Juhapuha, Just... no -.-

hey! i know better one: on *:text:hi:#:{ msg $chan hi $+($nick,!) :DD::D:D:S DF }

@FURBY

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I got bored so instead of making it Msg $chan Hello there $nick I made it in Variables, sets them then unsets after it sends the message o.0 I don\'t care about this scripts score xD....Load into remotes alt+r

Actually I guess I practices setting and unsetting variables o.0 Kinda new to that

And i also agree with you on the vars cause he could have actually made a code that needed them.`-.-´

Furby, I did it in vars because i was bored and needed practice o.0

why use vars??

on *:TEXT:hi*:#: msg $chan Hi There $nick

easier, cleaner, shorter, neater

why not just make them local vars instead of global then you wont have to unset

On 1:text:hi*:#:{
  var %a Hi, %b There, %c $nick, %d $chan 
  Msg %d %a %b %c
}

Ah, I didn\'t see that.

Well the %d variable holds \"$chan\"

shouldn\'t it be

  Msg $nick %d %a %b %c

and not

  Msg %d %a %b %c

ok..

Yea, same as any other variable

You can do it all in one line, like
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unset %1 %2 %3 %4

Or you can make then %hi.a %hi.b %hi.c %hi.d and do unset %hi.*

Just a couple tips :)

Could I do the same for set %hi.a ect ect?

Thanks mountaindew o.0

rofl

  unset %a
  unset %b
  unset %c
  unset %d

You can do it all in one line, like

  unset %1 %2 %3 %4

Or you can make then %hi.a %hi.b %hi.c %hi.d and do unset %hi.*

Just a couple tips :)

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