!label Snippet

By `Green on Dec 30, 2008

just a simple label snippet. to use it just type !label

the only labels are n00b, loser, fail, and leech. it will notice you i you have not typed a nick or a label. has flood protection. and works. hope you all enjoy. please rate :)

on *:TEXT:!label*:#:{
  if (!$($+(%,lbl),3)) {
    set -u3 $+(%,lbl) on
    if ($3 != n00b) && ($3 != loser) && ($3 != fail) && ($3 != leech) { notice $nick ( $+ $3 $+ ) Is an incorrect label! }
    if (!$3) { .notice $nick No label was entered }
    if (!$2) { .notice $nick No nick was entered }
    if ($3 == n00b) { msg # has labeled $2 as a n00b! }
    if ($3 == Fail) { msg # $2 Is now labeled as a FAIL! }
    if ($3 == loser) { msg # $nick Has labeled $2 as a loser :P }
    if ($3 == leech) { msg # $nick wants to point out that $2 is a leech! }
  }
}

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darkarrow - Jan 14, 2009

oh ok. idk really it was just thoughts :)
but really nice job

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`Green - Jan 13, 2009

um ok. what labels do you want me to add? and that is possible, but i don't know if i will be ale to. i got halo 3 ad an xbox 360 for christmas and haven't been on since then.

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darkarrow - Jan 10, 2009

i think that it should like save what the nick was set as and then when they join it says if they have a lable or not and there could also be more and maybe some nice ones lol

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NIGathan - Jan 05, 2009

Oh its helpful, it tells you to go to the internet :D

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Blitzjager - Jan 05, 2009

@NIGathan - /help Regular Expressions <--- Not very helpful at all. :(

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seanturner70 - Jan 05, 2009

if ($3 == n00b) { msg # has labeled $2 as a n00b! }
You missed out "$nick" I think.

Nice snippet :)

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airwick - Jan 05, 2009

hi... this is a nice lil script, but i was just wondering if there was a way to make it so that it came out as a /me command? instead of it coming out like it comes out seeemless like a when u type /me something something?

just curious :)

thanks

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`Green - Dec 30, 2008

lol i still use help too. but most of the stuff i look up i have read more than once

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NIGathan - Dec 30, 2008

Are you dissing /help???

I STILL use /help daily....

If you ever need help with ANY command or identifier... /help

For example: /help $istok

Infact, I have the help window open atm..

Maybe you should try: /help /help

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`Green - Dec 30, 2008

i have read /help -_-

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NIGathan - Dec 30, 2008

Well then I recommend you learn to /help

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`Green - Dec 30, 2008

yeah i know but i don't want to use his code. i would rather redo it myself and then update it. i don't like using other peoples scripts.

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NIGathan - Dec 30, 2008

He gave you an example with it already done...
Just change this line:

if ($3 != n00b) && ($3 != loser) && ($3 != fail) && ($3 != leech) { notice $nick ( $+ $3 $+ ) Is an incorrect label! }

to:

if (!$istok(n00b|loser|fail|leech,$3,124)) { notice $nick ( $+ $3 $+ ) Is an incorrect label! }

Actually, he even went further than that and rewrote the entire thing for you.. lol

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`Green - Dec 30, 2008

i fixed the &nick. and i was wanting to do the $istok. but i didn't know how to use that. tank you napa :) i'm learning more now.

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napa182 - Dec 30, 2008

instead of doing

if ($3 != n00b) && ($3 != loser) && ($3 != fail) && ($3 != leech)

you could use $istok

!$istok(n00b|loser|fail|leech,$3,124)

and look into useing $iif
also you may want to check if $2 is in the channel

on *:TEXT:!label*:#:{
  if (!$($+(%,lbl),2)) {
    set -u3 $+(%,lbl) on
    if (!$2 || $2 !ison # || !$3 || !$istok(n00b|loser|fail|leech,$3,124)) { .notice $nick $iif(!$2,No nick was entered,$iif($2 !ison #,Sorry Can't Seem To Find $2,$iif(!$3, No label was entered,$iif(!$istok(n00b|loser|fail|leech,$3,124),$+(,$chr(40),$3,$chr(41),) Is an incorrect label!)))) }
    else { msg # $nick has labeled $2 a $+($3,!) }
  }
}

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`Green - Dec 30, 2008

oops lol. will fix that now i get messed up after scripting for hours on end.

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Scakk - Dec 30, 2008

You have two --> &nick
Should be -----> $nick

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