Sgkk alias

Platform: mIRC

Published Dec 10, 2011

Updated Dec 10, 2011

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I use it to help me remember the commands for #sgkk on Rizon
/sgkk
fun
channel
releases
other
/sgkk
!apples
!loli
!sw
!cookie
!mizore
!sgkk
/sgkk
!rules
!topic
!help
!tt sgkk
!welcome
/sgkk
@find
!list
!releases
/sgkk
!tracker
!status
!peak
!stats
!quotes
!fabulous
!jecht
!win
!fail
!bar
!misc
!pickpocket
!rape
!fml
!bb
/sgkk
!lottery
!roulette

alias sgkk { 

  if ($1 == $null) {

    echo 3 -a fun

    echo 3 -a channel

    echo 3 -a releases

    echo 3 -a other

  }

  if ($1 == fun) {

    echo 4 -a !apples 

    echo 4 -a !loli 

    echo 4 -a !sw 

    echo 4 -a !cookie

    echo 4 -a !mizore

    echo 4 -a !sgkk

  }

  if ($1 == channel) {

    echo 3 -a !rules 

    echo 3 -a !topic 

    echo 3 -a !help

    echo 3 -a !tt sgkk 

    echo 3 -a !welcome  

  }

  if ($1 == releases) {

    echo 3 -a @find 

    echo 3 -a !list 

    echo 3 -a !releases

  }

  if ($1 == other) {

    echo 3 -a !tracker 

    echo 3 -a !status 

    echo 3 -a !peak 

    echo 3 -a !stats 

    echo 3 -a !quotes  

    echo 3 -a !fabulous

    echo 3 -a !jecht 

    echo 3 -a !win

    echo 3 -a !fail 

    echo 3 -a !bar 

    echo 3 -a !misc 

    echo 3 -a !pickpocket 

    echo 3 -a !rape

    echo 3 -a !fml 

    echo 3 -a !bb

  }

  if ($1 == gamble) {

    echo 3 -a !lottery 

    echo 3 -a !roulette

  }

}

Comments

Jethro - Dec 21, 2011

Very, very nice. Thanks jaytea for your time and thorough explanation. ^^

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jaytea - Dec 21, 2011

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all should be elseif after the first ifff.

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I often run into unworkability when I use an elseif right after an if upon sockread.

forgive me, but i sense there's still some confusion about what is one of the most fundamental programming concepts.

		Code 			
if (A) {

}
if (B) {

}
if (C) {

}
	

here, each of the conditions 'A', 'B' and 'C' are tested (unless the code is forced to end prematurely with /halt or /return). the if statements act independently. even in the case where 'B' can only be true if 'A' is false, or 'C' can only be true if both 'A' and 'B' are false, they are all still tested.

		Code 			
if (A) {

}
elseif (B) {

}
elseif (C) {

}
	

here, 'B' is only tested if 'A' is false. and 'C' is only tested if both 'A' and 'B' are false. when you're dealing with the case mentioned earlier, this code is ideal especially if 'B' and 'C' are computationally expensive checks, or if you want a final 'else' default case, or simply to adhere to good practice as in this snippet's case.

if you're not comfortable with a certain language construct then TEST IT. don't test it in the middle of your socket script, or with some other 1000 line script; test it in a simplified bit of code, and in a variety of different ways until you understand how it works.

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Jethro - Dec 20, 2011

I often run into unworkability when I use an elseif right after an if upon sockread. Unless there's a comparison for me to make if-elseif-else, I'll use ifs straight up, and it works perfectly that way. :p

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blackvenomm666 - Dec 20, 2011

yea i know. i had a lof stuff set up that way and got yelled at by other coders for it haha. all should be elseif after the first ifff. so i thought i'd say it nicely before one of the other dicks said it not so nicely

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Jethro - Dec 20, 2011

Ryan, though it works with multiple ifs.

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blackvenomm666 - Dec 20, 2011

and technically after your first if statement the others should be elseif's

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Kentaro Kurosaki - Dec 10, 2011

o,o Yes I am, thank you
Edit: Though I found its only on here, so i copied wrong

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_Dean_ - Dec 10, 2011

missing a closing bracket

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