Highlight to @Log window

By Hrki on Nov 14, 2009

When someone highlights you, snippet write text in separated window, simple as that...

on *:TEXT:*:#:{ if ($me isin $1-) { if (!$window(@Log)) { window -nk0 @Log | echo @Log $timestamp < $+ $nick @ $chan $+ > $1- } | else echo @Log $timestamp < $+ $nick @ $chan $+ > $1- } }

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Siaukia - Nov 24, 2012

Can this be expanded to log 1 line before and 2 lines after the highlighted words/nicks was said?

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Jenny - Nov 22, 2010

Thnx a lot Jethro_

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Jethro - Nov 22, 2010

Jenny:

on *:text:*:#:{
  var %x $me nick1 nick2 nick3 nick4 nick5 nick6 nick7 nick8
  var %y $numtok(%x,32)
  while %y {
    if $wildtok($strip($1-),$token($+(*,%x,*),%y,32),1,32) {
      $iif(!$window(@log),window -ak0 @Log)
      echo -t @Log < $+ $nick(#,$nick).pnick @ $chan $+ > $1-
    }
    dec %y
  }
}

All you gotta do is replace nick1, nick2, nick3, etc..with the nicks you want to add to be logged.

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Jenny - Nov 22, 2010

I like this, very efficient but it lacks the ability to add more nicks. Is it possible for you to extend this?

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CadetAndrew - Nov 14, 2009

Not taking down your script or anything, I have a similar one here:

on ^*:TEXT:$($+(*,$me,*)):*: { 
  $iif($window(@Highlights),$null,window -n @Highlights) 
  echo 3 -tml @Highlights 11,1[ $date ] ---- 8,1 $nick  $+ highlighted you in 4,1 $+ $chan  $+ on $+ 9,1 $network  $+ at 13,1 $time  $+ .
  echo 13 -a * Logged the highlight from $nick $+ .
}

Just like that one, except yours seems to also log the text, mine won't. So great job!

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xplo - Mar 16, 2017

i edited your code :P

on ^*:TEXT:$($+(*,$me,*)):*: { 
  $iif($window(@Highlights),$null,window -n @Highlights) 
  echo 3 -ml @Highlights $+([,$fulldate,]) ---- $+($chr(3),8,$nick,$chr(3)) highlighted you in$chr(3)4 $chan $chr(3)on$chr(3)9 $network $chr(3)at$chr(3)7 $time
  echo 3 -ml @Highlights $+([,$fulldate,]) They said: $1-
}

please ignore, this is a test for Hawkee:

$+($chr(3),8,yellowtext,$chr(3)) should be the same as 
$+(8,yellowtext,) (note the CTRL+K after the , in the second one that does not show, but does when you click EDIT.)