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kushman420TC commented on mIRC Snippet: Untiltled

kushman420TC — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:39:55 -0600

wow who ever u are this is not ur script, I dont think u r ATR plus why would u post a torn script here O_O

IllogicTC commented on mIRC Snippet: Decode Yahoo "Y" cookie

IllogicTC — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:29:20 -0600

Although I probably wouldn't use this, this is a very unique snippet indeed.

Good work on this.

The6PuffPack commented on Image: For you Dubstep lovers

The6PuffPack — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:13:41 -0600

xD It is my laptop's background.. heh.. It's so tempting though!! I had too.. lol

SReject commented on Image: iPhone Home Screen

SReject — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:07:35 -0600

Why do you have a firefox icon for safari :S

TMFKSOFT commented on mIRC Snippet: mIRC Statistics

TMFKSOFT — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:09:12 -0600

Lets try and wet your appetite.
mIRCS v2 is in creation.
v2 has mutli networks and channels like v1, channels and networks can be toggled via a admin panel
running on a HTTPD System as part of mIRCS, You can togle each channel and network. The statistics pages will also have a editable header, body and footer that are read when a stats page is generated, Secret channels can be ignored as well. There will be a stack of new features on its way!

dj69 commented on PHP Snippet: Latest post on your homepage ( phpbb )

dj69 — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:01:26 -0600

Very nice
Thank you.

xavito28 commented on mIRC Snippet: mIRC Radio Bot v2

xavito28 — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:14:27 -0600

does not need it to work or an addon to my bot icecast

SpotsBox commented on Perl Snippet: X-Chat: System Information Script (Linux)

SpotsBox — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:10:16 -0600

i really like the script! Thanks! if this script can be modified can i get a list of commands to add to the script like temp and also why does it show all memory in use when its not?

cole commented on Review: Noise in DVD drive

cole — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 23:59:52 -0600

I have the same concerns about this computer. It's and overall great computer, but I don't like how loud it is when reading a disk.

MaxEvans commented on mIRC Snippet: Max's Topic Manager

MaxEvans — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 21:13:24 -0600

I'll work on that.

_Dean_ commented on mIRC Snippet: ModeThanker 2.0 (Hash Table)

_Dean_ — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:22:49 -0600

we could avoid the repetitions a little bit using $replace
neither my version or yours will work if the user uses +qaohv

Code:

on *:rawmode:#:{
if ($2 == $me) {
var %x = $replace($1,+v,voice,-v,devoice,+h,halfope,-h,dehalfope,+o,ope,-o,deope,+a,admin',-a,deadmin',+q,owner',-q,deowner')
hinc -m modethanker $+(%x,d)
msg $chan $iif($left($1,1) == $chr(45),awww you $+($1,'d) me,Thanks for the $1) $nick $+ . I have been %x $+ d $hget(modethanker,$+(%x,d))
}
hsave -o modethanker modethanker.hsh
}

FollowTheSchism commented on mIRC Snippet: ModeThanker 2.0 (Hash Table)

FollowTheSchism — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 19:45:58 -0600

You could probably shorten this up using $iif(), but it would potentially ruin the readability of the code. I personally think scripts such as this can get annoying, but you seem to understand mIRC scripting pretty well. Perhaps you could have it simply count the modes set by ChanServ / servers, and not message the channel? That way, you won't spam the channel every time you identify to NickServ/AuthServ. Then it would just message the channel when actual clients set the modes. By the way, I am Simplicity @ KottNet.

KinKinnyKith commented on Perl Snippet: X-Chat: Weather Script

KinKinnyKith — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 18:05:26 -0600

Sharing a heavily commented version of my mod in response to interest, with a tweak or two, and an op test variation from before:

Code:

# Look at both channel messages and channel messages that highlight you. Pass the name of the calling event through the data option, so we can emit the correct format later.
foreach ("Channel Message", "Channel Message Hilight") { Xchat::hook_print($_, \&Botforecast, {"data" => [$_]}); }
sub Botforecast {
# Strip control codes from the message $_[0][1] that might confuse the trigger.
my $strMsg = Xchat::strip_code($_[0][1]);
# If !forecast or `forecast or @forecast (case insensitive) does not match at the beginning of the message, do nothing.
if ($strMsg !~ m/^[@`!]forecast/i) { return Xchat::EAT_NONE; }
# Test for operator status in channel...
# Op test type 1: If $_[0][2] (the messaging user's nick prefix on the channel) is not one of the known op prefixes, do nothing.
# $_[0][2] is the "highest" rank prefix, not a list of multiple mode prefixes, i.e. & not &@+
## Example commented out as we won't use this check:
## if ($_[0][2] !~ m/[%@&~!]/) { return Xchat::EAT_NONE; }
# Op test type 2: Find the position that the commanding user's nick prefix on the current channel falls in the hierarchical list of the network's supported nick prefixes.
# If there is no prefix (undefined $_[0][2]) or matches only to the first (0, usually voice), do nothing.
# On networks with ~&@%+ the levels would map 43210 respectively. A result of 1 or higher means they have at least halfop in this case.
if ( (!defined($_[0][2])) || (index(reverse(Xchat::context_info->{nickprefixes}), $_[0][2]) < 1) ) { return Xchat::EAT_NONE; }
# We are committed to handling this message now. Emit the message ahead of responding to it, so the response does not appear before the command for the local client.
# $_[1][0] contains the event name that we passed when we hooked into the event, we can use that to format the message correctly.
# If it fails for any reason, we don't want to halt the message from further processing at the end of the script.
my $bEmitted = Xchat::emit_print($_[1][0], $_[0][0], $_[0][1], $_[0][2]);
# Find one group of any 5 digits within the message. "@forecast for my loc 10101 please" will work as well as "!forecast-10101-"
if ($_[0][1] =~ m/\b(\d{5})\b/) {
# Zip found, create an argument array to pass the matching zip code (contained in $+) to Arcademan's subroutine, which looks for the zip in the second element $_[0][1]
my @forecastArgs = ("ohai forecast", $+); &forecast5(\@forecastArgs); }
else {
# No zip was found, call the subroutine with hardcoded zip.
&forecast; }
# If we emitted the command message earlier, we can halt Xchat from displaying the message a second time.
if ($bEmitted) { return Xchat::EAT_XCHAT; }
# All done, buhbye
return Xchat::EAT_NONE;
}

dvulgE commented on mIRC Snippet: !IMDB Movie Search

dvulgE — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:01:35 -0600

Hmm, yeah, I copied the latest code and it worked a few times, haven't edited anything and am now getting the Sorry Cant find' message.

EDIT: I'm guessing either google or imdb is limiting queries to IPs, because it's working fine on my work machine.

Emo_Pikachu commented on mIRC Snippet: Bot Snippet Remade

Emo_Pikachu — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:47:08 -0600

Ty Xpl0reR

Xpl0reR commented on mIRC Snippet: Bot Snippet Remade

Xpl0reR — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:37:55 -0600

i like the usage of if and not elsif. keep it up :) nice script.

Aha2Y commented on Image: For you Dubstep lovers

Aha2Y — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:40:12 -0600

You ruined the awesomness with paint? :+

Aha2Y commented on mIRC Snippet: FrostWire Staff Script

Aha2Y — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:39:28 -0600

Very nice, Thanks.

Emo_Pikachu commented on mIRC Snippet: FrostWire Staff Script

Emo_Pikachu — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 06:53:43 -0600

Wonderful script btw i appreciate it so much :) i could also use this on my net to

Emo_Pikachu commented on mIRC Snippet: Power script

Emo_Pikachu — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:15:16 -0600

idk how he did but i loaded it and it didnt do anything to myne