Multi Network Looper

By Scakk on Jun 16, 2011

This little alias allows you to send a message , echo , /hop and many other commands that you want to use in every channel you are in on all networks you are connected to.

Usage $looper(Command,text to be sent)
A few examples below.

Example: //noop $looper(describe,this is a multi network /me)
Example: //noop $looper(hop,I am hopping!)

alias looper { 
  if ($isid) {
    var %t 1 | while (%t <= $scid(0)) {
      scon %t | var %chans $chan(0) 
      while (%chans) { $1 $chan(%chans) $$2 | dec %chans }  
      inc %t 
    } 
  }
}

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Hitman - Jun 16, 2016

very nice snippet but can i have a 5 seconds delay between the commands please.
because on my server i'm often bounced when i send more then 5 commands.

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Jethro - Jun 17, 2011

Yeah jaytea, it was late at night, I wasn't quite certain, and that's why I added "Can't we do it using /scon -at1?" Thanks for pointing out the overlooked matter regarding the loop.

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jaytea - Jun 17, 2011

Being a nosy bubble burster, :P can't we do it using /scon -at1?

alias looper { 
  if $isid {
    var %chans 1
    while $chan(%chans) { 
      scon -at1 $1 $v1 $$2
      inc %chans 
    }  
  }
}

no. you're looping through channels on the current connection and performing /scon -at1 for each one, which is backwards.

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blackvenomm666 - Jun 17, 2011

9.0 + like good job scakk:)

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Scakk - Jun 16, 2011

Every time I try using -at1 it never works me :(

mumbles about $$2

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Jethro - Jun 16, 2011

Good one, Scakk. About this: $iif($2,$2) , you should just use $$2...'cause if there's no $2, you'll still get an insufficient parameter error when other commands are used.

Being a nosy bubble burster, :P can't we do it using /scon -at1?

alias looper { 
  if $isid {
    var %chans 1
    while $chan(%chans) { 
      scon -at1 $1 $v1 $$2
      inc %chans 
    }  
  }
}

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napa182 - Jun 16, 2011

Nice work Scakk, me likes.

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