Slap Script + SlapBack improvements

[chris1]

Danke für deinen Vorschlag. Wir werden dass mal bei Gelegenheit unter die Lupe nehmen. Kann aber nicht versprechen, ob dass (so) eingebaut wird. Falls wir in der Richtung aber was machen, kommt hier nochmal eine Antwort hin.

[Tuxman]

I think it's better in English... :elk8:

We'll have a look... but we can't promise to use it.
(It's quite much for a slap, I think, but that's only my personal opinion.)

[blk_panther]

just use if statements in the on action code like:

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on *:action:*:*:{
    if (word1 isin $1-) { ... }
    elseif (word2 isin $1-) { ... }
}

here an (untested) example code how to:

• check if someone uses your current nick in an action
• loop every word and watch if it is in a textfile named your.txt (in $mircdir)
• give an answer and return

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on *:action:* $($me) *:*:{
    while ($1) {
        if ($read(your.txt,w,* $+ $1 $+ *)) { var %1 = $v1 | msg $iif(#,#,$nick) your answer (with %1 = the found line) | return }
        tokenize 32 $2-
    }
}

note:

• looping every word with tokenize isn't very effective
• using filter would be a great idea
• this is the first code I thought of, and I hope it's the most understandable
• untested, but I want youto understand the idea, not write code for you (because I don't know what exactly you want)
• you can't use $v1 directly in the msg because the $iif() replaces it with # before
• if you don't understand a command use /help /command
• if you don't understand the code: write what exactly remains unclear
• if you want to archive different -> write exactly what

hope I could help

[Tuxman]

This is Gamers.IRC, not INVISION.

[chris1]

The file settings.ini is in every girc installation. Have a look at your installation folder: bin\ini\

[chris1]

Before you start scripting, you should learn how to do it. Have a look at other scripts and ask your friends for help if you don't understand something. There is also a channel called #help.script on the quakenet. (maybe on other networks, too)

But if I don't sit in front of your computer, I won't be able to help you very much. As I don't know what script you are using at the moment and where exactly it is. Scripting does not work like copy&paste. You must understand what the script does.

[Tuxman]

Scripting does not work like copy&paste.

To be more precise: Scripting is copy & paste, but trying to make the script do what you want it to do is more like "try and error" then if you do not understand any MSL.
Use the several help possibilities in order to achieve good results. chris1 told you one way.