(Notice)

Platform: mIRC

Published Feb 05, 2010

Updated Feb 05, 2010

953 10

This is my first submission. Text wrapped in ( and ) will be noticed to all selected nicks in the nicklist.

Example:
(Hello.)
-> -zebra- Hello.

on *:INPUT:#: {

  if ($left($1-,1) == $chr(40) && $right($1-,1) == $chr(41) && $snick($active,0) > 0) {

    var %a = 1

    while (%a <= $snick($active,0)) {

      notice $snick($active,%a) $mid($1-,2,$calc($len($1-) - 2))

      inc %a

    }

    haltdef

  }

}

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Souljaa - Feb 10, 2010

ROFL @ blodix

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blodix - Feb 07, 2010

And there you can do as following simply type: /notice #channel

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whereisthezebra? - Feb 07, 2010

Thanks for the comments.

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Jethro - Feb 05, 2010

Thanks for sharing. It sure takes less work to send a notice than write one enclosed with parenthesis. Thanks for the heads up on the haltdef.

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gooshie - Feb 05, 2010

Too much work wrapping your (message). For years I used what I called my double slash whisper. But now I made it into an alias and enabled the second editbox and use it to notice whisper.

		Code 			
on *:INPUT:#:if $1 = // && !$ctrlenter && !$inpaste { haltdef | notice $$snicks $$2- }	

Note that you best haltdef before you notice so your private convo dont go to channel if you have no $$snicks.

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sunslayer - Feb 05, 2010

Quote

Yes, but you still missed the /notice command...

/fp

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Jethro - Feb 05, 2010

Perhaps no loops needed after all:

		Code 			
on *:INPUT:#: {
  if (/* !iswm $1) && (!$ctrlenter) && (!$inpaste) {
    if ($regex($1-,/[(](.+)[)]/iS)) notice $snicks $regml(1) | haltdef
  }
}	

yes my mistake the asterisk in the regex should've been + instead.

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Jethro - Feb 05, 2010

sunslayer, I think you missed something in your example:

		Code 			
on *:INPUT:#: {
  if ($regex($1-,/^\50(.+)\51$/)) { 
    var %a $regml(1) | tokenize 44 $regsubex($str(.,$snick(#,0)),/(.)/g,$&
      $+($snick(#,\n),$iif(\n != \0,$chr(44)))) | notice $* %a | haltdef
  }
}	

I'm not sure about: /notice snick1,snick2,snick3 <- For me, at least for the network I use, it doesn't support multiple notices with a comma.

But I know some do support that, so it's doable with:

		Code 			
on *:INPUT:#: {
  if ($regex($1-,/^\50(.+)\51$/)) { 
    var %a $regml(1) | notice $regsubex($str(.,$snick(#,0)),/(.)/g,$+($snick(#,\n),$iif(\n != \0,$chr(44)))) %a | haltdef
  }
}	

Yes, but you still missed the /notice command...

P.S. It may even be doable with the $snicks identifier.

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sunslayer - Feb 05, 2010

im not sure how many IRCD's support this method but i know UnReal does, you dont need to use a while loop to parse $snick

		Code 			
on *:INPUT:#: {
  if ($regex($1-,/^\50(.+)\51$/) && $snick(#,0) && !$ctrlenter) {
    var %a = $regml(1)
    .notice $regsubex($str(.,$snick(#,0)),/(.)/g,$+($snick(#,\n),$iif(\n != \0,$chr(44)))) %a
    haltdef
  }
}	

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Jethro - Feb 05, 2010

You can do it as such:

		Code 			
on *:input:#:$nall($1-)
alias nall { if ($regex($1-,/[(](.*)[)]/iS)) {
    var %a 1 | while ($snick($active,%a)) { 
  .timer 1 $calc(%a * 2) notice $v1 $regml(1) | inc %a } }
}	

Either enter: /nall (notice) or: (notice)
But I think it's best to just make this into an alias.

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