Added 2 new commands to get the top 5 artists on the Last.fm charts and the top 5 artists on User charts according to period (overall, 7day, 3month, 6month, 12month.)
Added color codes as a lot of people seem to like them.
Overhauled the help section.
Updated with a new command for getting New Releases. The New Releases command grabs up to 10 new releases of bands you've listened to based on your history.
It constantly goes up and down all day long. It works better at night (EST) I've noticed, and during peak times (primetime) it can not respond multiple times in a row. About 2 months ago TVRage hit a brick wall and the site basically went into the crap condition it is now, and I have no idea why.
I know how to make multisockets, I just don't. Also, (with 7.22 at least) when you paste this code into a new remote and click OK, it'll ask to run initialization commands. If you click yes, the load section is executed.
I know that now, I just have some leftovers in old snippets, and when I put together small things like this I just copy and paste old sockets and modify them.
I don't make my snippets user friendly, I make them the way I want them, and I put them out here for others to grab AS-IS. You may code for the greater population, but not everyone else does. I understand that not everyone here can do it themselves and they look for snippets to just copy and paste, but that's their thing.
$nick is fine for me, since the people in the channel I'm in are mature enough to not flood it out or change their nicks. I understand that would be the way to do it if I started the snippet with the purpose of making it for other people, but I didn't.
Thanks for your code suggestion either way.
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Aug 28, 2011
The channel that I run this in usually has around 800-850 people and is +N so nicks/flooding aren't a big deal cause the ops get pissed about it, but thanks for the ideas.
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Aug 27, 2011
I don't think I understand what you're saying Jethro.
I was looking for a peak script to kind of get some ideas from/figure out the best way to go about scripting it, and I came across this. I saw in the comments some people were having trouble, so I used this as a base and rewrote it. This is not 100% my work and credit does go to the original author for use of some of his code. The only thing I didn't add is the ability to check what channels its activated on, but I'll do that soon and edit this code.
Thanks to jaytea for helping me out with some complicated hash table + $gettok stuff I didn't really understand, it now also checks network to make sure if you're monitoring two channels of the same name on two different networks, they don't interfere with eachother.
Usage:
+peak to turn peak stats on for a channel, -peak to turn them off.
!peak to check current peak number for a channel.
This really was just a personal script, and I decided to clean it up a bit and post it after we were done. There's no schedule since neither one of us use it or wanted to do it. We shared what we did do, and if we decide to do it in the future, I'll add it here.
The $ are leftover from when there was regex on the line, I just forgot to remove it.
%flchan used to be msg # before I switched to $sock().mark.
I forgot to remove $round when I added $floor in v2.
Thanks Dean.
@Epic: It is, and I'll get to that eventually.
Still gotta work out the best way to make the table in the beginning and load it, without aliasing it. Probably some sort of file exists check, but I'll get to that when I'm more woken up.
Added color codes as a lot of people seem to like them.
Overhauled the help section.