you you.. you you.

Ack...who let the "dawgs" out?

oh didnt notice it was u fuss :P

ohhai :)

VinX .... :PPP

lmao ...

lol @ Jethro_.

yo dawgs yo chill !

(I never sounded this ghetto before lol)

@Master-Of-Death

if u dont like and dont want to use it why you comment dude?

any yes i am a begginer, but if script does the thing then i think u shouldnt complain about it.

just my 2 cents...

btw. some people think that its funny, thatz why i posted it

@TheNitelyfe

thanks on support ;), but chill it down no need for fights and insults :)...its only a script :)

cheers

And being stupid does?

Excuse me I did not be rude to you, so do not be rude to me, I think you should lose the attitude and learn to be more mature when discussing things, arrogance will get you nowhere in life.

1. Wrong
2. Wrong
3. Not what you said
4. Don't be stupid then
5. read #2
6. Not what I said

We could do this for days but the fact is you're just making yourself look like a bigger douche.

@TheNitelyfe

1. For others it may not be.
2. I reckon 80% of scripts/snippets here do.
3. Hence my comment.
4. Don't tell me what to do.
5. I meant it is not needed.
   6.I gathered as this is his first post on hawkee.com.

Please think before you post, also sockets would be better.

/win

1. You haven't specified what it does.
2. After taking a look at what it does I found it to be rediculous and pointless.
3. The <> failed miserably.
4. Never use $chan try to use # as it is faster and simpler.
5. What is the 'Yo-dawg' stuff?
6. You could have used sockets so users wouldn't need to download the lines to a .txt file.

1. It's pretty obvious what it does.
2. And half the snippets posted here aren't?
3. It's pretty obvious he didn't wrap the url with url tags
4. Never recommend someone to take shortcuts in coding.
5. Internet meme
6. It seems like he's a beginner, if he posts a simple $read snippet.

please think before you post

Anyway, instead of going through all this trouble, you could just make an on load event to make the text file with all those things in it.

on *:load:{
  if (!$isfile(yodawg.txt)) {
    var %x = write yodawg.txt
    %x Yo Dawg we heard you like Mickey D’s, so we put a drive-thru in yo drive-in so you can take out while you make out.
    etc..
  }
}

yes, but i was referring directly to $chan, not $chan(#), $chan(0) or $chan(1).

$iif(($2 isnum 1- $+ $lines(yodawg.txt)),$read(yodawg.txt,$2),$read(yodawg.txt))

can be

$iif($read(yodawg.txt,$2),$v1,$read(yodawg.txt))

1. Never use $chan try to use # as it is faster and simpler.there are multiple situations where $chan should be used, like $chan(#).mode/topic/key/limit/ial, $chan(0), $chan(1) etc

1. You haven't specified what it does.
2. After taking a look at what it does I found it to be rediculous and pointless.
3. The <> failed miserably.
4. Never use $chan try to use # as it is faster and simpler.
5. What is the 'Yo-dawg' stuff?
6. You could have used sockets so users wouldn't need to download the lines to a .txt file.

Hope I wasn't to harsh.

1/10 !+ like!