Better Join

By Gringle on Jul 27, 2010

I noticed that by default, mIRC's join alias doesn't quite do the trick when joining multiple channels.

try it for yourself, type:
/j chan1,chan2,chan3

you'll notice that you joined #chan1 but chan2 and chan3 don't exist

with this snippet, you can join however you prefer, ie:
/j chan1,chan2,chan3
/j #chan1,#chan2,#chan3

either of those will make you join all 3 channels

however, you cannot mix the two modes together, ie:
/j #chan1,chan2,chan3,#chan4

this will cause you to only join #chan1 and #chan4

I haven't played with mixing the modes yet but if anyone has any ideas, I'm always keen to learn something new

alias j { var %j $1- | var %i 1 
  while (%i <= $gettok(%j,0,44)) { if ($chr(35) isin $1-) { join $gettok(%j,%i,44) | inc %i  }
else { join $+($chr(35),$gettok(%j,%i,44)) | inc %i  } } }

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WorldDMT - Jul 28, 2010

ok if it's about some server we can do this

alias j {
  tokenize 44 $remove($+($chr(35),$replace($1-,$chr(44),$+($chr(44),$chr(35)),$str($chr(35),2),$chr(35))),$chr(32))
  join $*
}

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Gringle - Jul 27, 2010

cool, thanks for the input guys, I'll play with it later when I get back home. I haven't done any mirc scripting for quite some time, just thought I'd come back to my roots and see what I can come up with :)

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Jethro - Jul 27, 2010

Yes, but you have to bear in mind that not all networks support multiple target channel join, and some networks can only allow a certain number of channels to be joined...

Also, you can script a loop through mIRC's favorites, where you have all the favorite channels stored, to join all the channels automatically. Something like > while (%x <= $ini(mirc.ini,chanfolder,0)) {

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WorldDMT - Jul 27, 2010

I haven't played with mixing the modes yet but if anyone has any ideas, I'm always keen to learn something new

/help /join
u can set it at format /join #chan1,#chan2,#chan3,#chanN
so no need to loop just place # at the begin and replace the "," by ",#" and remove all spaces and if some chan has # u replace the ## bye #

alias j join $remove($+($chr(35),$replace($1-,$chr(44),$+($chr(44),$chr(35)),$str($chr(35),2),$chr(35))),$chr(32))

u can use /j chan1,#chan2,#chan3,chan4,chan5 ,chan6 , #chan7 so all case

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