By sloth on May 24, 2009Save into your mIRC directory (C:\Program Files\mIRC by default) as highlight.txt then /load -rs highlight.txt
Instructions are included.
Logs whenever you get highlighted in a channel and can also auto-reply if a message is not given.
By default automatic replies are turned off and highlights are turned on.
Strips color codes before checking so people can't bypass it by using rainbow text.
The log after being highlighted with a message.
The log after being highlighted without a message and multi-servers turned on
The log with "Watcher" on after a message-less highlight followed by "Highlight with watcher on"
Tested in mIRC 6.17 and 6.35
Version 0.8
Added multi-server support
Multi-server report is default off
Added timer controlled monitoring period. ("Watcher")
Watcher is default off.
Time to watch after highlight is default 10 seconds.
Added pretty colors and help text.
Also added echos to let you know if you know if /highlights commands worked.
Changed watcher to support multiple nick watching for you hectic people. Works well enough but doesn't keep in its nice little neat places.
Added use of $tips and cleaned it up a bit. $tips may not be supported in versions before 6.3. Tips are default on.
On *:TEXT:*:*: {
var %hilit = $strip($1-)
var %h1lit = $strip($1)
if (%highlights == on) {
if ($me isin %hilit) {
if (%h1lit == $me) && ($2 == $null) {
var %hisend 7 $+ $nick 14highlighted you at 7 $+ $time 14in 7 $+ $chan
if (%hrep == on) { /msg $chan $nick $+ ? }
if (%hiservers == on) { var %hisend 7 $+ $server %hisend }
if ($nick != %lastnick) { aline @highlight %hisend }
aline @highlight 1..14With message: 7No message
if (%hrep == on) && (%hiwatcher == off) { aline @highlight 0....14Replied? 7y }
if (%htips == on) { $tip(highlight,Highlight,$nick highlighted you!,3) }
if (%hiwatcher == on) {
set %hiwatch on
set %hinick. $+ $nick on
.timer 1 %watchtime unset %hinick. $+ $nick
}
}
if ($2) {
var %hisend2 7 $+ $nick 14highlighted you at 7 $+ $time 14in 7 $+ $chan
if (%hiservers == on) { var %hisend2 7 $+ $server %hisend }
if ($nick != %lastnick) { aline @highlight %hisend2 }
aline @highlight 1..14With message:7 $1-
if (%htips == on) { $tip(highlight,Highlight,$nick says: $1-,5) }
}
}
set %lastnick $nick
}
if ($eval($+(%,hinick.,$nick),2) == on) {
if ($me isin $1) { halt }
else {
aline -p @highlight 1....7 $+ $nick 14then said7 $1-
if (%htips == on) { $tip(watcher,$nick says:,$1-,4) }
}
set %lastnick $nick
}
if (%highlights == off) { halt }
}
On 1:LOAD: {
echo -a 7Highlight script 14by 7sloth 14loaded.
echo -a 14To turn it on 7/highlights on
echo -a 14To turn it off 7/highlights off
echo -a 14To clear highlight log 7/highlights clear
echo -a 14To set automatic replies on or off
echo -a 14Use 7/hrep on 14or 7/hrep off
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights servers on 14to enable multi-server logging
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights servers off 14to disable multi-server logging
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights watch on 14to enable watch period after highlight without message
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights watch off 14to disable watch period after highlight without message
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights wtime <time> 14to set monitoring time after highlight
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights help 14to display this function outline.
echo -a 14version7 0.6
set %highlights on
set %hrep off
set %hiservers off
set %hiwatcher off
set %watchtime 10
set %htips on
window -enxz @highlights
}
alias hrep {
if ($1 == off) {
set %hrep off
}
if ($1 == on) {
set %hrep on
}
}
On 1:START: {
if (%highlights == on) {
window -enxz @highlight
}
}
alias highlights {
if ($1 == on) {
set %highlights on
window -enxz @highlight
echo -a 14Highlights script set to 7on.
halt
}
if ($1 == off) {
set %highlights off
window -c @highlight
echo -a 14Highlights script set to 7off.
halt
}
if ($1 == clear) {
window -c @highlight
window -enxz @highlight
echo -a 14Cleared highlights winow.
halt
}
if ($1- == servers on) {
set %hiservers on
echo -a 14Server identifier set to 7on.
halt
}
if ($1- == servers off) {
set %hiservers off
echo -a 14Server identifier set to 7off.
halt
}
if ($1- == watch off) {
set %hiwatcher off
echo -a 14Post-highlight watcher set to 7off.
halt
}
if ($1- == watch on) {
set %hiwatcher on
echo -a 14Post-highlight watcher set to 7on.
halt
}
if ($1 == wtime) {
set %watchtime $2
echo -a 14Time to watch set to7 $2
halt
}
if ($1 == tips) {
set %htips $2
echo -a 14Tips are now7 $2
halt
}
if ($1 == help) {
echo -a 7Highlight script 14by 7sloth
echo -a 14To turn it on 7/highlights on
echo -a 14To turn it off 7/highlights off
echo -a 14To clear highlight log 7/highlights clear
echo -a 14To set automatic replies on or off
echo -a 14Use 7/hrep on 14or 7/hrep off
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights servers on 14to enable multi-server logging
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights servers off 14to disable multi-server logging
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights watch on 14to enable watch period after highlight without message
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights watch off 14to disable watch period after highlight without message
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights wtime <time> 14to set monitoring time after highlight
echo -a 14Use 7/highlights tips on/off14 to enable or disable tips
echo -a 14version7 0.7
halt
}
:error
echo -a 7 $+ $1- 14is not a recognized highlights command, please type 7/highlights help
}
I like it.. I see alot of these things about.. but I like this one.
Good job, and it works which is a bonus, lol. I like to really space my codes out aswell.. it just looks a little neater to me.
If it works, don't worry about it I say :P
I dislike how everyone is beggining to get into this 'trend' of pushing everything onto one line now :/
on *:TEXT:*IRC scripting*:#:{
goto $location(desk) {
describe $chan rambles
}
else {
mode $chan +sigh
}
}
:D
Er sorry getting sidetracked, 7/10 it works :D and before someone picks that apart >_> I know okay.
@WorldDMT Yeah I know it can be much shorter, but I personally like spacing scripts out more because:
1) It allows for people to customize it more as I said
and 2) It means if I'm updating it and I get an error, I get a line that has one clear command on it, makes it easier for me when I'm making it. I'm lazy like that.
But thanks a bunch for the input.
hi
u use if $me isin %var
if your nick is "bam" and we type bamboo u will hightlight??? dont use isin here use $findtok is better
if (%hiservers == on) { aline @highlight 7 $+ $server $nick 14highlighted you at 7 $+ $time 14in 7 $+ $chan }
if (%hiservers == off) { aline @highlight 7 $+ $nick 14highlighted you at 7 $+ $time 14in 7 $+ $chan }
u can replace it by
aline @highlight 7 $+ $iif(%hiservers == on,$server) $nick 14highlighted you at 7 $+ $time 14in 7 $+ #
and u can replace aline by echo i u want
why u put /window -e u dont need edit box no?!!
"if (%highlights == off) { halt }" is unless u can remove it
so u can do this
on *:text:*:#:{
tokenize 32 $strip($1-)
if (%highlights == on) {
if $findtok($1-,$me,32) {
if ($2 == $null) && (%hrep == on) {
msg # $nick $+ ?
aline @highlight 0....14Replied? 7y
}
aline @highlight 7 $+ $iif(%hiservers == on,$server) $nick 14highlighted you at 7 $+ $time 14in 7 $+ #
aline @highlight 0..14With message: 7 $+ $iif($2,$1-,No message)
}
}
}
for alias highlights & alias hrep u can do it like this
alias hrep if ($istok(on.off,$1,46)) set %hrep $1
alias highlights {
if ($istok(on.off,$1,46)) {
set %highlights $1
window $iif($1 == on,-enxz,-c) @highlight
}
elseif ($1 == clear) dline @highlight 1- $+ $line(@highlight,0)
elseif (($1 == servers) && ($istok(on.off,$2,46))) set %hiservers $2
}
better use 1 & 0 for variable then u'll use it like this
if (%var) <==== if %var = 1 the commande will be execute if %var = 0 it's dont
so finaly your code can be like this
on *:LOAD:{
echo -a Highlight script by sloth loaded.
echo -a To turn it on /highlights on
echo -a To turn it off /highlights off
echo -a To clear highlight log /highlights clear
echo -a To set automatic replies on or off
echo -a use /hrep on or /hrep off
echo -a Use /highlights servers on to enable multi-server logging
echo -a Use /highlights servers off to disable multi-server logging
echo -a version 0.4
set %highlights 1
set %hrep 0
set %hiservers 0
}
on *:text:*:#:{
tokenize 32 $strip($1-)
if (%highlights) {
if $findtok($1-,$me,32) {
if ($2 == $null) && (%hrep) {
msg # $nick $+ ?
aline @highlight 0....14Replied? 7y
}
aline @highlight 7 $+ $iif(%hiservers,$server) $nick 14highlighted you at 7 $+ $time 14in 7 $+ #
aline @highlight 0..14With message: 7 $+ $iif($2,$1-,No message)
}
}
}
alias hrep if ($istok(on.off,$1,46)) set %hrep $iif($1 == on,1)
alias highlights {
if ($istok(on.off,$1,46)) {
set %highlights $iif($1 == on,1)
window $iif($1 == on,-enxz,-c) @highlight
}
elseif ($1 == clear) dline @highlight 1- $+ $line(@highlight,0)
elseif (($1 == servers) && ($istok(on.off,$2,46))) set %hiservers $iif($2 == on,1)
}
@blitzjager Yeah, thats a great idea. I'll probably do that next.
Scratch that, just did it. Its a little buggy only letting one nick be watched although I could probably fix that by changing "set %hinick $nick" to "set %hinick. $+ $nick" and then change "if (%hinick == $nick)" to "if (%hinick* == $nick)" although i dunno if that would work. It also only works in case there is no message with the highlight (For cleanliness reasons) although thats easily changed and I can do that if you think it would be better.
@slacker & Aucun50 I was trying to space it out and make it much more easily customizable. I was kind of expecting people to mess with it to optimize it. But thanks for the tips.
