@Jethro_ your dictionary sucks.. Get a new one...

LOL

I was kidding :p

@3nigmat1c, did you wake up on the wrong side of bed this morning? What have I done to you?

@Jethro_ your dictionary sucks.. Get a new one...

Cool script

The word "amateurish" is not in my dictionary. We should know what's like to be new and to have been there at one point. It's part of the learning process that we must go through in order to get better at scripting. Keep up the good work and you'll be outdoing yourself over the long haul.

@Jethro: Thanks. Yeah I know it is amateurish guys but it was my first post on hawkee :P.

jethro im saying in generel :| & $readini can be used for floodpro or some other things like $nick has punched $readini(punch.ini, punch, $nick) $iif($readini(punch.ini,punch,$nick) != 1,people.,person.)

Ghost-writer, why would you need to use ini for this sort of script?

msg $chan $me winds up

wouldnt that be better using describe and not msg.

MSG: <Bertrum> Bertrum winds up

or

Describe: * Bertrum winds up

If you want to change it just use:

.describe $chan winds up

ehh.. this is pretty.. beginnerish.. but good job. keep working on it, learn a view variables maybe writeini and $readini a few $iif statements and your good to go :)

Here is an improved alternative to your existing code:

alias -l punch {
  .msg $chan $me winds up
  .describe $chan has punched %2 for $nick $+ ! | unset %2
}
on *:TEXT:$(!punch*):#: {
  if (!%floodprotection) {
    set -z %floodprotection 3
    set %2 $2 | $iif(%2 ison #,$punch,.msg $v2 No such person as $v1 on $v2 $+ !)
  }
}

Flood protection is added to prevent command scrolling and abuse. A warning message is sent when a user you want to punch is not on the channel.

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