Ok Skywalker. Keep me posted.

Thanks for your fascinating input to imbue me with the correct idea in scripting, jaytea. :$ Your comment is obligingly noted.

on first sight it did the job i will look for a while if the problem returns
i'll let you know later :)

Try changing this bit:
[quote]
var %realnick $ial(*,0)

to this:

var %realnick $iif($regex($ial(*,0),/^(.+?)$/),$regml(1))

[/quote]

what???

(Angel) Hi (Robin)-girl Hi

a quick look at the script, and i can only see this happening if the regexes contained '\b' in place of '\s'.

jethro, you see why coding like this can be detrimental? it makes it 1000 times harder to debug and interpret your scripts. it also leads to code that is painfully inefficient. looping through all IAL entries when you know you only have one nick to handle ($nick)?? oof.

there is one, and only one, reason to combine code in the manner that you've attempted. if you have the same procedure in numerous places in your script, it's a good idea to extract it and abstract it if necessary in order to avoid having to change the same thing repeatedly when it's time to update the procedure. but it needs to be the SAME procedure, not one that is dependent upon the area of the script from which it's called. as soon as you have to construct more than a couple of '$iif($event ...'s or include a segment of code which will be executed unnecessarily more often than not, then you've taken a step in the wrong direction.

I can't seem to reproduce the bug. Try changing this bit:> var %realnick $ial(*,0)to this:

var %realnick $iif($regex($ial(*,0),/^(.+?)$/),$regml(1))

let's see if that helps. :/

That bit of code is located under the real alias.

i have replaced the real alias,
still the same

only alias -l real has changed?

I've updated the script. Try and see what happens, Skywalker.

but only then it prompts like i copied here with the -girl after the realname

indeed thats what i mean

You mean someone named "sweet-girl" who enters text in a channel prompts another person's name "sweet" to show up too? I'll have a look at why this occurs.

found a bug

Skywalker, add this instead:

raw 318:*: halt

@blackvenomm666 well i do have already some coding in my raw modes to do this and with a whois this does work.
only this script does not do a /whois but a /who $nick or /who $chan and now i get al the "nick End of /WHO list" in the status screen with every who the script does making my status screen beeing flooded with end of /WHO list lines.
when i whois someone nothing gets shown in status screen only if i set the script to show in status screen

Well it wasn't my fault that I misunderstood you. I thought you wanted the output to echo to another location. At any rate, just add venommm666's example.

@skywalker you would have to use the raws for it. and just add haltdef raw
<- :JungleSpot.chat.server 401 DarknessFalls test :No such nick/channel
<- :JungleSpot.chat.server 318 DarknessFalls test :End of /WHOIS list. <<<end of whois line raw 318

raw 318 :*: {
window -Ckbz @whois $mircexe
aline -pd @whois $1-
haltdef
}

^^^^ that would change where the end of whois line shows up to an @window and halt it from showing up in the status

i think you understand me wrong i meant how to hide the: nick End of /WHO list:. and/or: channel End of /WHO list.
from the status screen or show it in another window like @whodata

Skywalker, see the edit at this link: http://pastebin.com/VtKJJcX9

can you give me some code for that?

You can have the info echoed to a custom window if you want.

on *:join:#:who $iif($nick = $me,#,$v1)
gives the who data in the status screen, i know this code is needed to make the script work, but can it been shown somewhere else or hided also?

I don't know what you're talking about.

how can i make the who date no longer be shown in the status screen? with this script?

nevermind i had a fault in my script

another bug :)
when you open a query with another user (private chat)
instead of sending what you type to that user it try's to send it to the first word you typ.
result you get the message nick/channel firstword does not excist.

The_One_And_Only, try adding $1- to the echo print:> echo $color(quit) $v1 * Quits: $nick $ial($nick).mark @ $+ $site $1-and see if that works. If that doesn't work, change the whole event to this:

on !*:quit:{
  var %- 1 | while $comchan($nick,%-) {
    echo $color(quit) $v1 * Quits: $nick $ial($nick).mark @ $+ $site $1-
    inc %-
  }
}

This should release the default output and fill the $1- for the reason.

one more thing is it possible to include the quit reason like in the original quit message in the quit message of this snippet?
like "Quit" "connection reset by peer" "forced nick collision" "killed by" etc?

ok works fine now :)

The_One_And_Only, I believe I've fixed the notice bug. Try the latest update and let me know if it goes well for you.

the basic notice from mIRC,
these:
Query: [20:20:43] test <- Memoli's mIRC
Status: [20:20:43] ultrAslan test <- ultrAslan's mIRC

if someone sends a notice who has a private conversation with you (query open) it gets shown in that query even if its not u're active window
(edit: if you close the query and the user who sends the notice still has a query open of you it also still get shown in query)
if no query is open it gets shown in status window again

:| what sort of notices?