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CPP newbie, any way to make a call to a file for references?
For example, if I wanted to create something that would send a set amount of messages to mIRC, and I wanted the program to look in the text document fff.txt for this information.
A similar example is shown below, with notations. "Hi, I'm a bot // First line, what I want it to say first. I do not want it to repeat this line. This is an example // Second line, to be sent immediately after the first, I don't want this to be repeated either Of how hopeless I am! // Third line, to be sent immediately after the second, nor this, etc.." Using the postmessage function with calls to a text document, would this be possible? And by the way, I know that there are easier ways to do this, especially since IRC already has a built in scripting tool. I want to do it that hard way. :icon_wink: |
Re: CPP newbie, any way to make a call to a file for references?
Yes, I think it would be possible for you to do that.
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