By Bouncer on Apr 29, 2007It is pretty straightforward. Paste this into your remotes. When someone says your nick or name it will open a new window and show you what was said, when it was said, by who, and in what channel. But if your nick or name was said in your active channel it will not.
Just replace where it says nick with your nickname and where it says name with your name.
on *:TEXT:*nick*:#: {
if ($chan == $active) { halt }
window @Nick
aline @Nick 14,1 $nick 0,1called you at14,1 $time 0,1on channel14,1 $chan 0,1saying:14,1 $1- $+ 0,1.
aline @Nick 14,1 -
}
on *:ACTION:*nick*:#: {
if ($chan == $active) { halt }
window @Nick
aline @Nick 14,1 $nick 0,1called you at14,1 $time 0,1on channel14,1 $chan 0,1saying:14,1 $1- $+ 0,1.
aline @Nick 14,1 -
}
on *:TEXT:*name*:#: {
if ($chan == $active) { halt }
window @Name
aline @Name 14,1 $nick 0,1called you at14,1 $time 0,1on channel14,1 $chan 0,1saying:14,1 $1- $+ 0,1.
aline @Name 14,1 -
}
on *:TEXT:*name*:#: {
if ($chan == $active) { halt }
window @Name
aline @Name 14,1 $nick 0,1called you at14,1 $time 0,1on channel14,1 $chan 0,1saying:14,1 $1- $+ 0,1.
aline @Name 14,1 -
}
Chevy $nick in my code will never come out as \"what\" or anything other then the persons nick who said my nick/name. And in the example code you gave, you yourself used $nick right after you said to use $$1. And ty |Meliorite| for the advice. I thought about using it to begin with but for some reason I can\'t remember right now why I decided not to. Might update it later.
