thanker

By ryan245789 on Oct 19, 2010

put into remotes on +O +A +v it thanks the person who gave it to you

on *:RAWMODE:#:{
if (+q isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Thanks for the ~ $nick $+  halt }
if (+a isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Thanks for the & $nick $+  halt }
if (+o isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Thanks for the @ $nick $+  }
if (+h isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Thanks for the % $nick halt }
if (+v isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Thanks for the + $nick halt }
if (-q isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Don't take my ~ $nick halt }
if (-a isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Don't take my & $nick halt }
if (-o isin $1) && ($me isin $2) { msg $chan Don't take my @ $nick  halt }
if (-h isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Don't take my % $nick halt }
if (-v isin $1) && ($me isin $2) {  msg $chan Don't take my + $nick halt }
}

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Sorasyn - Oct 19, 2010

May need Pipes (|) between your actual message and halt commands, just from looking at it, it looks like the halt will carry over into said message

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joelp53 - Oct 19, 2010

I have a script that does this and i have to say for me regex works better.

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Jethro - Oct 19, 2010

This is my way of doing it using regex (which saves you about 600+ bytes):

on !*:rawmode:#:{
  if ($regex($1,/([+-])(q|a|o|h|v)/)) && ($2 == $me) {
    var %m = $replace($regml(2),q,~,a,&,o,@,h,%,v,+)
    msg # $iif($pos($regml(1),+,1),Thanks for the %m,Don't take my %m) $nick
  }
}

You don't really need the halt, and it's better you use the case sensitive version > === or > isincs because your script will trigger if the mode is either upper or lowercase. My example of regex is by design case sensitive unless the /i modifier is specified. The exclamation mark by the event is not to be triggered by the client running the code.

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