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goldenb0y · Oct 17th, 2004, 8:46 PM

How do I set variables to command? I am having some trouble with little scripts.

*:JOIN:#techdiscussions.com:{
%asdf = $whois $nick
/echo %asdf
}

bulio · Oct 25th, 2004, 4:42 PM

Is it in mirc coding?

Mal · Dec 4th, 2004, 5:00 PM

Im not an irc user anymore, but what is it exactly you're trying to do and i can certainly help you out. if you're using nnscript that is, because i believe some of the commands/variables i used to use were nnscript ones.

cloud- · Jan 11th, 2005, 12:16 PM

im not sure if your aware but...
/whois is a command that the ircd deals with
so mirc can not gather the info like that >_<

so you would have to get the raw info first from the server
then set the variable unless the $whois is a custom alias you've made?

if yes then you need to add "on" to the start of the script
and it will work.
and you need to /set for a global variable
or /var for local

when you set a global you dont use "="
like /set %variable Value
but local use "="
like /var %variable = Value

on *:JOIN:#techdiscussions.com:{
set %asdf $whois $nick
echo %asdf
}

if not then
if you wanted $whois to get the adress you can use $address($nick,2)
or something

just like

on *:join:#techdiscussions.com: {
set %asdf $address($nick,2) $nick
echo -a %asdf
}

good luck

Riddle · May 23rd, 2005, 12:38 AM

Like cloud- said, you'd have to gather the raw info from the server (using raw numerics). Here's an example, which "customizes" your whois:

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raw 311:*:{
  echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ <whois>
  echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ Whois: $2
  echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ Host: $3 $+ @ $+ $4
  echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ Name: $6-
  halt
}
raw 319:*:echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ Channels: $3- | halt
raw 312:*:echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ Server: $3 * $4- | halt
raw 301:*:echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ Afk: $3- | halt
raw 313:*:echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ Oper: $2 is an oper. | halt
raw 318:*:echo -a  $+ $color(whois) $+ </whois> | halt

So that'll probably help some, do what you wish with it. ^_^

Oct 17th, 2004, 8:46 PM	#1
goldenb0y Newbie Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 15 Rep Power: 0	How do I set variables to command? I am having some trouble with little scripts. (Toggle Plain Text) :JOIN:#techdiscussions.com:{ %asdf = $whois $nick /echo %asdf } :JOIN:#techdiscussions.com:{ %asdf = $whois $nick /echo %asdf }

Dec 4th, 2004, 5:00 PM	#3
Mal Newbie Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 0	Im not an irc user anymore, but what is it exactly you're trying to do and i can certainly help you out. if you're using nnscript that is, because i believe some of the commands/variables i used to use were nnscript ones. __________________ Mal - "At the source of every error which is blamed on the computer, you will find at least two human errors, including the error of blaming it on the computer." :: "A good programmer is someone who looks both ways before crossing a one-way street."

May 23rd, 2005, 12:38 AM	#5
Riddle Programmer Join Date: May 2005 Location: Nar Shaddaa Posts: 42 Rep Power: 0	Like cloud- said, you'd have to gather the raw info from the server (using raw numerics). Here's an example, which "customizes" your whois: (Toggle Plain Text) raw 311::{ echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ <whois> echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Whois: $2 echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Host: $3 $+ @ $+ $4 echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Name: $6- halt } raw 319::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Channels: $3- \| halt raw 312::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Server: $3 $4- \| halt raw 301::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Afk: $3- \| halt raw 313::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Oper: $2 is an oper. \| halt raw 318::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ </whois> \| halt raw 311::{ echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ <whois> echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Whois: $2 echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Host: $3 $+ @ $+ $4 echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Name: $6- halt } raw 319::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Channels: $3- \| halt raw 312::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Server: $3 * $4- \| halt raw 301::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Afk: $3- \| halt raw 313::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ Oper: $2 is an oper. \| halt raw 318::echo -a $+ $color(whois) $+ </whois> \| halt So that'll probably help some, do what you wish with it. ^_^ Last edited by Riddle; May 23rd, 2005 at 12:46 AM. Reason: Edited the script a bit.*

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Oct 25th, 2004, 4:42 PM	#2
bulio Hobbyist Programmer Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Location Posts: 138 Rep Power: 5	Is it in mirc coding?

Jan 11th, 2005, 12:16 PM	#4
cloud- Hobbyist Programmer Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 110 Rep Power: 4	im not sure if your aware but... /whois is a command that the ircd deals with so mirc can not gather the info like that >_< so you would have to get the raw info first from the server then set the variable unless the $whois is a custom alias you've made? if yes then you need to add "on" to the start of the script and it will work. and you need to /set for a global variable or /var for local when you set a global you dont use "=" like /set %variable Value but local use "=" like /var %variable = Value on :JOIN:#techdiscussions.com:{ set %asdf $whois $nick echo %asdf } if not then if you wanted $whois to get the adress you can use $address($nick,2) or something just like on :join:#techdiscussions.com: { set %asdf $address($nick,2) $nick echo -a %asdf } good luck

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Setting Variables To Commands?