@Jonesy44 lol yeah kinda like a VB file.. TCL is normally run via console(command prompt) files are generally saved as .tcl but its not 100% needed if the file is written properly it can be run from nearly any file format(given that your on a nix system) in windows its best to just use a .tcl file lol and execute this file via command prompt and the command \'tclsh C:\\dir\\to\\tcl\\file\\file.tcl\'
lol aye i don\'t actually code fer mIRC in fact i don\'t even like it XD i\'m anti-windoze thus anti-mIRC h/e i do know how to fully script for this client. but i like to see people learning more about programming and script for mIRC is just as good a place to start as any so.. again gj Cheiron if ya ever have any questions i\'ll do my best help :P dun be afraid to ask mate! cheers
@Jonesy44 lol its a programming language.. it does what ever you program it to do =D
tell it to \'puts stdout \"sup man?\"\' it will put the text \'sup man?\' to your console session(stdout)
hrm.. if they ban after they kick you your shat outa luck ;p so try->(unreal networks)
on ^*:BAN:#: if ($banmask iswm $address($me,5)) cs unban #
on *:DEOP:#: if ($me === $opnick) cs op #
on *:KICK:#: if ($knick === $me) join #
raw 474:*:cs unban # | .timer 1 1 join #
the on op takes care of op issues the ban takes care of your ban(on channel)
the on kick fixes being kicked and the raw 474:*: checks for this message:
then runs cs unban #
..enjoy
PS: you don\'t need to capitalize all the on *:command:
:COMMAND: works just the same as :command:
trust me this is more effective
lol TCL = tool command language and the \'error\' is just using such things as \"lindex, lrange, etc\" without changing the arguments to a list \'[split \"arguments\"]\' then rejoining them later on by \'[join \"previous arguments\"]\' since lindex,lsearch,lrange,llength are commands FOR lists hence the l at the beginning of each command XD
lindex,lsearch,lrange,llength = list index, list search, list range, and list length to name a few