Mass Notice

By LucSatise on Feb 18, 2008

This script is similar to the /broadcast script made before but can be used if you are not IRCop.

Syntax:
/mnotice #Chan ---- Sends a mass notice to everyone in #Chan
/mnotice AChan ---- Sends a Mass notice to everyone you are in contact with in ur channels.

Enjoy

alias mnotice {
  if ($1 == $null) { echo $active 2* /mnotice: Not enough parameters. | halt }
  if ($left($1,1) == #) { channelnotice $1 $2- }
  if ($1 == AChan) { allChanNotice $2- }
}
alias channelnotice {
  set %Total $nick($1,0)
  set %Count 0
  while (%Count < %Total) {
    inc %Count
    .notice $nick($1,%Count) [Mass Notice] $2-
  }
  unset %Count
  unset %Total
}
alias allChanNotice {
  set %TotalChans $chan(0)
  set %CountChan 0
  while (%CountChan <= %TotalChans) {
    inc %CountChan
    channelnotice $chan(%CountChan) $2-
  }
  unset %TotalChans
  unset %CountChan
}

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LucSatise - Jun 05, 2008

that explains alot... edited

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napa182 - Mar 06, 2008

did you notice that on ur allChanNotice aliases you screwed up ur vars? you set %TotalChans and %CountChan but on ur while loop you are trying to count %Count and %Total =/

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LucSatise - Mar 06, 2008

Then u be smart and do not notice in big channels.

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SnoooP - Feb 19, 2008

that is true indeed. let me rephrase.....

if you are in a channel that is not your own and is for example the main network channel the help channel or an ircops channel in some cases. THEY WILL kill you for it!

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LucSatise - Feb 19, 2008

@Snoop They cant kill u if its ur chan

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SnoooP - Feb 19, 2008

i agree with what korvin and jonesy44 said... 1) /notice #chan - is easier to use and does pretty much the same thing... 2) some ircops will not like this at all and may like jonesy44 said kill you.. which would be a shame.

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Gemster - Feb 19, 2008

LucSatise

And im gonna set it so that you can specify nicks

this you and use in nicklist

notice $$* $$?=\"what do u want to say\"

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LucSatise - Feb 18, 2008

[quote=Korvin]
/notice #chan would be waaaaaay more sufficient. would be the same thing.
[/quote]
True but i also wanted to see if this wuld work. And im gonna set it so that you can specify nicks it wont notice using another variable.

@Jonesy44 Vars will just confuse me cos i\'ve used set for so long :D but i\'l try for next one.

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juhapuha - Feb 18, 2008

while (%x) {
notice $nick($1,%x) * :)

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juhapuha - Feb 18, 2008

You could just use var %x $nick($1,0)
while (%i) {
notice $nick($1,%i) Sorry for spamming, i will excess flood soon.. $2-

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Korvin - Feb 18, 2008

/notice #chan would be waaaaaay more sufficient. would be the same thing.

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Jonesy44 - Feb 18, 2008

[b]Nice script, although be carefull of being killed/banned for mass spamming .. some power tripping ops dong like that kinda stuff =P

Also, instead of setting and unsetting vars try using:

var %Total = $nick($1,0), %Count = 0

[/b]

[size=10]~TH[/size]

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