg> yup
[16:13] <WebDawg> well
[16:13] <HM2K> they do not.
[16:13] <WebDawg> if it were me
[16:13] <HM2K> whatever you believe you've seen or read, it's not what you think
[16:13] <WebDawg> i may know how many servers are generally connected
[16:13] <WebDawg> do the links command
[16:13] <prongs> they use /stats x and /stats c
[16:13] <WebDawg> catch the raw output
[16:13] <WebDawg> count how many servers thier are
[16:13] <cornflake> links dont work on all servers
[16:13] <WebDawg> then detect if thier is a split
[16:13] <HM2K> that's not "detection", that's monitoring /links, which is limited
[16:13] <hlpme> sounds really complicated to do in mirc
[16:14] <HM2K> any client can do that
[16:14] <cornflake> and doing that will get you /killed
[16:14] <WebDawg> well so can an eggdrop
[16:14] <WebDawg> no it wont
[16:14] <HM2K> yeah, too much /links gets you killed
[16:14] <WebDawg> heh
[16:14] <HM2K> try it.
[16:14] <WebDawg> i am
[16:14] <WebDawg> i wouldnt do it all the time
[16:14] <WebDawg> but if i detect a split message
[16:14] <WebDawg> then i may check
[16:15] <hlpme> can i get one thing straight then: if netsplit detection only possible if yo
[16:15] <hlpme> can you detect netspilt without being in a single channel
[16:15] <hlpme> using any client mirc or eggdrop or whatever
[16:15] <prongs> should be able to
[16:16] <HM2K> it's not difficult really, but ultimately pointless
[16:17] <Swuave> Whats the ascii code for esc?
[16:17] <Sais> 27
[16:17] <Sais> iirc
[16:17] <Swuave> thanks
[16:18] <Sais> although that probably won't do much for you in mIRC.
[16:18] <HM2K> i was thinking that
[16:18] <Swuave> oh
[16:18] <WebDawg> here are 11021 users and 48305 invisible on 58 servers
[16:18] <WebDawg> yeh
[16:18] <WebDawg> you can do it
[16:18] <WebDawg> but not all the time
[16:19] <HM2K> you'll get killed for being a link looker
[16:19] <Swuave> What represents esc on mIRC?
[16:19] <Sais> Nothing. It has no function.
[16:19] <HM2K> sounds like a work around Swuave what are you actually trying to do?
[16:19] <Swuave> On keypress "ESC"
[16:20] <HM2K> on keydown you mean?
[16:20] <Swuave> yeah
[16:20] <Sais> Hmm. That would accept 27, presumably, since it takes 32 as space
[16:20] <HM2K> my esc is assigned to minimise channels
[16:20] <HM2K> that's a default setting though
[16:21] <Swuave> I want to hault that default action.
[16:21] <HM2K> esc has no default action in mirc...
[16:21] <Sais> Does that work in an @win? because that would be the only place you could use
[16:23] <WebDawg> There are 7849 users and 26264 invisible on 35 servers
[16:23] <WebDawg> BAM
[16:23] <WebDawg> A WAY TO DETECT NETSPLITS
[16:23] <HM2K> wow, you detected it after it happened
[16:23] <HM2K> well done.
[16:23] <WebDawg> np
[16:24] * Sais is now known as SaisCysgu
[16:24] <WebDawg> BAM
[16:24] <WebDawg> KAPOOIE
[16:24] <HM2K> the best feed to use for the info would be stright from the stats server
[16:24] <WebDawg> suppose
[16:52] <rickcp> prongs: what's your problem?
[16:53] <argv[0]> you tell me
[16:53] <rickcp> hate ctcp floods
[16:54] <prongs> who are you rick?
[16:54] <argv[0]> the question is who are you
[16:55] <prongs> my name is erelevent.
[16:55] * prongs is just an irc legend on here
[16:57] <argv[0]> prongs, #mIRC is an English only help/support channel for the mIRC chat cli
[16:57] <prongs> ffs
[17:00] <argv[0]> prongs do you need something here?
[17:39] <PC> heh
[17:39] <PC> looks like this is the week for flooding
[17:42] <WebDawg> how do i do %player%number
[17:42] <WebDawg> like the var will be called
[17:42] <WebDawg> %player1
[17:45] <argv[0]> $($+(%,player,%number),2)
[17:45] <argv[0]> but you set it with %player $+ %number
[17:45] <WebDawg> why not just
[17:45] <WebDawg> set %player [ $+ %playercount ] $strip($1)
[17:45] <argv[0]> because thats not valid
[17:45] <argv[0]> [ $+ [ %playercount ] ]
[17:46] <WebDawg> set %player [ $+ [ %playercount ] ] $strip($1)
[17:46] <WebDawg> so that should work
[17:46] <argv[0]> you dont need [] for setting, but yes
[17:50] <Raccoon> you do too
[17:51] <argv[0]> do not
[17:52] <Raccoon> do not
[17:53] <Raccoon> ...
[17:53] <Phil1991> piyar hay bohat ...
[17:54] <Raccoon> ichty mob tolar
[18:14] <jayjj> thank you
[18:16] <rickcp> shrug
[18:17] <tomalak> ...
[18:20] <lalo6661> una chica bonita
[18:21] <rickcp> english only here, thanks
[18:25] <lalo66612> ddff
[18:26] <rickcp> you have a question?
[18:27] <argv[0]> do they ever?
[18:52] <WebDawg> $($+(%,player,%number),2)
[18:52] <WebDawg> whats with the ,2 in that
[18:56] <Hrung> evaluate twice
[18:56] <Hrung> see /help $eval
[18:56] <WebDawg> thanks
[18:56] <WebDawg> 9 S
[18:57] <WebDawg> wtf
[18:57] <WebDawg> i do //echo $($+(%,card,3),2)
[18:57] <WebDawg> this is %card3 8 2
[18:58] <WebDawg> and it gives me a yellow 2
[18:58] <WebDawg> i do //echo $($+(%,card,3),2) dsflkjfdsalkjfasd
[18:58] <WebDawg> err
[18:59] <WebDawg> yeh
[18:59] <WebDawg> wtf
[19:02] <WebDawg> can anyone tell me why?
[19:05] <WebDawg> wtf
[19:06] <WebDawg> 8 2
[19:07] <WebDawg> when i echo that i get a yellow 2?
[19:07] <WebDawg> anyone know why?
[19:07] <tomalak> yes.
[19:07] <WebDawg> when i say it
[19:07] <tomalak> If you look at the help topic for /echo, you'll see that an optional first
[19:07] <WebDawg> nothing
[19:08] <WebDawg> heh
[19:08] <WebDawg> nice
[19:08] <tomalak> So if the first token in your string to echo is a number, mIRC assumes you
[19:08] <WebDawg> aight now i have a var with a 8 and a 2 what do i do to just see the 8
[19:09] <tomalak> Your best solution is to specifically include the "-a" parameter which is t
[19:09] <tomalak> Therefore /echo -a 8 2 is your solution.
[19:09] <WebDawg> k
[19:09] <WebDawg> 1 more question
[19:09] <WebDawg> what do i use to parse the 8 out of 8 2
[19:10] <tomalak> /help $gettok
[19:10] <WebDawg> thanks
[19:10] <tomalak> You're welcome.
[19:12] <WebDawg> whats the gettok char for space
[19:13] <WebDawg> nm
[19:13] <WebDawg> no
[19:13] <WebDawg> i do need to know it
[19:13] <WebDawg> i tried asc
[19:14] <tomalak> //echo -a $asc($?)
[19:14] <tomalak> Or for a more direct answer, in this case it is 32.
[19:14] <tomalak> You can also look up its decimal ASCII code on any of the hundreds of ASCII
[19:16] <tomalak> Sidenote: whilst $gettok is a very flexible solution, it may be more flexib
[19:16] <tomalak> It's an implementation choice.
[19:24] <miracles> !keparat Ari_Lasso_&_Bunga_Citra_Lestari_-_Aku_Dan_Dirimu.mp3
[19:24] <rickcp> miracles: don't do that here, thanks
[19:41] * _HM2K is now known as HM2K
[19:53] * s|apstar is now known as s|apster
[20:26] <vvvv> hi jet
[20:42] <phor_99> what
[20:44] <crowpr> i have this script, how do i make this only work in one window when i have 2
[21:15] * Jet- is now known as Jet
[22:00] <k3v1l> hmm.
[22:00] <k3v1l> quick question...
[22:04] <k3v1l> no...no
[22:16] <Ovi> Call me Please!!
[22:16] <argv[0]> ovi!
[22:16] <Ovi> haii
[22:18] <argv[0]> dont message me
Session Close: Fri Jan 11 00:00:00 2008