By Lenooox on Dec 18, 2011simple join , part , quit message with .txt
on *:JOIN:#:{
msg $chan $read(wc.txt) }
raw 821:*:{ msg $chan $read(wcback.txt) }
on *:part:#: {
msg $nick $read(part.txt) }
on *:QUIT:#: {
msg $chan($nick,1) $read(quit.txt) }
I've just realized that you edited your code. Here is another one below to reflect the change:
on !*:join:#:{
msg # $read(wc.txt)
}
on !*:part:#:{
msg # $read(part.txt)
}
raw 821:*:{
msg $1 $read(wcback.txt)
}
on !*:quit:{
var %q = 1, %m
while ($comchan($nick,%q)) {
msg $v1 $read(quit.txt)
inc %q
}
}
The ! prefixed in front of those events will tell mIRC not to send the message to channel when the client that runs the code parts, joins, or quits. (yourself)
The ! tells mIRC to send message when other people do so only.
I forgot to mention that there is also no $chan for raw 821. You should use $1 to represent $chan. Below is the working edit:
on me:*:join:#:{
msg # $read(wc.txt)
}
on me:*:part:#:{
msg # $read(part.txt)
}
raw 821:*:{
msg $1 $read(wcback.txt)
}
on *:quit:{
var %q = 1, %m
while ($comchan($nick,%q)) {
%m = $v1
if ($nick == $me) {
msg %m $read(quit.txt)
}
inc %q
}
}
raw 821 is available for most IRCX or hybrid chat servers that I've come across. For IRCD, you may need to whois and check people's away status using raw 301. To check your own away and back status, use raw 305 and 306.
