aol.mrc
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| Average Score | 1.0 (of 1 scores) |
| Date Added | Apr 11, 2009 |
| Last Updated | Apr 11, 2009 |
| Tags | aol.irc aol.tcl |
Introduction
Since I don't have eggdrops anymore, I still wanted to have the fun of the script.
Load 'er up and /aol or do !aolsay in public
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aol.mrc
Posted on Apr 11, 2009 8:57 pm
Posted on Apr 11, 2009 8:57 pm
Iam at a lost as to why some even bother to post on here!!
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aol.mrc
Posted on Apr 11, 2009 9:01 pm
Posted on Apr 11, 2009 9:01 pm
You should just have a big database of random words, and have it build the lines with AI, then it would be a fairly decent script, assuming the lines made sense. Actually, scratch that, these preformed lines dont even make sense, so this should be easy to accomplish.
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aol.mrc
Posted on Apr 14, 2009 4:06 pm
Posted on Apr 14, 2009 4:06 pm
LOL. I didn't make this to display my scripting prowess. Sorry it isn't something useful like CTCP Blocker or chains away script or something. /me rolls his eyes.
This is something for nostalgia purposes. If anymore newfags find this and don't understand or don't like, just go back to making simple away and multi-colored text scripts. Although I think I'm pretty sure the only reason one person commented was to make his e-pen0r... err post count bigger.
This is something for nostalgia purposes. If anymore newfags find this and don't understand or don't like, just go back to making simple away and multi-colored text scripts. Although I think I'm pretty sure the only reason one person commented was to make his e-pen0r... err post count bigger.
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aol.mrc
Posted on Apr 14, 2009 4:19 pm
Posted on Apr 14, 2009 4:19 pm
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| LOL. I didn't make this to display my scripting prowess. |
No one said you did.
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| This is something for nostalgia purposes. |
more like for illiterate purposes.
tbh it is horribly coded.
And as for post count no one cares.....
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aol.mrc
Posted on Apr 14, 2009 5:18 pm
Posted on Apr 14, 2009 5:18 pm
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| more like for illiterate purposes. |
Since the original script was being used while you were still rockin' AOL chat rooms, I don't expect you to understand. But going by your script snippets, I figured you could understand uploading a useless script used for fun. Proved me wrong :(
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| tbh it is horribly coded. |
See previous comment about scripting prowess.
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| And as for post count no one cares..... |
I'm pretty sure you do. Prove me wrong.
Done arguing. I'm sure someone who's old school with like it and have fun.
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Posted on Apr 14, 2009 6:45 pm
Posted on Apr 14, 2009 6:45 pm
Hey it works, i haven't seen anyone read from the same file before, which is odd and pretty cool at the same time, also adding alias /aol //msg $chan $gettok($_aol,2-,61) get rid of the nN= before the text. And the hell that way of talking is !#$@ irritating.
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Posted on Apr 14, 2009 10:26 pm
Posted on Apr 14, 2009 10:26 pm
You think this script isnt horrible, Panix?
Well since no one else has, Ill go ahead and explain the problems with it..
Your using a var where no var is needed, and youve set said var. so now it will stay set globablly, should always use var where available but you dont even need a var here...
Your removing $chr(34). Should simply put it inside of $noqt()
You also arent checking if the script is saved as an .ini. Always remember .ini's include the line number before every line..
That prefixed '/' is also unnecessary, never have I seen an alias with that there before..
This is how that alias should look:
You can even change it up some more:
Now its slightly better, but this was so far into the ground, nothing can surface it.
Well since no one else has, Ill go ahead and explain the problems with it..
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| alias /_aol { set %temp $read($script,n,$r(4,222)) inc %_aol.count return $remove(%temp,$chr(34)) } |
Your using a var where no var is needed, and youve set said var. so now it will stay set globablly, should always use var where available but you dont even need a var here...
Your removing $chr(34). Should simply put it inside of $noqt()
You also arent checking if the script is saved as an .ini. Always remember .ini's include the line number before every line..
That prefixed '/' is also unnecessary, never have I seen an alias with that there before..
This is how that alias should look:
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| alias _aol { inc %_aol.count return $noqt($iif(*.ini iswm $script,$gettok($read($script,n,$r(4,222)),2,61),$read($script,n,$r(4,222)))) } |
You can even change it up some more:
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| alias aol $+($iif(!$show,.),msg) $chan $_aol on *:TEXT:!aolsay:#:aol |
Now its slightly better, but this was so far into the ground, nothing can surface it.
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Posted on Apr 15, 2009 3:55 pm
Posted on Apr 15, 2009 3:55 pm
I didn't think about someone saving the file as an .ini. When the group of people I hung out with on Undernet years ago got into making small script add-ons, we always saved the file as .mrc. Excluding the script.ini, all other scripts I've made in recent years always have that file extension so I had no clue about .ini file appending line numbers to files. That's my bad.
Like I've said, this was for nostalgia purposes. I thought MAYBE someone would have remembered the old script and thought it would be funny or cool to have it available again as a mIRC script. If you don't like that way of talking, don't use it. I still load the tcl on the few eggdrops I have.
As to the coding, I started writing scripts in back on mIRC 4.52. We didn't have fancy identifiers like $noqt back then. When I was keeping up with the new mIRC versions and the new stuff put into them, sockets were implemented. So I wrote the script the way I knew how and it worked. And seriously, what difference does it make if %temp is global or local? I use %temp in tons of aliases and events and I've yet to have a problem with it.
And as far as "/" being unnecessary, I'm surprised you didn't say something about %_aol.count not being utilized anywhere. ;) The whole script is unnecessary.
My way works and it's easier to read than what you posted.
Thank you, DarkFlaze and trill. I guess I should have realized from what napa and Nathan had posted earlier that this isn't some place to post scripts and have a laugh. I didn't even realize this was suppose to be some lame MySpace rip off until after I made the post. Looks like it's just a bunch of elitist mERK scriptards.
You kids take this whole scripting thing WAAAAAAAAAAY too seriously. lol.
Like I've said, this was for nostalgia purposes. I thought MAYBE someone would have remembered the old script and thought it would be funny or cool to have it available again as a mIRC script. If you don't like that way of talking, don't use it. I still load the tcl on the few eggdrops I have.
As to the coding, I started writing scripts in back on mIRC 4.52. We didn't have fancy identifiers like $noqt back then. When I was keeping up with the new mIRC versions and the new stuff put into them, sockets were implemented. So I wrote the script the way I knew how and it worked. And seriously, what difference does it make if %temp is global or local? I use %temp in tons of aliases and events and I've yet to have a problem with it.
And as far as "/" being unnecessary, I'm surprised you didn't say something about %_aol.count not being utilized anywhere. ;) The whole script is unnecessary.
My way works and it's easier to read than what you posted.
Thank you, DarkFlaze and trill. I guess I should have realized from what napa and Nathan had posted earlier that this isn't some place to post scripts and have a laugh. I didn't even realize this was suppose to be some lame MySpace rip off until after I made the post. Looks like it's just a bunch of elitist mERK scriptards.
You kids take this whole scripting thing WAAAAAAAAAAY too seriously. lol.
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Posted on Apr 15, 2009 4:01 pm
Posted on Apr 15, 2009 4:01 pm
what Nathan had done was a constructive comment on how it could be redone with a much simpler code and tidier looking. he has identified various errors and explained what they are and how to correct them. i too have been on the recieving end from many of my scripts from where i have submitted a warts'n'all type of coding which whilst it worked for me was able to have been vastly improved on. it is these comments that we should use to help us code better for the future hopefully
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Posted on Apr 15, 2009 4:11 pm
Posted on Apr 15, 2009 4:11 pm
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I didn't even realize this was suppose to be some lame MySpace rip off until after I made the post. Looks like it's just a bunch of elitist mERK scriptards. You kids take this whole scripting thing WAAAAAAAAAAY too seriously. lol. |
Nah thats ms.org minus the myspace ;p, most ppl are just tryin to help (improve), but we mostly just screw around, maybe you've been outta the loop for a bit but its just being constructive mostly, you don't have to use what is said infact you can just delete comments (awesome!), or just say thanks no thanks and just be on your way. Btw what did you expect rofl from a geek site man? =\
