By EliteT0kr on Aug 02, 2004Useage: !AddQuote
!Quote = Random Quote
!Quote # = Says quote #
on *:load: { write -c C:\quotes.txt | set %QuoteN 0 }
on *:unload: { write -c C:\quotes.txt | unset %QuoteN }
on *:text:!AddQuote*:#: { if ($2) { inc %QuoteN 1 | write -l $+ %QuoteN C:\quotes.txt %QuoteN 7Quote5 %QuoteN $+ 1:5" $+ $2- $+ " 1- 7Set by5 $nick $+ 1 7on1 $adate $+ . | msg # 7Added quote1 "5 $+ $2- $+ 1"7 by5 $nick $+ . }
else {
msg # 3Please add a quote!
}
}
on *:text:!Quote*:#: { if (!$2) { msg # $read(C:\quotes.txt)
}
elseif ($2) && ($2 isin $read(C:\quotes.txt,$2)) {
msg # $read(C:\quotes.txt,$2)
}
elseif ($2 !isin $read(C:\quotes.txt,$2)) {
msg # 3Quote not found! Please try another number!
}
}
alias rquotes {
.timerquote 0 4 msg # $read(C:\quotes.txt)
}
Wow, just seen this right now...
elseif ($2) && ($2 isin $read(C:\quotes.txt,$2)) {
First of all, I hope you realize that it won't just be looking specifically for the number at the beginning of the quote; if there is a number in the actual quote itself, then it will get confuzzled and also try and locate the other quotes as well.
So, a solution would be:
elseif ($2) && ($read(C:\quotes.txt, s, $2)) { msg # $read(C:\quotes.txt, s, $2) }
The 's' in there scans the quotes.txt for a line beginning with $2. ~_~ Hope it helped, sorry for the late response.
