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instead of using a global variable you should use a local i.e. use /var instead of /set which removes the need to unset all the varibles at the end
also you can use $regsubex to make this significantly smaller/faster

@henbone11 this site only looks at the url, not the source and this works fine for me(on firefox anyways)

you can also simplify your regex into one statement with

@slub77 $2- is the quit msg, if you use $2 it will only be one word
%chan should be $chan, also you can use the $nick identifier to see if $nick is op i.e. $nick(#,$nick,o)

@Tatonka use @yt and it will msg the chan

change $3 to $2 and $4 to $3, get rid of the am verb and do verb and it should be fine, you should also check to make sure that it is an -ar verb too

i dont see how this is converting anything?this snippet requires a $4 and your translation is incorrect the yo form only means i verb not i am verb or i do verb
u need to include estar/hacer
i.e. estoy bailando and hago bailar

as do the rest of the forms and this only includes -ar verbs ir/er have different suffixes

you obviously have a describe alias then, otherwise you wouldn't be getting an error
and this will work for EVERYONE not just ppl that probably have the same scripts loaded that other ppl may not. tyvm.

that would be /describe not $describe tyvm.

even if his code didn't work my comment still told you exactly what was wrong
*1* in the beginning is redundant since * matches anyone and 1 will only match 1 and you didn't include an alias for $describe unless you mean /describe

@Gummo the problem isn't with /set its when you try to retrieve whats stored i.e. %var $+ $me as opposed to %var [ $+ [ $me ] ]

@Jethro_ defining an idiom with an idiom are we? lol

you deleted the comments but didn't update the code?

he means lazy.

updated, works again, lol

@slub77 changeto

configurable settings would be something to look into, i.e. adding/removing servers or changing your pass/aj chans without having to edit the code

why use scid?

WorldDMT is back.
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ctrl+f+fark=win

using any system() command in general is a bad habit, for one it is OS bound, meaning that not all OS' support it and if u try to compile it on one without it u will get an error, its also a security risk because if someone hacked your computer and changed pause.exe to something malicious you could harm your computer.

using cin.get() is not exactly like system("pause"), but it can be used to accomplish all the same tasks

also in your code, u have 'a' being a global variable but its only used in main()

people tend not to comment on non-msl snippets sadly...

use msg # instead of say when creating a snippet

@Banana-Jamma i dont think thats what he meant by it...

@Korvin i like his man boobs.

instead of using system("pause") cin.get() is better

www.cplusplus.com is a good tutorial site and Microsoft has a large tutorial that u can download from their site i cba to find the link atm tho

this should have been posted in the C++ forums

is unneeded as you do not use them at all and i don't think your using the cmd prompt, also var is an invalid data type and x and string should be reversed i.e., string x. however since your only using it to store +-*/ using char would be more efficient.

instead of using a loop you can use do... while, and in your switch statement you need to add a break after each statement or it will continue until the end or it reaches a break

looks cool