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Session Start: Sat Jan 26 00:00:00 2008
Session Ident: #mirc
[00:14] <wink> gay
[01:12] <[Edgar]> ..
[01:29] <bizinichi> how do i connect to a new server on the command line and specifiy a nickn
[01:30] <bizinichi> like /s -m newserver.com 6667 (arguments for nick)
[01:32] <Kollektiv> /help /server
[01:35] <bizinichi> -i nick anick email name
[01:35] <bizinichi> excellent!
[01:45] <bizinichi> will somebody pm me please
[02:02] * _therapy is now known as therapy
[02:06] <eu_sunt> sal
[02:07] <eu_sunt> e cineva aici?
[02:35] * SaisCysgu is now known as Sais
[02:40] <wisemen> hi
[04:00] * Mentality pokes Kollektiv
[04:55] <riki> joint
[04:56] <Mentality> I'm sorry?
[04:56] <riki> prut
[04:59] <Mentality> k
[04:59] <rickcp> how odd
[06:00] <demann> where did they move the highlight section?
[06:00] <{rickcp}> alt+b
[06:02] <demann> thx
[06:13] * {rickcp} is now known as rickcp
[06:22] <ra^^> Hi can someone help me
[06:23] <ra^^> i want to read a random line from a text file which i can do with $read(file.t
[06:24] <ra^^> but my file is like an Proxy list so i want to be able to make it so i can do
[06:24] <ra^^> 8000 being the port number
[06:25] <ra^^> and my file is like ip<space>port
[06:25] <ra^^> anyone?
[06:37] <`PC> ra^^ you can do that
[06:38] <`PC> ra^^ what exactly are you doing though?
[06:38] <`PC> are you trying to search for the port number?
[06:39] <`PC> ra^^ it will read a random line from the file like you said ,but what exactly i
[06:40] <cornflake> var %ip $gettok($read(file.txt),1,32)
[06:41] <`PC> cornflake that might be unneccessary depending on what he wants to do
[06:41] <`PC> if he uses /server
[06:41] <`PC> the space works the same as a :
[06:42] <ra^^> sorry i went afk
[06:42] <`PC> ra^^ i am not understanding your question
[06:42] <ra^^> i want to be able for people to do !prx <port>
[06:42] <`PC> what isn't working?
[06:42] <ra^^> i only know $read(file.txt) for random line
[06:42] <`PC> so you need to know how to make a text handler?
[06:43] <ra^^> yeah
[06:43] * {rickcp} is now known as rickcp
[06:43] <`PC> on *:TEXT:*!prx*:{}
[06:43] <`PC> oops
[06:43] <ra^^> yeah i got that bit
[06:43] <`PC> you need to make a channel in there too
[06:43] <ra^^> yeah
[06:43] <rickcp> connecting to open proxies?
[06:43] <`PC> on *:TEXT:*!prx*:#:{}
[06:43] <ra^^> on *:TEXT:!prx:#:{
[06:43] <ra^^> msg $chan Proxy: $read(test.txt)
[06:43] <ra^^> }
[06:43] <`PC> that makes it on any channel
[06:43] <ra^^> thats my current
[06:43] <ra^^> yeah
[06:43] <`PC> but you need to specify a channel for best results
[06:44] <`PC> and don't paste here
[06:44] <ra^^> sorry
[06:44] <ra^^> i wont again
[06:44] <ra^^> i want people to be able to specify a port
[06:44] <`PC> because you don't want to use that trigger in the wrong channels or you will ge
[06:44] <ra^^> and my txt file goes like this 127.0.0.1 80
[06:44] <ra^^> 127.0.0.2 3128
[06:44] <ra^^> etc.
[06:45] <`PC> ra^^ the random reading will get the whole line of the file
[06:45] <ra^^> yes
[06:45] <`PC> they will understand it
[06:45] <`PC> that shouldn't be a problem
[06:45] <ra^^> yes but, i want to be able to specify a prot they want
[06:45] <ra^^> so !prx 8000 or @prx 3128 etc.
[06:45] <ra^^> !*
[06:45] <`PC> ra^^ look at what cornflake typed above
[06:46] <`PC> that won't do it all
[06:46] <ra^^> ok
[06:46] <`PC> ra^^ i think what you really need is just a comparison
[06:47] <ra^^> on *:TEXT:!pre *:#:{ msg $chan Proxy: var %ip $gettok($read(file.txt),1,32) }
[06:47] <ra^^> ?
[06:47] <ra^^> prx*
[06:48] <`PC> like this: on *:TEXT:*!prx*:{ set %prx $read(test.txt) | if ( $iif($2 isin %pr
[06:48] <`PC> but you will need to put that into a loop
[06:49] <`PC> and use another variable to indicate whether a proxy is in that port
[06:49] <`PC> if it is, then have it /halt
[06:50] <ra^^> ok, ill try figure it then let u know :)
[06:50] <ra^^> Thanks for your help
[06:50] <`PC> let me explain it a little more
[06:50] <`PC> so you understand the loop i mean
[06:51] <`PC> like this: while ( %notfound == 1 ) { }
[06:51] <ra^^> ok
[06:51] <`PC> put the if inside of that
[06:51] <`PC> and before that loop do this...
[06:51] <ra^^> ok
[06:51] <`PC> like this: set %notfound 1
[06:51] <ra^^> yeah
[06:51] <`PC> after the: msg $chan %prx
[06:52] <ra^^> ok, ill try that
[06:52] <`PC> put this: | set %notfound 0
[06:52] <ra^^> 2mins
[06:52] <`PC> if you don't do everything i just told you, it will not be good
[06:52] <`PC> put all that stuff in there before you run the script
[06:52] <ra^^> ok
[06:52] <`PC> so you don't run the risk of crashing mirc
[06:52] <ra^^> ok, ill do that then
[06:53] <ra^^> Thanks
[06:53] <`PC> ra^^ another thing before you can test it...
[06:53] <ra^^> ok
[06:54] <`PC> they need to type it just like you said before
[06:54] <`PC> like this: !prx 8000
[06:54] <ra^^> ok :)
[06:54] <`PC> without the blank space it won't work
[06:56] <`PC> ra^^ there is one more problem you could have with the script but it is a small
[06:58] <`PC> ra^^ the script only works for proxies that use ports higher than 255
[06:58] <`PC> anything lower than that and it might find the port number in the ip instead of
[06:59] <`PC> which would make port 80 proxies require a different script
[06:59] <`PC> maybe you could have a separate file for port 80 proxies
[07:00] <`PC> and instead of requiring !prx 80 you could have them type: !prx80
[07:00] <`PC> and just read a line from the file without the looping and comparison
[07:01] <`PC> but there are different ways of doing this
[07:01] <`PC> you could put it all in the same text handler
[07:01] <`PC> and make an if() to determine if the port was 80
[07:02] <`PC> and call an alias and then /halt after if it was port 80
[07:33] <lovae> salu
[07:59] <chelito> hola putito
[08:26] <Roscoe> hey everybody
[08:26] <Roscoe> can i ask a little question?
[08:27] <Roscoe> is this statement correct
[08:27] <Roscoe> ... (%time >= 0) {
[08:58] <BankZ> When did they add adds to mIRC?
[08:58] <BankZ> very interesting
[08:59] <rickcp> topic
[08:59] <BankZ> Thats where I saw it, I am asking when
[08:59] <BankZ> I paid, so I never saw them...
[09:10] <Kollektiv> some time in the past week
[09:40] <jackal^> ads? where?
[09:43] <Kollektiv> on the second page of the about dialog after 30 days have passed
[09:48] <jackal^> hm, cant seem to find them
[09:48] <giorgio> dragon ball
[09:48] <jackal^> ah yes
[09:48] <giorgio> what s your name_?
[09:54] <BL4K3> mIRC is for hackers, crackers, and pirates. Delete mIRC now!
[09:54] <BL4K3> mIRC is for hackers, crackers, and pirates. Delete mIRC now!
[09:54] <BL4K3> mIRC is for hackers, crackers, and pirates. Delete mIRC now!
[09:54] <BL4K3> mIRC is for hackers, crackers, and pirates. Delete mIRC now!
[09:54] <BL4K3> mIRC is for hackers, crackers, and pirates. Delete mIRC now!
[09:54] <LO_KEY> lmao
[09:54] <sat> oh my! what have i been thinking all this time!
[09:55] * sat deletes mirc
[09:58] * sky-love is now known as sky-love2
[10:14] <Jinx_Dojo> ads in mIRC?
[10:14] <Jinx_Dojo> as in real ads? or just the nag screen?
[10:14] <Kollektiv> real ads
[10:14] <sat> on the nag screen
[10:14] <Jinx_Dojo> interesting
[10:14] <Kollektiv> they're tiny, though
[10:15] <Jinx_Dojo> do they actually generate revenue? or are they simply to make it more ann
[10:15] <Jinx_Dojo> or both :)
[10:16] <sat> er.. how should we know
[10:16] <argv[0]> ask the owners of the ads
[10:16] <Kollektiv> they generate revenue
[10:16] <sat> oh, like that
[10:16] <Kollektiv> http://www.mirc.com/sponsors.html
[10:16] <sat> :o
[10:17] <sat> howd you find that?
[10:17] <Jinx_Dojo> thanks for the link :)
[10:17] <argv[0]> yea weird
[10:17] <Jinx_Dojo> when did this "krejt" join the development?
[10:18] <sat> he didnt?
[10:18] <sat> hes done the webpage and FAQ stuff since forever
[10:18] <Jinx_Dojo> seems to be acting as if he did
[10:19] <Jinx_Dojo> hmm, i guess i'm out of the loop--i thought someone else did the FAQ stuf
[10:19] <sat> tjerk vonck
[10:19] <argv[0]> Tjerk?
[10:19] <Kollektiv> like, tjerk?
[10:19] <Kollektiv> sat wins.
[10:19] <LO_KEY> wonder how long he has been turning them donw before finally giving in... wi
[10:19] <LO_KEY> for having ads*
[10:19] <Jinx_Dojo> yeah tjerk
[10:19] <argv[0]> Jinx_Dojo "tjerk".reverse
[10:19] <sat> krejt.. tjerk.. hmmmmmmmm!
[10:20] * Jinx_Dojo nods.
[10:20] <Jinx_Dojo> i noticed :)
[10:20] <Jinx_Dojo> but why the alter-ego
[10:21] <sat> you mean nickname?
[10:21] <Jinx_Dojo> if it is indeed a random switch, then yes
[10:21] <sat> you lost me
[10:22] <Jinx_Dojo> i'm just saying i haven't noticed him on "krejt" before... maybe i just h
[10:22] <sat> check out ircnet #mirc
[10:22] <argv[0]> well because he doesnt hang out here
[10:23] <Jinx_Dojo> i meant on the forums, of course
[10:23] <argv[0]> he posts all the latest news articles
[10:23] <sat> http://trout.snt.utwente.nl/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=1&page
[10:23] <Jinx_Dojo> '03 eh
[10:24] <sat> '02 but yeah, thats how old the current forums are
[10:24] <Jinx_Dojo> then yeah i guess i just haven't been paying attention
[10:24] <Jinx_Dojo> the '02 post was by khaled :)
[10:25] <sat> okay, fair enough
[10:26] <Jinx_Dojo> oh well
[10:26] <Jinx_Dojo> i guess i'm just against change for aesthetic sake
[10:27] <argv[0]> you mean like Tjerk -> Krejt?
[10:27] <Jinx_Dojo> nah
[10:27] <Jinx_Dojo> just the website re-design
[10:28] <Jinx_Dojo> feels like a lot has occurred that i've missed
[10:28] <argv[0]> so youre not against change for aesthetic sake youre just angry because you
[10:29] <Jinx_Dojo> nah it's just a bit surprising after 5 years of it not changing
[10:29] <IRWolfie-> bah my keyboard doesnt have a break button
[10:29] <Jinx_Dojo> IRWolfie-: that can be a problem if you're sometimes lazy about leaving a
[10:30] <IRWolfie-> or when writing a script thats a bit tricky :/
[10:30] <IRWolfie-> how do i distinguish between resolving a hostname to an ip or an ip to a
[10:30] <Jinx_Dojo> yeah... i'm not sure what i'd do without one... are you sure there is no
[10:31] <IRWolfie-> in the on dns event
[10:31] <Jinx_Dojo> protocol wise i don't know, but you could just check if the results are i
[10:31] <argv[0]> IRWolfie- $dns().ip
[10:31] <IRWolfie-> $dns().ip returns the ip
[10:31] <argv[0]> right, and your input should match that if it was ip->host
[10:31] <IRWolfie-> how do i know the input?
[10:32] <Jinx_Dojo> just a normal $dns(N) ?
[10:32] <IRWolfie-> value of 1 for the original input?
[10:33] <Jinx_Dojo> i don't know, but i'm guessing argv is implying a comparison between $dns
[10:33] <Jinx_Dojo> if they are the same, you got an IP... if not, you got a host name
[10:33] <argv[0]> yea, $dns(N) == $dns(N).ip
[10:33] <IRWolfie-> just to make sure, in most cases N = 1?
[10:33] <argv[0]> no
[10:34] <argv[0]> in *one* case, N=1
[10:34] <Jinx_Dojo> lol argv, so helpful
[10:34] <argv[0]> in infinity others, N= not 1
[10:34] <argv[0]> /help on dns
[10:34] <sat> heh, that certainly is harder than it should be though
[10:35] <argv[0]> yea well blame K for redoing the event
[10:35] <IRWolfie-> that is what im looking at
[10:35] <IRWolfie-> how could i have more than one input?
[10:35] <argv[0]> because DNS events are queued
[10:35] <IRWolfie-> $dns(2) refers to the first in the que?
[10:35] <Jinx_Dojo> is the queue automatically shifted up one when #1 finishes?
[10:36] <argv[0]> no clue how the queueing works tbh
[10:36] <sat> $dns() has nothing to do with the queue
[10:36] <argv[0]> oh?
[10:36] <argv[0]> oh right
[10:36] <argv[0]> dns returns all the address
[10:36] <argv[0]> es*
[10:36] <sat> it only enumerates the results from the current finished dns request
[10:37] <IRWolfie-> will $dns(1) equal the input address/ip in the /DNS command?
[10:37] <Jinx_Dojo> so... in most cases, N would be one?
[10:37] <sat> yes
[10:37] <IRWolfie-> ok thanks
[10:37] <sat> better put, $dns(0) would return 1
[10:37] <sat> or 0, if resolution failed
[10:37] <Jinx_Dojo> i've never gotten multiple resolutions back
[10:37] <argv[0]> yahoo.com does it
[10:37] <sat> the default output doesnt show them
[10:37] <IRWolfie-> in what cases will there be more than one host/ip returned? Ive never see
[10:38] <IRWolfie-> ah
[10:38] <Jinx_Dojo> ah... makes sense i guess
[10:38] <argv[0]> use the script given in the example
[10:38] <IRWolfie-> thanks
[10:38] <argv[0]> and /dns yahoo.com
[10:38] <sat> irc.efnet.org works too in that regard
[10:38] <argv[0]> most large hosts
[10:38] <sat> yep. in one word: load balancing
[10:38] <Jinx_Dojo> i didn't know that was on the dns level... i always assumed it was done u
[10:38] <sat> er
[10:38] <sat> well two
[10:39] <WywyDemon> Bonjour à tous!!!
[10:39] <argv[0]> WywyDemon lose the colours
[10:39] <argv[0]> merci
[10:39] <sat> and the french
[10:39] <argv[0]> adieu
[10:39] <sat> Jinx_Dojo it can be, too
[10:39] <Jinx_Dojo> well at least i was only ½ wrong then
[10:39] <sat> if it's not done on the dns level then you're already bound to one IP address a
[10:40] <sat> that may not always be desirable
[10:40] <argv[0]> and thats a bottleneck
[10:40] <argv[0]> potential*
[10:40] <sat> the frontend server yea
[10:41] <sat> (and/or the link to it)
[10:41] <argv[0]> you usually have multiple dns servers doing round robin results to load bal
[10:41] <argv[0]> that way no one machine is serving as the entry point to all connections
[10:41] <sat> thats one approach
[10:42] <argv[0]> yea, one
[10:42] <sat> i bet yahoo uses akamai though?
[10:42] <argv[0]> apple does
[10:42] <sat> hm, maybe not yahoo
[10:42] <sat> oh, yes yahoo too
[10:42] <IRWolfie-> is there any identifier for the que size?
[10:42] <sat> que?
[10:43] <argv[0]> queue
[10:43] <IRWolfie-> bah my spelling
[10:43] <sat> perfect spanish
[10:43] <IRWolfie-> :D
[10:43] <sat> why are you interested in the queue tho?
[10:43] <IRWolfie-> i dont have a break button, so i want it to stop when there is too much i
[10:44] <sat> just do /dns -c
[10:45] <IRWolfie-> if its in an infinite loop that wouldnt help me get out of it
[10:45] <sat> why not just write decent code?
[10:45] <IRWolfie-> I'm in the middle of writing it, sometimes errors pop up
[10:46] <IRWolfie-> its like adding echos into some stages to make sure everythings going ok
[10:47] <sat> well i dont think there is an identifier for the queue, so you'll have to use a
[10:52] <daRna> hi gUYs...
[10:53] <daRna> anYbodY herE???
[10:53] <argv[0]> no
[10:53] * IRWolfie- hides
[10:53] <rickcp> daRna: ask your mIRC related question in the channel, in english...if anyone
[10:53] <daRna> ={
[10:53] <IRWolfie-> and with less caps :/
[10:53] <argv[0]> daRna, #mIRC is an English only help/support channel for the mIRC chat clie
[10:54] <daRna> REALLy????
[10:54] <daRna> ahahahahahahah
[10:54] <daRna> joKe
[10:54] <argv[0]> ?
[10:54] <sat> lolz
[10:54] <argv[0]> i missed the punch line
[10:55] <rickcp> daRna: you want something?
[10:55] <IRWolfie-> is there any alternative to halt mirc scripts that doesnt use the break b
[10:55] <sat> tried a second mirc and /sendkeys ?
[10:55] <rickcp> pull the plug?
[10:56] <IRWolfie-> good idea
[10:56] <daRna> hMMmmm....
[10:57] <rickcp> daRna: lose the stupid script in here
[10:57] <daRna> doeS anYbody knows tHE meAninG of MY naME???
[10:57] <rickcp> yes, it means kick me
[10:58] <daRna> Ahahahahaha,,,,
[10:58] <daRna> Xure... hiYyah!!
[10:58] <jackal^> can i somehow ignore msgs on one channel?
[10:58] <daRna> yes you can!!
[10:58] <sat> part the channel
[10:58] <jackal^> :\
[10:58] <sat> or script it
[10:58] <daRna> tonto!
[10:58] <rickcp> seen enough of daRna
[10:58] <sat> daRna: hi! You are on #mIRC here, which is a HELP channel, NOT a CHAT channel.
[10:59] <daRna> ooPPsss!!!
[10:59] <daRna> enX...
[10:59] <sat> you're welcome :)
[11:00] <jackal^> or another thing: when theres 'action' in the channel, its name turns red i
[11:00] <sat> script that, too
[11:01] <jackal^> ok, and how?
[11:02] <sat> i would guess that just using the right /window -g from an "on action" event w
[11:03] <sat> combined with a $window().sbcolor check though
[11:03] <smurf> hey, i have a problem with mirc :< im using the newest version and im havi
[11:08] <argv[0]> smurf are you sure thats not your regional settings in windows?
[11:08] <jackal^> sat, i dont understand how would i do it with /window on existing channel
[11:09] <smurf> well the pound sign works everywhere else
[11:09] <sat> /window -gN also works on channels
[11:09] <sat> eg do /window -g1 #mirc from your status window
[11:10] <smurf> the pound sign also shows on this type box untill i press enter
[11:15] <jackal^> sat, thank you very much
[11:18] <sat> np :)
[11:19] <jackal^> heh, type in help file
[11:29] <BankZ> WHen running mIRC on a 2nd monitor, it doesnt show a menu when I r.click on a
[11:29] <BankZ> is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
[11:40] <BankZ> any ideas?
[11:41] <Kollektiv> try enabling dual monitor support in mIRC Options -> Display -> opt
[11:45] <BankZ> I think it is, but let me make sure
[11:46] <BankZ> yeah, it is
[11:46] <BankZ> seems like a bug, if I drag it to the main window it works
[11:46] <dirtpoor> I don't get that problem
[11:47] <Kollektiv> me either
[11:47] <dirtpoor> you running vista?
[11:47] <BankZ> yeah
[11:47] <dirtpoor> that might be why
[11:48] <Kollektiv> does the menu not appear at all, or does it appear on the wrong monitor?
[11:49] <BankZ> doesnt appear
[12:02] <copeland> is there a way to connect to an aim server through mirc?
[12:02] <argv[0]> no
[12:02] <argv[0]> irc is irc.
[12:03] <dirtpoor> actually
[12:03] <argv[0]> unless you mean some aim chat server which uses irc
[12:03] <dirtpoor> there is an msn script for mirc
[12:03] <argv[0]> yes
[12:03] <dirtpoor> there mIGHT be an aim one if you look hard enuf
[12:03] <dirtpoor> oh, n/m, I see
[12:04] <argv[0]> i dont count scripts as "through mirc" though, but i guess if thats what he
[12:04] <copeland> yeah, just any way to condense my other client into mirc
[12:04] <dirtpoor> oh
[12:05] <argv[0]> why not go about it the other way around
[12:05] <dirtpoor> try trillian
[12:05] <argv[0]> ^
[12:05] <dirtpoor> irc, aim, msn, etc
[12:05] <copeland> this interface just feels better
[12:05] <copeland> ya know?
[12:05] <argv[0]> for irc
[12:06] <uuihjuh> hi]
[12:06] <dirtpoor> hi
[12:06] <copeland> well i wouldn't mind it for aim queries too.. I think it would be pretty n
[12:07] <dirtpoor> thats your only option I think
[12:07] <copeland> bummer.. well thanks
[12:07] <argv[0]> you could look for a script but i bet it sucks
[12:07] <copeland> yeah..
[12:07] <dirtpoor> write one
[12:07] <copeland> haha yeah i was gonna say, whoever wrote one could probably score a few bu
[12:07] <uuihjuh> hi
[12:08] <dirtpoor> on a script? doubtful
[12:08] <argv[0]> a few probably isnt worth the effort
[12:08] <copeland> i'd donate towards the effort
[12:08] <dirtpoor> donate to me, I'll write one
[12:08] <copeland> seriously?
[12:08] <uuihjuh> halu
[12:08] <dirtpoor> sure
[12:09] <uuihjuh> hi
[12:09] <rickcp> uuihjuh: hi, is there something we can help you with?
[12:09] <argv[0]> uuihjuh, #mIRC is an English only help/support channel for the mIRC chat cl
[12:10] <uuihjuh> halu
[12:12] <copeland> dirtpoor, i'm doing some crazy googling for other scripts out there, but I
[12:17] <mok64> @Lordpiou
[12:18] <dirtpoor> um, right
[12:23] <mok64> !lordpiou Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come - 01 - I'm Alive.mp3 ::INFO:: 8.0
[12:23] <mok64> !lordpiou Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come - 02 - Right In Front Of You.mp3
[12:23] <mok64> !lordpiou Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come - 03 - Have You Ever Been In Love.
[12:23] <mok64> !lordpiou Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come - 04 - Rain, Tax (It's Inevitable)
[12:23] <mok64> !lordpiou Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come - 05 - A New Day Has Come (Ric Wak
[12:23] <rickcp> mok64: stop that
[12:23] <mok64> why
[12:24] <rickcp> I said so
[12:24] <AKX> copeland, there is actually a way to connect to aim/msn/icq/etc through IRC
[12:24] <AKX> And yay, it's free.
[12:24] <copeland> haha hit me with it
[12:24] * dirtpoor hits copeland
[12:24] <copeland> lol
[12:24] <AKX> http://www.bitlbee.org/
[12:24] <AKX> Enjoy, copeland.
[12:24] <mok64> do u speak french pls
[12:24] <copeland> haha how funny i just installed that
[12:24] <AKX> Hehe.
[12:24] <rickcp> english only here, thanks
[12:24] <mok64> ok
[12:24] <mok64> bye
[12:25] <AKX> copeland, the Windows version is old though
[12:25] <AKX> You might want to just use the public bitlbee servers
[12:25] <AKX> (If you trust them with your user/password)
[12:25] <copeland> eek
[12:25] <argv[0]> the answer is invariably no
[12:46] <jackal^> what can i do with on tabcomp besides halting the default
[12:47] <dirtpoor> dunno, I've been wondering the same
[12:47] <dirtpoor> messed with it a bit, but didn't find anything useful
[12:47] <jackal^> my query is can i add symbols after completed nick ie , :
[12:48] <dirtpoor> no clue
[12:49] <dirtpoor> what have you tried?
[12:49] <dirtpoor> you know, you could do an on input for nick comp
[12:50] <jackal^> nothing, i just found it :P
[12:50] <dirtpoor> you got it?
[12:50] <jackal^> dont even know how it works
[12:50] <dirtpoor> ah
[12:50] <dirtpoor> sec
[12:51] <dirtpoor> asking a friend
[12:51] <dirtpoor> see if he's messed with it
[12:51] <rickcp> http://mirc.stealth.net/addons/nickcomp.mrc
[12:51] <jackal^> ?
[12:52] <dirtpoor> that uses on input tho
[12:52] <dirtpoor> I think he wants it to use on tabcomp
[12:53] <rickcp> whatever
[12:54] <argv[0]> /help on tabcomp
[12:54] <argv[0]> just do editbox $editbox($active) $+ :
[12:55] <argv[0]> simplistically, anyway
[12:55] <dirtpoor> hmmm
[12:55] <dirtpoor> that could work... didn't know about /editbox...
[12:55] <dirtpoor> that must be my one thing to learn today
[12:55] <argv[0]> in practice theres more edge cases
[12:55] <argv[0]> but thats the general idea
[12:56] <dirtpoor> thanks argv[0] =)
[13:01] <jackal^> on *:TABCOMP:#:/editbox $editbox($active) $+ , <--- correct?
[13:02] <dirtpoor> it was an example, he hever said that'd work
[13:02] <dirtpoor> like
[13:02] <dirtpoor> hmm
[13:03] <dirtpoor> I could do it with a while loop, but I'de imagine there is an easier way
[13:03] <dirtpoor> it'd be slow
[13:03] <argv[0]> well it "works", just not in all cases
[13:03] <dirtpoor> oh, I see what yer doin
[13:04] <dirtpoor> that doesn't work
[13:05] <dirtpoor> ah
[13:05] <dirtpoor> ok
[13:05] * dirtpoor wanders off to play
[13:05] <dirtpoor> nick comp and adding the comma don't work together
[13:06] <argv[0]> it should
[13:06] <dirtpoor> doesn't
[13:06] <jackal^> wont work and with :
[13:06] <argv[0]> well, you might need to call it from a .timer 1 0
[13:07] <dirtpoor> nope, still doesn't
[13:07] <argv[0]> works for me
[13:07] <argv[0]> on *:TABCOMP:#:.timer 1 0 editbox -a $!editbox( $active ) $!+ ,
[13:07] <dirtpoor> nope
[13:08] <argv[0]> that *definitely* works here
[13:08] <dirtpoor> see, if I had /help'd /editbox I woulda figured out why
[13:08] <dirtpoor> missing -a here
[13:08] <argv[0]> -a isnt necessary
[13:08] <dirtpoor> it isn't working for me
[13:08] <argv[0]> "di"<tab> => dirtpoor,
[13:08] <dirtpoor> well wtf
[13:08] <argv[0]> well, diabloic, actually, butanyway
[13:09] <dirtpoor> $!
[13:09] <dirtpoor> didn't catch that
[13:09] <argv[0]> adding : messes with mircs ability to multi tab though
[13:09] <argv[0]> so i dont know why anyone would want that
[13:09] <dirtpoor> weird
[13:10] <rickcp> that's why I suggested the on input :)
[13:10] <dirtpoor> it works when I use your paste, but my exact (I thought) copy didn't
[13:10] <dirtpoor> lol
[13:10] <argv[0]> because its not exact.
[13:10] <dirtpoor> apparently so
[13:11] <jackal^> yep worked for me too
[13:12] <dirtpoor> how would I put a space after the comma?
[13:12] <argv[0]> you cant, really
[13:12] <argv[0]> well
[13:12] <dirtpoor> without using 0160
[13:13] <argv[0]> sendkeys Chr32
[13:13] <argv[0]> as a hack
[13:13] <jackal^> you can
[13:13] <jackal^> on *:TABCOMP:#:.timer 1 0 editbox -ap $!editbox( $active ) $!+ ,
[13:13] <argv[0]> oh good call
[13:14] <argv[0]> you're still messing with the inherent functionality of tab completion
[13:14] <argv[0]> which is silly
[13:14] <dirtpoor> nice
[13:15] <argv[0]> use a keyhook dll to catch <tab><space>, that would be better
[13:15] <dirtpoor> argv[0], nice
[13:15] <dirtpoor> now to nube it up
[13:15] <dirtpoor> j/k ;)
[13:16] <jackal^> err my scrolllock led began to blinking oO
[13:22] <jackal^> lastly, how to open new window before mirc connects to the server?
[13:23] <Sais> /server -n
[13:23] <Sais> if that's what you mean
[13:25] <jackal^> no, /window
[13:26] <jackal^> how to make it? on start doesnt seem to work
[13:27] <Riamus> I have a bin var question... let's say I want to /play a section of text fro
[13:29] <Riamus> once it's in a variable, I can write the variable a temp file and /play it..
[13:31] <LILIANA> EXISTA BAIETI IN MOLDOVA?
[13:31] <rickcp> LILIANA: you can find IRC channel lists at www.irchelp.org/chanlist or http:
[13:32] <LILIANA> DACA EXISTA,ATUNCI VREAU SA FAC CUNOSTINTA
[13:32] <rickcp> english only here, thanks
[13:32] <argv[0]> nu vorbeste romanian
[13:33] <LILIANA> MAI BINE VORBIM LIMBA DE STAT(ROMANA)
[13:33] <argv[0]> no, i got lucky
[13:33] <Riamus> lol
[13:34] <LILIANA> BINE,NU DORITI SA VORBIM,ATUNCI PA
[13:34] <argv[0]> daca nu vrei se vobeste english, i must kindly ask you to leave
[13:35] <Riamus> hey, argv[0]... I think you pinged out when I asked my question... do you ha
[13:35] <argv[0]> you cant
[13:35] <Riamus> :(
[13:36] <argv[0]> you'd have to manually scan the file
[13:36] <LILIANA> E Simbata seara,ce-i cu voi?nu am dispozitie
[13:36] <argv[0]> Riamus you can use /fseek though
[13:36] * argv[0] scratches head
[13:37] <argv[0]> LILIANA i've already exhausted my knowledge of romanian.
[13:37] <Riamus> ok, thanks. It's a imdb quote script I'm trying to make work without having
[13:37] <argv[0]> hash table
[13:37] <argv[0]> hash tables do binvars
[13:38] <Riamus> a hash table item can have very long lines?
[13:38] <Riamus> I didn't think they could
[13:38] <argv[0]> if its a binvar.
[13:38] <LILIANA> dragul meu sunt foarte trista,nu-mi arde de glume
[13:38] <Riamus> so.. /hadd table topic &binvarname ?
[13:39] <Riamus> ;)
[13:39] <argv[0]> Riamus no, /help /hadd
[13:39] <argv[0]> -b
[13:39] <Riamus> d'oh... ok, thanks. I assume /hsave and /hload have no problems with that, r
[13:39] <argv[0]> it should serialize
[13:40] <argv[0]> assuming you use the right format (NOT ini)
[13:40] <Riamus> ok. I'll see how that works. That should make it easier to convert that way
[13:40] <Riamus> yeah, just default save, probably
[13:40] <Riamus> thanks again
[13:40] <argv[0]> again the -b switch is there
[13:40] <Riamus> ok
[13:43] <hola> hola
[13:43] <hola> hay aluien
[13:43] <hola> ggg
[13:43] <argv[0]> hola, #mIRC is an English only help/support channel for the mIRC chat clien
[13:44] <hola> hay alguien aki??
[13:44] <hola> soy karem
[14:31] <volvakias> hi einai kaneis pou asxolite me ntalikes
[14:31] <rickcp> volvakias: you can find IRC channel lists at www.irchelp.org/chanlist or htt
[14:45] * Disconnected
[14:45] * Attempting to rejoin channel #mirc
[14:45] * Rejoined channel #mirc
[14:45] * Topic is 'mIRC 6.31 @ http://mirc.stealth.net: Yes we know about the ads in mIRC. So pay
[14:45] * Set by Modoc!Modoc@68-187-43-205.dhcp.ftwo.tx.charter.com on Wed Jan 23 12:44:51
[14:53] <jackal^> on @ triggers only when you have ops, is there a way to trigger event only
[14:54] <LgZ-optic> just add an if. if ($me !isop $chan) { }
[14:56] <jackal^> cool, thanks
[15:30] * Sais is now known as SaisCysgu
[16:23] <LO_KEY> argv[0]: could i bug you to critique a script ? an more less I guess I mean
[16:23] <LO_KEY> heh
[16:47] <mingles> How can u change it so u can op/deop 4 people at a time
[16:48] <Raccoon> mode #chan +oooo nick nick nick nick
[16:48] <mingles> /op /mode # +ooo $$1 $2 $3
[16:48] <mingles> i want to change that to do 4
[16:48] <Raccoon> play around with it
[16:48] <Raccoon> its fun to figure it out
[16:49] <IRWolfie-> take a guess at the current format and how you think its going to change
[16:53] <supavixen> mirc tries to rejoin a channel after banned even if i have autorejoin off
[16:54] <Roscoe> can anyone tell me a way to send a command to all status-windows
[16:54] <Roscoe> every 5 minutes
[16:55] <Raccoon> supavixen, using somebody's script?
[16:55] <Raccoon> Roscoe, why on earth would you do that?
[16:55] <supavixen> eh?
[16:55] <maria-> mmmk
[16:56] <Raccoon> drugs are bad
[16:56] <maria-> i agree
[16:56] <Roscoe> because i want to clean one instant of mirc without any querys
[16:57] <supavixen> racoon: script? i'm on a bnc with mirc
[16:57] <Raccoon> supavixen, ah well, then the bnc is doing it for you
[16:57] <supavixen> meh
[16:57] <Raccoon> common feature
[16:57] <cornflake> /quote bhelp
[16:57] <maria-> Raccoon, think youj can whip something up for me that will change my backgro
[16:57] <cornflake> ;)
[16:57] <maria-> c:\blah
[16:58] <Raccoon> which window?
[16:58] <maria-> all!
[16:59] <Raccoon> bah, that's not simple at all
[17:00] <maria-> darn
[17:01] <maria-> so that means you'll take the case
[17:02] <Raccoon> might try timerSETBG -oi background -ae $findfile(c:\,*.bmp,$findfile(c:\,*
[17:03] <Raccoon> er
[17:03] <Raccoon> timerSETBG -oi 0 60 background -ae $findfile(c:\,*.bmp,$findfile(c:\,*.bmp,
[17:04] <argv[0]> that looks scary
[17:04] <argv[0]> considering youre doing 2 finds on your entire hd per call
[17:04] <Raccoon> see the trailing ,1
[17:04] <Raccoon> but i agree a specific pics folder should be used
[17:05] <argv[0]> Raccoon the trailing 1 is irrelevant because of the first search
[17:05] <Raccoon> the first search has it too
[17:06] <argv[0]> no worries
[17:06] <Raccoon> you're never wrong, you just kick. :)
[17:15] * `PC is now known as PC
[18:24] <kryps> on ^1:JOIN:#:/echo $nick ( $+ $host $+ ) joined.
[18:24] <kryps> What is wrong with this script?
[18:24] <Modoc> mmmmmmmmm
[18:25] <kryps> * /echo: insufficient parameters
[18:25] <Modoc> on ^1:JOIN:#:/echo $nick ( $+ $host $+ ) joined.| haltdef
[18:25] <Modoc> oooooooo
[18:25] <kryps> on ^1:JOIN:#:/echo -s [ $+ # $+ ] $nick ( $+ $host $+ ) joined.
[18:25] <Modoc> on ^1:JOIN:#:/echo # $nick ( $+ $host $+ ) joined.| haltdef
[18:25] <kryps> thanks
[18:32] <kryps> Okay, this is my Remote script, but the messages are getting cut off. Exampl
[18:34] <LO_KEY> $host wont work in your case.
[18:34] <kryps> Is there an alternative?
[18:34] <LO_KEY> $address($nick,3)
[18:34] <kryps> oh ya
[18:34] <kryps> see, I used to script this stuff several years ago, and I forgot about $addre
[18:35] <LO_KEY> :)
[18:35] <kryps> thank you
[18:36] <LO_KEY> yw
[18:39] <kryps> jeez, I don't understand what's wrong. I don't remember getting this behavio
[18:42] <LO_KEY> http://www.pastebin.ca/874093
[18:44] <kryps> woah, interesting
[18:44] <LO_KEY> usin brackets as u did, doesnt work well with mIRC, since mIRC tries to use
[18:44] <LO_KEY> but i changed it to use the chr value of the open an clsiong brakket
[18:45] <LO_KEY> so u get the effect u wanted
[18:45] <kryps> oh, okay, cool. thank you very much LO_KEY. i learn.
[18:45] <LO_KEY> closing*
[18:45] <LO_KEY> np
[18:45] <kryps> yes, nice method you have here
[18:57] <Raccoon> lol
[19:05] <argv[0]> $+([,$nick,])
[19:06] <argv[0]> or $+([,#,])
[19:08] <diabolic> Or the lamest way of all: [[ $+ $chan $+ ]
[19:08] <diabolic> hehe
[19:08] <Raccoon> its faster
[19:43] <saheb_nic> list
[19:44] <saheb_nic> !list
[19:44] <rickcp> no lists here
[19:45] <saheb_nic> how do i download??
[19:45] <rickcp> saheb_nic, read www.irchelp.org/download
[19:45] <saheb_nic> or get the list on which server??
[19:45] <saheb_nic> please tell me
[19:46] <argv[0]> youve just been told
[20:11] <dbgi> in the scripts editor, what one would i put under? catagory to have sumone aut
[20:12] <Hrung> remote
[20:13] <dbgi> thanks
[20:15] <dbgi> i dont understand in the help , how exactly i'd put it to have sumone auto ope
[20:15] <dbgi> like auto oped in all chan im oped in
[20:16] <LO_KEY> /help on join
[20:16] <dbgi> ok thanks
[20:28] <s0ber> hello
[20:29] <s0ber> what the shit is going on here
[20:37] <Raccoon> http://bham.craigslist.org/w4m/552884760.html
[20:47] <argv[0]> ?
[21:23] <tomalak> nice
[21:23] <tomalak> probably jailbait though... being online and all
[21:23] <tomalak> it's a shame she's not in the *real* Birmingham anyway
[21:25] <Raccoon> the amusing thing about that listing is the last line (above her photo)
[21:29] <XxCode> Hello
[21:30] <XxCode> On a dialog When I make a list
[21:30] <XxCode> How would I make each line in the list...
[21:30] <XxCode> read the one corresponding to the line in the text file
[21:30] <XxCode> but at $6- of each line in the text file
[21:52] <XxCode> someone?
[21:53] <LO_KEY> XxCode: /help $gettok
[22:00] <XxCode> LO_KEY
[22:00] <XxCode> Can you explain $gettok to me? Please?
[22:01] <argv[0]> you have a string of text and you split it up by a character
[22:01] <argv[0]> lets say, the : character
[22:01] <LO_KEY> $gettok(this is an explanation of gettok,3-,32) <<-- this will return
[22:01] <argv[0]> that too
[22:03] <XxCode> hmm
[22:04] <LO_KEY> an not after the 3rd token, from the 3rd token matching on...
[22:04] <LO_KEY> u can use $asc to get the chr value of most characters.
[22:04] <XxCode> 32
[22:04] <XxCode> woops
[22:05] <XxCode> LO_KEY
[22:05] <XxCode> When you say 3rd token
[22:05] <XxCode> what does that mean?
[22:06] <argv[0]> the third space delimited "word"
[22:06] <argv[0]> a b c, c == 3rd token
[22:06] <LO_KEY> in my ex. the token = 32 = space
[22:06] <argv[0]> ?
[22:07] <LO_KEY> well delimiter
[22:07] <argv[0]> thats a delimiter
[22:07] <LO_KEY> ^^
[22:07] <XxCode> :S
[22:07] <argv[0]> XxCode write three words on a piece of paper
[22:07] <XxCode> ok
[22:07] <argv[0]> the first one is the first token
[22:07] <argv[0]> the second one is the second token
[22:07] <argv[0]> the third one is the third token
[22:08] <XxCode> ok
[22:08] <argv[0]> see the very obvious pattern?
[22:08] <argv[0]> thats when you split tokens by "space" (chr32)
[22:08] <XxCode> oooooo
[22:08] <argv[0]> put a , between each of the words on the paper
[22:08] <XxCode> I got it
[22:08] <argv[0]> and then the first word will be the first token if you split by chr44, the
[22:08] <_yakuza_> ok silly question... i'm used to writing scripts for BitchX, ninja irc, ct
[22:09] <LO_KEY> _yakuza_ /help on text and /help write
[22:09] <_yakuza_> k
[22:09] <_yakuza_> thx
[22:09] <XxCode> Now
[22:09] <XxCode> What will $gettok do?
[22:09] <XxCode> get the 3rd token?
[22:09] <argv[0]> exactly that.
[22:09] <argv[0]> no
[22:09] <argv[0]> it gets whichever token you tell it to
[22:10] <argv[0]> /help $gettok
[22:10] <XxCode> I under stand
[22:10] <XxCode> so $gettok is almost like $1 but it's for text files?
[22:10] <argv[0]> no
[22:10] <LO_KEY> no, u give $gettok a string that u wanna parse.
[22:10] <argv[0]> its not for text files
[22:11] <XxCode> ok
[22:12] <XxCode> Now
[22:12] <XxCode> what is for text files?
[22:12] <XxCode> to parse out text
[22:13] <XxCode> and put it in a dialog
[22:13] <LO_KEY> use $read to get the line from the file, an $gettok to grab what u want from
[22:13] <LO_KEY> and /did to put it in the dialog
[22:13] <XxCode> k
[22:15] <XxCode> so the basic structure would be like
[22:16] <XxCode> /did $gettok($read)
[22:16] <XxCode> but with all the $did()
[22:16] <XxCode> and stuff
[22:16] <XxCode> and gettok options?
[22:16] <XxCode> is that correct
[22:17] <LO_KEY> for the most part. unless ur reading random lines, ull have to specify the l
[22:17] <XxCode> LO_KEY k
[22:17] <XxCode> [9:30pm] <XxCode> How would I make each line in the list...
[22:17] <XxCode> [9:30pm] <XxCode> read the one corresponding to the line in the text f
[22:18] <XxCode> How would I do that without actually making a little script for each line
[22:18] <LO_KEY> /help while loops
[22:20] <XxCode> May i have a quck explaination of it
[22:20] <XxCode> It does not really tell you in detail.
[22:20] <XxCode> Please?
[22:21] <LO_KEY> the help file gets no simpler
[22:21] <LO_KEY> at least on this subject
[22:21] <argv[0]> it does things a number of times
[22:21] <argv[0]> heh
[22:21] <XxCode> But I don't want it to keep checking 1 line
[22:21] <XxCode> i want it to check all the lines
[22:21] <argv[0]> it does "things" a number of times
[22:22] <argv[0]> the help file probably explains it better
[22:27] <ride> kraaalho isso existe ainda
[22:28] <liph> what?
[22:28] <ride> i am braziliam and you?
[22:44] <XxCode> help me!
[22:44] <XxCode> please
[22:44] <XxCode> With while loops
[22:44] <argv[0]> http://www.freewebs.com/sgt/mst_loops.htm
[22:47] <XxCode> 1
[22:49] <NAZWA> HAI LEH KNLN
[22:49] <argv[0]> NAZWA, #mIRC is an English only help/support channel for the mIRC chat clie
[22:49] <cornflake> var %a 1 | while %a <= 10 { echo -a %a | inc %a }
[22:49] <cornflake> there pretty simple XxCode
[22:51] <XxCode> I'm beginning to understand
[22:51] <XxCode> but what is inc?
[22:51] <argv[0]> /help /inc
[22:51] <argv[0]> do you not know what /help is? use it
[22:53] <XxCode> if you do just /inc <var>
[22:53] <XxCode> then what happens?
[22:53] <argv[0]> value is 1
[22:54] <argv[0]> you *can* try this stuff you know
[22:54] <argv[0]> mirc doesnt explode from experimentation
[22:54] <NAZWA> HAI LEH KNL
[22:54] <cornflake> hehe, carefull with your inc`s though, make sure they are in your loop, o
[22:58] <XxCode> I understand loops :)
[23:24] <tomalak> cornflake: var %a = 1
[23:25] <tomalak> ooh it's getting light .. bedtime
[23:26] <wsp420> how do you set mirc to autojoin channels on connect
[23:27] <argv[0]> alt-o -> connect -> options -> perform
[23:27] <argv[0]> or tools -> favourites -> add to favourites
[23:28] <argv[0]> (or organize)
[23:28] <argv[0]> which is alt-j
[23:32] <phunky> ads in mirc? what ads?
[23:39] <TurkRock> þiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[23:45] * Agalloch is now known as SplitFire
[23:54] <argv[0]> phunky its for people who havent registered
[23:55] <phunky> where are the ads shown?
[23:55] <argv[0]> about box
[23:55] <phunky> ah
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