Heh, found a problem...that I blame on myself.
You guys will also want to add the following code:
raw 402:*:{
if (%idle.time.get = on) {
msg %idle.chan 9 $+ %idle.nick $+ 4 is not online!
unset %idle.nick
unset %idle.chan
unset %idle.time.get
halt
}
}
If you don\'t, and somebody does an !idle on somebody not on the server, the script will no longer work and just freeze up.
If you ran into the problem already and can\'t figure how to fix it, just type:
/unset %idle.time.get
Cheers!
Hmm, Pepsi and Mountain Dew...my two favorite drinks! XD
It\'s nice to see that some people know that the -u switch exist, and use it for once! The only problem with this (and there\'s nothing you can do about it) is that it\'s local. Meaning that you have to be logged on until that time is up...or the user will never be unbanned.
In my opinion, IRC Servers, or maybe somehow, mIRC itself...should have a feature where you can set a timed ban and it will auto-unban the person with the use of ChanServ or something like that.
Well, it\'s nice to see simple scripts like this...I also like the \".timer\" - I\'ll have to use those from now on, that way I\'m not flooding my screen with text :D
Now just add the following codes, and it will be ALMOST be as 1337 as mine ;)
On your aaway alias:
set %away.title.bar $titlebar
timeraway 0 1 titlebar You are currently away. You have been gone for $!duration($awaytime) $+ .
And on your back alias:
titlebar %away.title.bar
unset %away.title.bar
timeraway off
And what that will do is make the titlebar for mIRC refresh your away time status! When you return, it will restore the titlebar to whatever you had it set to before you went away!
Also, did you know that you can/should replace all
$duration($calc($ctime - %und)) $+ .
with this:
$duration($awaytime)) $+ .
A lot simpler, doesn\'t use any variables, and smaller too :D
Why does that look too complicated for something so simple? Oh yeah! It\'s because you like to insult people :P
Fair enough job on this one.
you might concider making a dialog, maybe with a tab system between converting from c - f or f - c, id like to see you expand this, maybe currency, all in all good job =D 4/10
If that\'s the case, then why don\'t we just make a fully-function dialog to replicate a calculator? In fact, I\'ll get right on that ;)
As for putting JUST this portion into a dialog...I could probably do that in about 5 minutes (if I had the motivation to do so).
Heh, I\'ve never posted on Hawkee before; yet, you mention my name?
I\'m pretty sure some people are like, \"who is that?\" or \"why do we care?\"
Anyways, glad to know I helped ;-)
Now, some recommendations on the idle part:
I would recommend that you change
on *:TEXT:*!idle*:*: {
to
on *:TEXT:!idle:*: {
Then, since you did that, you might also want to exclude the
($1 = !idle) &&
on both lines.
But I guess it will work either way :-/
As for the !seen part, looks good...just not as good as mine :P