<BR>&lt;reptile> ;)

<BR>* freakOVER lays on couch...

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :)

<BR>&lt;N0_Nick> i got dc

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> okay so just keep on going

<BR>* Mikkkeee will spend the week end fixing the logs

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<BR>&lt;N> www.pairc.com best mIRC scripting tutorials about :)

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> yes

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> "This log has been edited for content. It has been formatted

to this screen."

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> lol

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> pairc.com is good, i learned a great deal from there

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :)

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<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> but the best place is your own mirc.hlp

<BR>&lt;N> aye

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<BR>&lt;N> got loads in there

<BR>&lt;N> and other scripts, just download a few and read them :)

<BR>&lt;AZTEK[coding]> later guys

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when its free" -Linus Torvalds)

<BR>* reptile nods

<BR>&lt;reptile> k should i go on???or should i juzt........

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> go on

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> like

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> it's ur lecture

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> ur 15 minutes of fame

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> keep goin'

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> ;)

<BR>&lt;N0_Nick> well who will mail me the whole log coz i got disconnected

in b/w a couple of time

<BR>&lt;N0_Nick> yeah its good

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> hehe

<BR>&lt;TCL> lol, go on

<BR>&lt;N> lol

<BR>&lt;N> it will appear on bsrf site no :)

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> yup

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<BR>&lt;freakOVER> ya

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> a famous lecture

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> on mirc scrippin'

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :)

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> lol

<BR>&lt;reptile> ok

<BR>&lt;reptile> moving on

<BR>&lt;SpiderMan> be sure to have a lot of spelling and grammar errors

so it takes Mikkkeee longer to edit :D

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> lol

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> poor Mikkkeee

<BR>&lt;reptile> :-DDD

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> the content will be teh same just the spelling

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> will be corrected

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> hehhe

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> lol

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> oopss

<BR>&lt;reptile> o_O

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> danm

<BR>&lt;reptile> heh

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> bad fingers

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> lol

<BR>&lt;SpiderMan> haha make the words look really bad

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> raelyl ym spelilng wlil be correctd?

<BR>&lt;SpiderMan> mess the spell checker up

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<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> plz no l33t talk

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> lol

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> ok ok

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> go on

<BR>&lt;reptile> now goign no ithw ym lektuer no crmi scriptgni

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> raelly, lest moev on

<BR>&lt;TCL> lol

<BR>&lt;reptile> Using the $# identifier $1- will be replaced by all parameters

from $1 onwards. Alias Code: /saythis echo You typed $1- Usage: Type /saythis

I can use identifiers! in a window to see the message.

<BR>&lt;SpiderMan> :)

<BR>&lt;reptile> yako

<BR>&lt;reptile> Using the $# identifiers to perform an action on someone.

$1 will be replaced by 1st parameter and $2 will be replaced by 2nd.

<BR>&lt;reptile> Alias Code: /kiss me kisses $1 right on the $2 Usage:

Type /kiss zippy lips in a window to see the message.

<BR>&lt;reptile> Using the $+ identifier to join 2 strings. $+ puts anything

before and after it together (removes the space) This is useful when you

need to join things such as $1 to an ! or something. This example makes

$2 join a ? and $1 join an !. So if $1 is "Reptile $+ !",

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<BR>&lt;reptile> the string becomes "Reptile!"

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> haha

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> who'd knew?

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> side note: never, and i mean never put and identifier

and anothe char together

<BR>&lt;reptile> Alias Code: /kiss2 me kisses $1 right on the $2 $+ ! Did

you enjoy that $1 $+ ? Usage: Type /kiss2 zippy lips in a window to see

the message

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<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :)

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<BR>&lt;reptile> LOL

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> lol

<BR>&lt;reptile> ok try a few

<BR>* reptile is dloadin mandrake 8

<BR>&lt;reptile> over 3 gb

<BR>&lt;mezzano> few a try okay? &lt;----- yoda ;)

<BR>*** Mikkkeee sets mode: -m

<BR>&lt;reptile> btw i used the mandrake isntall partition to resize my

fat partition and now ive lost all my mp3s

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> shit i wasted my saturday holding lectures

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> lol

<BR>&lt;reptile> in my mp3 dir

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<BR>&lt;reptile> lol

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> any questions?

<BR>* N kisses reptile right on the forhead

<BR>* [PhaLanX] feels special for being assistan lecturer

<BR>&lt;reptile> ;)

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<BR>&lt;whoareyuo> hello

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<BR>&lt;whoareyuo> it's a letter

<BR>&lt;TCL> lol

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> did the lecture end?

<BR>&lt;N> lol

<BR>&lt;reptile> freakOVER no

<BR>&lt;N> nahh

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> oh ok

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> kuz the environment is relaxed

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> that's not supposed tohappen

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> it's a lecture dammit!!

<BR>&lt;N> no chicks in here 2 kiss is there ? :)

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :)

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> yah like a skewl lecture

<BR>&lt;whoareyuo> wat lecture?

<BR>&lt;reptile> nops

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<BR>&lt;reptile> DAMNIT

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<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> reptile continue

<BR>&lt;_makzee-> can i get the log file of today's lecture ?

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> are you going to do the other one

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<BR>&lt;reptile> Mikkkeee yeah but only if the people want me to

<BR>&lt;reptile> i can finish mirc scriptin

<BR>&lt;N> mIRC scripting

<BR>&lt;reptile> and start vb

<BR>&lt;reptile> if they want

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> yea

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> c'mon

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> so your done with mirc?

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> let's go

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> i want to expand my mind

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :)

<BR>&lt;reptile> NOOOOO

<BR>*** Mikkkeee sets mode: +m

<BR>&lt;reptile> i still have a bit

<BR>&lt;reptile> lets get on with it

<BR>&lt;reptile> What is a Remote Event? A remote event is one which happens

when a certain event occurs, such as when someone joins a channel. This

is where identifiers are used a lot. Press alt + R or Tools>Remotes to

open the remote event edit window. Events are written in this format: on

1:event: Things after the : depends on the event. But at the end you use,

commands and alises.

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<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> events are the hardest thing to grasp in mirc scripting

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> they can create really complex scripts

<BR>&lt;reptile> like hexbot

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> and, remotes are powerful enuff to generate aliases

and popups (ask later)

<BR>&lt;reptile> ;)

<BR>&lt;reptile> The join event. This triggers when someone joins a channel

you are on. $nick returns to the nick of the user who joined. $chan returns

to the channel they joined. # means the event will occur for every channel.

You can specify a specific channel such as #mIRC though. Alias Code: on

1:JOIN:#:echo $nick just came into $chan Effect: Now when someone joins

a channel, a message will be shown in the active window.

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> hehe hexbot rulz

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<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> okay finish this one and we can hold the next lecture

tomorrow or next week

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<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> next week, let them practice their l33t0 scripting skillz

for a few days

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> =]

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> hehe

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> no the vb one next week

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> we had two today

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> already

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> yeah

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> yea

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> my brain is hurting

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<BR>&lt;SpiderMan> heh

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<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> [reptile]: keep going

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> kinda like trying to stick a ball down a straw

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :P

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> reptile so finish teh mirc one

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> today

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> and vb will be next week

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> it'll give me enuff time to get a copy of VB

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :P

<BR>&lt;reptile> :D

<BR>&lt;reptile> back

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> he was gone?!

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> lol

<BR>&lt;reptile> The text event. This triggers when someone says something

on a channel you are on. $nick returns to the nick of the user who said

something. $chan returns to the channel they said it on. # means the event

will occur for every channel. You can specify a specific channel such as

#mIRC though. Alias Code: on 1:TEXT:hello *:#:msg $chan $nick $+ : $+ hi

Effect: Now when someone says "hello" at the start of the sentance it will

message the chan saying hi Ok t

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> note: for a full lists of all events, check thr remotes

scripts section in mirc.hlp

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<BR>&lt;reptile> Storing someones name. The $?= is an identifier which

asks the user for input. %name would be set to whatever they type in. Alias

Code: /getname set %name $?="Enter name:" Usage: type /getname

<BR>&lt;reptile> Storing someones name, then showing it. Alias Code: /getname2

{ set %name $?="Enter name:" echo Your name is: %name } Usage: type /getname2

So with what we know of variables we can: Set a variable return a variable

value Clear a variable Lets put it all in one alias

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> wow u type fast

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> ;)

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<BR>&lt;reptile> tankies

<BR>&lt;reptile> Storing variable, showing it, and then unsetting it. Alias

Code: /getname3 { set %name $?="Enter name:" echo Your name is: %name unset

%name } Usage: type /getname3 Were getting to know quite a lot now, soon

we'll be making more complex aliases and remotes. Ok try a few of your

own, then we'll move onto Basic Commands. Basic Commands: What are the

basic commands used? This section is list of basic commands which you wouldnt

often use outside a script. S

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> thats what variables are in mIRC

<BR>&lt;reptile> that shoudl be all

<BR>&lt;reptile> ;)

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<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> their syntax is: /set %varname value

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> so any questions

<BR>&lt;reptile> read the mirc.hlp file for anything else

<BR>&lt;reptile> ;)

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> let me take over for a while

<BR>&lt;reptile> just one more thing

<BR>&lt;[PhaLanX]> have a few things to add

<BR>&lt;reptile> Using goto's The goto command tells mIRC to "jump" to

a specific point in your script (known as a label), bypassing anything

inbetween. A label looks like this: :LabelName Its useful when you want

to repeat a section of code a few times. You generally have to use an If-Then-Else

statment when using a goto. Heres a simple example, which has no real use.

Alias Code: /tgoto { goto skip echo This will never happen! :skip echo

The command above will never be

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> ahh!

<BR>&lt;reptile> np

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> too much stuff!

<BR>* freakOVER is cramming

<BR>&lt;reptile> Any questions?

<BR>&lt;reptile> The VB lecture will be next week

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> cool

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> i think i might enjoy that better

<BR>&lt;freakOVER> :)

<BR>&lt;Mikkkeee> okay so ----------END OF LECTURE-----------

<BR>Session Close: Sat Aug 04 16:33:34 2001

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