When i coded mirc scripting i always avoided to use modals, windows or dialogs for unnecessary stuff. This is one of them cases where a simple well formatted echo would suffice.
alias calc { if ($1-) echo -ta <Calculator> $1- = $calc($1-) }
Would achieve the exact same effect in less time and less hassle. But hey, To each its own :)
Wasn't there a Forum of some kind? IT would help me a bunch now.
I coded a framework, or at least I think it's a framework, and i'd like to know if it's in a MCV context because.. I really don't know. And here's the reason:
The thing (lets call it FW) loads every "module" that's inside modules/ folder and each module/module_name/ has a template/ folder inside where it has a butload of design/HTML related files (with a few echos here and there). The main folder (where the main index.php lies) has a template/ folder also where it has styles and website layout (as well as echoing the modules content). I could copy-paste the whole file structure but i'm not sure how it would present itself as I've never used this "Star Thread" thingy.
Anyhow, from my description: does it sound like a MCV Framework?
@Sorasyn oh..! right. My bad. ^^'
@TochA1551 i'm confused at why so many !add and !dels as i can't think of anyone who'd want to turn off auto-login; Still.. What happens if you're not on a Nickserved network but instead on a Qserved ?
Faster yet:
on *:text:!*:#:{
if (!$2) || ($1 == !8ball) {
var %w $right($1,-1)
var %file $+($mircdir\text\,%w,.txt)
if ($isfile(%file)) {
msg $chan $read(%file)
}
}
}
EDIT:
@Hawkee there should be a 'delete post' option when i'm the post owner.
Also, editing "code" tag within an comment will add "br" tags and delete the "code" styling.