By Dodge on Jan 04, 2011Fkeys are sometimes the fastest way to do things I've found.
I believe this is actually a working snippet now.
Usage: place In Script editor Aliases.
$read text/kicks2.txt , /splay sounds/bye.wav and /splay input.wav
will have to be changed to where your kick msgs are and sounds to where your sounds are. If not wanted then delete.
f2 { /access # add deny *! $+ $$ial($1 $+ *,1).addr 15 : $+ $1 - $input(Enter a kick message $+ $chr(44) or leave blank for none:,129,Kick Message) | /kick $chan $1 15 Minute Ban $+ $iif($! != $null,: $!) : Kicked & Banned
}
f3 { /access # add deny *! $+ $$ial($1 $+ *,1).addr 1440 | /splay input.wav | .echo $1 deny added | /splay affirmtv.wav
}
f4 { /kick # $1 $read text/kicks2.txt | /set %reasons Random | /splay sounds/bye.wav }
f5 { /dialog -m access.list access.list | echo 7Access List Opened
}
f6 { /kickguest }
f8 { /cs access $chan list | /cs access # Del $$?=AccessnickNumber }
f7 { window -efko @fkeys -1 -1 280 200
echo -a 15 F Keys List Highlight Nick Name on List To Kick.
echo @fkeys f2 4 kick 15 min Ban With Message
echo @fkeys f3 4 Add Deny
echo @fkeys f4 4 Kick
echo @fkeys f5 4Opens Access List
echo @fkeys f6 4 Kick Guests
echo @fkeys f7 4 Displays F-Key Commands
echo @fkeys f8 4IRC Access List Delete List Number
}
kickguest {
var %i 1
while (%i <= $nick($chan,0)) {
if (>* iswm $nick($chan,%i)) {
.raw access # add deny *!*@GuestGate* 0 | /kick # $nick($chan,%i) Guest kick
}
.raw kick $gettok($sock($sock(chan*,%i)).mark,1,32)
.raw kick $gettok($sock($sock(chan*,%i)).mark,1,32)
inc %i
}
}
Also, one must specify that this belongs in the Aliases section. otherwise, you should put something along the lines of "alias fkeys { code }". also, to make the script shorter, instead of writing out the whole window twice, do something along the lines of "alias F7 fkeys". This just tells mIRC to use the command "fkeys" when F7 is pressed.
Happy Scripting :)
Sigh... "I would like a better way to write re-write this script."
While we do aim to provide insight on snippets, asking for help by posting it as a snippet is not the way to go about getting it... Posting a snippet is making your code readily accessible to the general public. Asking for expansion/help in the introduction is basically saying "I'm shot full of bullet holes but I can still hold water."
From the looks of your code I'd say your introduction says it all.
