fooddude707
Comments: 2
 

would it be possible to make it so that only ops can use it?

mountaindew
Comments: 1,640
 

if ($nick isop $chan) {

Clueless
Comments: 11
 

would you be able to add a self quote part into there?

like so if you dont have a bot (or dont want one) you can use it yourself?

mountaindew
Comments: 1,640
 

on input?

Clueless
Comments: 11
 

yes. i have tried myself but failed miserably...

mountaindew
Comments: 1,640
 

Code:

on *:input:#:{   if ($1 == ...) }

Clueless
Comments: 11
 

this is what i put but it didnt work.

;on *:input:#: { if ($1 == !quote) && ($2 == $null) { set %quote $read(quotes.txt) } { .msg $chan $chr(91) $+ $chr(35) $+ $readn $+ $chr(92) $+ $lines(c:\program files\mirc\Quotes.txt) $+ $chr(93) 4 $+ %quote }
;on *:input:#: { if ($1 == !quote) && ($2 isalnum) && ($2 <= $lines(c:\program files\mirc\Quotes.txt)) { .msg $chan Quote $chr(91) $+ $chr(35) $+ $2 $+ $chr(92) $+ $lines(c:\program files\mirc\Quotes.txt) $+ $chr(93) 4 $+ $read(quotes.txt, $2) } }
;on *:input:#: { if ($1 == !addquote) .write quotes.txt 12Quote added by $nick on $date $+ : 4 $+ $2- } { .msg $chan Your quote has been added, thank you! }
;on *:input:#: { if ($1 == !delquote) && ($nick isop $chan) { .write -dl$2 quotes.txt }
;{ .msg $chan Quote $chr(35) $+ $2 has been deleted. } }
;on *:input:#: { if ($1 == !quotes) .msg $chan Total number of quotes: $lines(c:\program files\mirc\Quotes.txt) }
;on *:input:#: { if ($1 == !lastquote) .msg $chan 12Last quote: $read(Quotes.txt, $lines(c:\program files\mirc\Quotes.txt)) }


(i had commented it because i wanted to keep this for refrence)

napa182
Comments: 1,134
 

why dont you just trigger it in a alias for Ur self.

Clueless
Comments: 11
 

never thought of that... ima test before sending this quote so i dont double post something that wasnt nesseciary..

TESTING...

ok only the first alias is giving me trouble so here it is

alias quote {
if ($1 isnum) && ($2 <= $lines(c:\program files\mirc\Quotes.txt)) /msg $chan Quote $chr(91) $+ $chr(35) $+ $2 $+ $chr(92) $+ $lines(c:\program files\mirc\Quotes.txt) $+ $chr(93) 4 $+ $read(quotes.txt, $2)
else { set %quote $read(quotes.txt) } { /msg $chan $chr(91) $+ $chr(35) $+ $readn $+ $chr(92) $+ $lines(c:\program files\mirc\Quotes.txt) $+ $chr(93) 4 $+ %quote }
}

let me know if you have a solution

Akishoot
Comments: 159
 

@ Clueless - You can use [.code] and [./code] (Without the periods) to put segments of coding into. =)

Example:

Code:

alias wave {   /describe $active waves to everyone. }

Kyousoukyoku
Comments: 45
 

Why not use this:

Code:

alias quote {   if ($1 isnum && $read(quotes.txt,$1)) {    msg $iif($active != status window,$active,$chan) Quote number $+($chr(40),$1,$chr(41),:) $v2   }   else {    msg $iif($active != status window,$active,$chan) Total quotes:  $lines(quotes.txt)   } } alias addquote {   if ($1- && $exists(quotes.txt)) {    write quotes.txt $1-    echo $colour(info) -a Quote added.    msg $iif($active != status window,$target,$chan) Quote $1- added.   } } alias delquote {   if ($1 isnum && $read(quotes.txt,$1)) {    write -dl quotes.txt $1    echo $colour(info) -a Quote deleted.    msg $iif($active != status window,$target,$chan) Quote number: $1 deleted.   } }

And just make a file named quotes.txt in your mircdir. Commands: /delquote (num), /addquote (quote), /quote (num)

- Something manually typed in this editbox btw. ;)

Clueless
Comments: 11
 

i already have some of them :p besides i have all the /quote does is it returns a random quote. even if i use a number it will return a random quote. thats all i needed though :p