Evaluation Script

By CadetAndrew on Nov 14, 2009

This script will evaluate any variable in mIRC, by variable, I mean something like $idle, $away, or something like that.

Try doing something like //say $away or //say $mircdir in mIRC, and see what comes up, this script makes it look better and cooler by evaluating it.

==Usage==
/eval

Some example of what variables you can use:
$away, $mircdir, $idle, $duration($idle), $me .

Anything like that.

This script goes in your remote.

Enjoy!

alias eval {
  var %ticks $ticks
  if ([ [ $1- ] ] != $null) { msg $active Evaluation | msg $active  $+ $chr(91) $+  $1-  $+ $chr(93) $+  == [ [ $1- ] ] - $calc($ticks - %ticks) $+ ms }
  else { msg $active Evaluation | msg $active  $+ $chr(91) $+  $1-  $+ $chr(93) $+  == No such Identifier - $calc($ticks - %ticks) $+ ms }
  :error
  var %temperr = $error
  if (%temperr) { msg $active Evaluation | msg $active  $+ $chr(91) $+  $1-  $+ $chr(93) $+  ==  $+ $gettok($gettok($gettok(%temperr,1-,32),2,58),1,32) $+  - $remove($gettok(%temperr,1,58),*)  - $calc($ticks - %ticks) $+ ms }
  reseterror
  haltdef
}

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newklear   -  Nov 15, 2009

Good script CadetAndrew, keep it up.

You can also do: $!away, $!mircdir, $!idle, $!duration($idle), $!me, $!time, $!date etc.. to re-evaluate.

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Riffpilgrim   -  Nov 15, 2009

or you could just do something along these lines:

alias eval var %a $ticks | echo -a $1 evaluated: $eval($1-,2) $+($chr(40),$calc($ticks - %a),ms,$chr(41))
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tzar469   -  Nov 14, 2009

$me is an identifier.
%me is a variable.

See the difference? ;)

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Weasel   -  Nov 14, 2009

Try using //echo instead <_<

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