mIRC Code Snippets Tagged with sort
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Well this is my first snippet and my first dialog. I hope it gets good ratings. Its pretty straight forward.
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finds all matches and puts them in a new file and displays that and changes..
Normally, when you do a command like /chanserv access #channel list, you get the list of usernames and accesses sorted by time of entry into the list. This can make it difficult to see how many users of..
$sortcomtok will allow you to combine two sets of tokens, removing any duplicates, and sort them.
Usage: $sortcomtok(text,tokens,C,ncra)
Where C is the ascii value for the token separators, and ncra..
Usage: $ordtok(TOKEN,C,?)
Will return entered numbers as ords (1.4.2 = 1st.2nd.4th) and as you can see, will sort them in reverse or put them in order (if you used $ordtok(4.1,46,nr) - it would return..
Usage: $asntok(TOKEN,N,?)
Will sort and insert needed numbers. For example, $asntok(4.1,46) would return 1.2.3.4 (if you used $asntok(4.1,46,nr) - it would return it in reverse)
Sorts mp3 files in a directory based on given parameters. Lists the sorted list in a new window.
: Sorts lines N-N of the text file, it also echoes how long the process took.
This Strings together nicks from a specified channel.
Seperated by a ascii character of your choice.
You can choose to string, all users, Ops, Voices, etc
a = all nicks, o = ops, h = halfops, v =..
Will alphabatically sort every line in a text file. Usage: /sorttxt file