Mirc Highlight Script

By Michael-TV on Jul 14, 2009

Hello everyone and welcome to another script from Michael-TV

Here you have a great Highlight script that will show you where ever someone said your name somewhere & play a sound

It will show you

1.The time when you got highlighted
2.The nickname who highlighted you
3.IRC-Network name
4.Channel name
5.The message that the user has send to you

if you use :
window -a @Highlights ( it will pops out when you got highlighted
window -b @Highlights ( it wont popup but still show you the message in @Highlights window

and here it is :-)

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
  if ($me isin $1-) {
    window -a @Highlights
    echo @Highlights $asctime(h:nn:ss tt) : $nick 12// $network 12// $chan 12// Message 2,8: $+ $1- $+ 
    echo @Highlights 8--------------------------------
    /splay c:\sound\path.mp3
  }
}

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xplo - Apr 08, 2010

WTF FAGS!

ALT+B > hilights > +ADD > $me > Flash 60 times > Beep!!

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Michael-TV - Jul 24, 2009

i use halt when some one doesnt want to use it the script can be changed punktured :-) thats why i didnt posted the code again with & without halt
Thanks from feedback :-) lolka

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PuNkTuReD - Jul 24, 2009

you should remove the else halt,
cos it would halt all other text events your currently using.
which some might not want.

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Michael-TV - Jul 23, 2009

Thanks everyone for the comments

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Grant- - Jul 23, 2009

I wasn't trying to improve it to actually work, i was just improving it to which he already had it. I know about $istok, and since he didn't use it, neither did I.

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FordLawnmower - Jul 23, 2009

I don't think that is an improvement Grant-.
If your nick is Tom, your code would still highlight on atom,stomach,bottom,tomorrow,phantom,tomato,optomize and hundreds of other words.
I've always used $istok($strip(text),nickname,32) for this.

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Grant- - Jul 23, 2009

Well since no one is taking this seriously, i will.

on *:TEXT:$($+(*,$me,*)):#:{
  window -a @Highlights
  echo -t @Highlights $nick 12// $network 12// $chan 12// Message 2,8: $+ $1- $+ 
  echo @Highlights 8--------------------------------
  splay c:\sound\path.mp3
}

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PwnerJohn - Jul 23, 2009

on :text:$($+(,$me,*)):#:{ beep 9999 } else if { ($me == $away) { quit I was away } }

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CadetAndrew - Jul 21, 2009

Lmao

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blitzz - Jul 20, 2009

on *:text:$($+(*,$me,*)):#:{ beep 1000 }

TThat should wake you up

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CadetAndrew - Jul 20, 2009

Something alot simpler would be:

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
  if ($me isin $1-) {
    window -a @Highlights
    echo @Highlights $asctime(h:nn:ss tt) : $nick 12// $network 12// $chan 12// Message 2,8: $+ $1- $+ 
    echo @Highlights 8--------------------------------
    /beep 20
  }
  else { halt }
}

Which will just make a beeping noise for you.

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