gift command

By macs-rock on Dec 01, 2010

!gift DG DG heres a gift from macs , Enjoy :) ```mirc on 1:TEXT:*!gift*:#:{ msg $chan $2 heres a gift from $nick $+ , Enjoy :) } also for a control channel on 1:TEXT:*!gift*:#:{ msg $chan $2 heres a gift from $nick $+ , Enjoy :) msg #your-control-channel-name !gift command used by $nick on $chan gift was to $2 } ```

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macs-rock   -  Dec 28, 2010

apple person you ok?

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d8e93jf9vwp   -  Dec 20, 2010

:(

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Jethro   -  Dec 19, 2010

ZirixZero, you code has a few things to be aware of:

  1. Your !gift trigger will process if no $2 is specified as to whom the sender is.

  2. The command /say cannnot be used in an event remotely. Use /msg $chan instead, or else you'll get an error saying "you're not on a channel."

  3. You didn't use $+ . to separate $nick and the period. You'll get an error saying there is no such "$nick." identifier.

Finally, this will make the best of your example:

on *:text:!gift*:#:/msg $chan Here's a gift from $iif($2,$2,$me) $+ . Enjoy :)

Though a trigger protection is also suggested so you can be best protected if one attempts to flood you.

When you offer a suggestion, make sure it's well thought out before submitting it.

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d8e93jf9vwp   -  Dec 19, 2010

For a simpler script,

on *:text:!gift*:#:/say $2 here's a gift from $nick. Enjoy :)
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macs-rock   -  Dec 11, 2010

yeh darkgamer it was you =D

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macs-rock   -  Dec 11, 2010

ty guys

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Jethro   -  Dec 09, 2010
alias -l Gift {
  goto $r(1,4)
  :1 | return Tree | halt
  :2 | return $nick(#,$r(1,$nick(#,0))) | halt
  :3 | return Cookie! | halt
  :4 | return coal | halt
}

it's even smaller than having the if checks.

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GuitarMasterx7   -  Dec 09, 2010

oh yea ur right =[ lolz

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Jethro   -  Dec 09, 2010

Alias is good, but your example didn't require one...:P In fact, having an alias like that is as going the extra mile for nothing. In addition, the halt in each if condition was not necessary, unless you used the goto command.

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GuitarMasterx7   -  Dec 09, 2010

i like my alias D:!

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Jethro   -  Dec 09, 2010

You might want to exclude the client that runs the code from being randomized:

:resume 
$iif($nick(#,$r(1,$nick(#,0))) = $me,goto resume,$&
describe # gives $nick a $gettok($v1 Tree Cookie Coal,$r(1,4),32))
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Sorasyn   -  Dec 08, 2010

ppl really think this is jus a pastebin >_>

Just because it's not the code we're used to, and/or expect from users doesn't mean they're using it as a pastebin. It's also rather bugging to see people use aliases for code that is better off with the main event but decide to complicate it by adding aliases.

$gettok($nick(#,$r(1,$nick(#,0))) Tree Cookie Coal,$r(1,4),32)

Perfectly acceptable alternative to a 7 line alias.

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DarkGamer120   -  Dec 04, 2010

:P its me that he give me the gift, i am DG :P

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Jethro   -  Dec 03, 2010

Bielie, looks like your have been font of using regex quit a bit as a mass production, so to speak. You should perhaps add a \b after the word gift. Your $2- willl not have control codes stripped. So if someone uses control codes in $2-, and your mirc does not have incoming message stripped, your example will have the control code shown in $2-. And that will look rather odd. :P

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GuitarMasterx7   -  Dec 03, 2010

lolz whoops D:
i have two comp classes
Digital Design, and Web Design
they get kinda boring after you finish your work so i jus check Hawkee forums lolz

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Bielie   -  Dec 03, 2010
on $*:TEXT:/^[!.@]gift/Si:#:{
  if ($2- == $null) { describe $chan Gives $nick a $read(gifts.txt) | return }
  else { describe $chan Gives $2 a $read(gifts.txt) | return }
 .ignore -u3 $nick
}

This is my shorter version of this script.
Type:

/write gifts.txt Balloon

or anything else to add things to santa's gift list. Add atleast one though.

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Bielie   -  Dec 03, 2010

unset the var aswell o_O

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Jethro   -  Dec 02, 2010

Guitar, I think you should concentrate on your schoolwork...:P You were being absentminded. You have two regexes, in case you didn't notice. This is my take on your example:

on $*:text:/^[!.]gift$/Si:#:{
  if !%f {
    inc -u5 %f
    .describe # Gives $nick a $replace($r(1,4),1,Tree,2,$nick(#,$r(1,$nick(#,0))),3,Cookie!,4,coal)
  }
}
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GuitarMasterx7   -  Dec 02, 2010

what is the point of this anyways?

ppl really think this is jus a pastebin >_>

lets try out my failed attempt
at making this any less lammme...
[cant test it im in school =[ ]

on $*:text:/^[!.]gift/Si:#:{
  if $regex($1,/^[.!]gift$/Si) {
   if !%f
    inc -u5 %f
      .describe # Gives $nick a $Gift 
 }
}

alias -l Gift {
  var %x = $r(1,4)
  if %x = 1 { return Tree | halt }
  if %x = 2 { return $nick(#,$r(1,$nick(#,0)))  | halt }
  if %x = 3 { return Cookie! | halt }
  if %x = 4 { return coal | halt }
}
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H3xable   -  Dec 01, 2010

what is the point of this anyways?

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Dark|   -  Dec 01, 2010

You could make this isnt a real gift. snippet
like have gift.txt and they can put stuff in the file and itll pick a random one

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napa182   -  Dec 01, 2010

well the crappy thing about wildcard is it can trigger in mid sentence ie: hey the trigger is !gift name here ok
also it would be a good thing to check if $2 is said and if $2 is a nick in the channel.

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blackvenomm666   -  Dec 01, 2010

he's using the wildcard to strip it which he shouldnt

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napa182   -  Dec 01, 2010

o.0 lolwut

maybe add color striping an flood protections to it

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