i wish i knew more about scripting

Dani_l11, (?i) in regex means case-insensitive. It's the same as using /i modifier. You should read up more on that. There are more options as such to be applied to regex: (?s) or (?m) means single line or multi-line...(?u) unicode.

ok i will try learn $regml stuff

Why check for the regml match, just use $regml(1) :)? $+(http://,$iif($regml(1) != google,youtube,google),.com) => $+(http://,$regml(1),.com). But wouldn't $regml(1) match the (?i)? Also you need a /i switch, to match an incasesensitive match.

nice +1

Dani, neither your example will respond. You changed the variable name to %floodnick, which doesn't match the first conditional check for it. This is efficiently done with a regex though:

on $*:TEXT:/^!(?i)(youtube|google)( |$)/S:#:{
  if (%floodnick [ $+ [ $nick ] ]) halt | set -u3 %Floodnick [ $+ [ $nick ] ] . | var %s $replace($$2-,$chr(32),+)
  if !$strip($2) { notice $nick $+(http://,$iif($regml(1) != google,youtube,google),.com) }
  elseif ($regml(1) == google) msg #  3your google search: $+(http://www.google.com/search?q=,%s)
  else msg # 3Your Youtube Search:  $2- $+ : http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query= $+ %s $+ &search_type=&aq=f
}

You don't really need the -e switch because upon existing, the timed var will be unset anyway. And you only need one check for $2 and $replace($2,$chr(32),+) with a variable to apply to all the routines.

thanks

It's far from perfect, but keep up the good work :) I'll give you a 7.

@Bielie:
That won't work. You gotta use

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
     if (%flood [ $+ [ $nick ] ]) halt
     set -eu3 %Floodnick [ $+ [ $nick ] ] .
     if ($1 == !youtube)  {
          if (!$2) notice $nick http://youtube.com
          else msg $chan 3Your Youtube Search:  $$2- $+ : http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query= $+ $$2- $+ &search_type=&aq=f 
     }
     if ($1 == !Google)  {
          if (!$2) notice $nick http://google.com
          else msg $chan  3your google search: $+(http://www.google.com/search?q=,$replace($$2-,$chr(32),+)) 
     }
}

thanks for your comment bielie

This code is a bit safer and always responds

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
  if (%flood [ $+ [ $nick ] ]) { return }
  set -eu3 %flood [ $+ [ $nick ] ] $true

  if ($1 == !youtube) && ($2 != $null) { msg $chan 3Your Youtube Search:  $$2- $+ : http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query= $+ $$2- $+ &search_type=&aq=f 
    else { notice $nick http://youtube.com | return }
  }
  if ($1 == !google) && ($2 != $null) { msg $chan  3your google search: $+(http://www.google.com/search?q=,$replace($$2-,$chr(32),+)) 
    else { notice $nick http://google.com | return }
  }
}

hmmmm

?

You're not going to ask? :/

ok

This is how I would do it.

on $*:TEXT:/^!(youtube|google)(.+?)/Si:#: msg $chan $+(3Your $iif($regml(1) == youtube,Youtube,Google) Search: $$2-,: $iif($regml(1) == youtube,http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=,http://www.google.com/search?q=),$replace($regsubex($2-,/([^\w\s])/Sg,$+(%,$base($asc(\t),10,16,2))),$chr(32),$chr(43)))

lol callum

Digs a hole and throws him self down and burrys himsilf :P

No offence, but it isnt sorted Callum.

It definatly still needs the url encode plus the youtube one doesnt even encode the space.

Not trying to bog you down or anything but I just wanted to say....

Search Hawkee for somthing like a URL encode alias or just url encode and then pop that in the script and use the alias around your search parameters (ie $$2-)

i made it this morning and i thought it was fine but apprantly its not encoded

it is fine, give it a test now you edited that part. :)

so how do i sort this snippit out then

LOL :)

oh its going down the way i read it wrong

whatthe hell i mean i posted that after you

toclafane1
so what have i done wrong
7 mins ago

Callumlord
Chill
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toclafane1
anything i need to know
6 mins ago

so whats that meant to do

toclafane1, Check this out http://www.hawkee.com/snippet/8499/ :) Might help

anything i need to know

Chill

so what have i done wrong