Arg!

Arg scripting makes me so mad sometimes, and the answer to this is probably right in front of my face.

if (+q isin $1) echo -t  $scn($chan) $+($str( ,23),»Mode,$chr(32),--‹›--,$chr(32),$rc($nick),$chr(32),Makes,$chr(32), $2,$chr(32),An Owner)

(not all is shown for some reason...)

I can't change the color of $rc($nick) and have no clue why! I finally figured out how to make it bold, which was well easy, but doing the same with color doesn't work. I am sure it would and has to, but I don't know if it's something to do with ClearMSN, because it's a custom identifier or what, any help would be nice!

I even changed the colors in view, but it's still the same color! ARG!!!!

Thanks,

Kent

put a $+ between the and the $rc. Also put a $+ after the $nick) and before the . In fact, anywhere you have a non-alphanumeric char, put $+. So, like, after $str( ,23), put $+, and after the first bold, $+, and after the >> thing, $+, and after the e in mode, $+. And so on. mIRC is treating some identifiers as literal strings (it shouldn't) and other non-identifiers as identifiers. $+ solves that.

If that doesn't work, copy the bold char into VB's immediate window, and sorround it with:

debug.print asc(" -- on the left

") -- on the right

and then $chr(boldcharnumberhere) instead of the bold char. And for the >>, you oughta use the $chr code too. Simply because then it'd be readable in EBDIC and ASCII. And then mIRC would be less likely to screw up.

Already tried that...

I don't like using a million $+ so it's better to use $+(a,b,c,d,e,f) = abcdef

Keeps it short and everything together. I tried seperating it by , and it works for bold but not the color. The color stays no matter what.... :\

So now I am just asking is it because of ClearMSN or what...

So no one can answer my question?

i could be misunderstanding exactly what you are attempting to do.. here is a quick alias and output. Replace the nicks with the $blahs

Ok this is exactly what I have and $rc($nick) is the color I am trying to change. In the commas around $rc($nick) are bold, but when I try it with color nothing changes. I even went in mIRC to view and colors to change all colors the same and still nothing...

This is what I get and it's the little green one I can't change for somereason and don't know how too...

 

Ok this is exactly what I have and $rc($nick) is the color I am trying to change. In the commas around $rc($nick) are bold, but when I try it with color nothing changes. I even went in mIRC to view and colors to change all colors the same and still nothing...

 

 

This is what I get and it's the little green one I can't change for somereason and don't know how too...

It is in the "on ^*:RAWMODE:#:{" part of ClearMSN. Here is the code.

on ^*:RAWMODE:#:{
 echo -i23 $chan $str($chr(160),5) $+ 10•   $iif($2 && *l !iswm $1,USER,ROOM) MODE   • $nick : $1-
 haltdef
}

Just change the 10 to whatever number you want, and it should work then.

why a sockread theme, just takes up more space, on the connection it self anyways, u can just do it in events.. duh

JAJAJAJAJA thank you Warrior 124, I figured it was something with ClearMSN! Thank you.

No problem at all.

Still doesn't work!!!!

Also what version are you using Warrior?

5.4 or 5.2a?

$identifiers have to be on their own, you can't put a bold or a color tag right next to them... if that's what you're doing, which i doubt.

clearmsn's theme doesn't colorize the text if you turn it off, and it looks like he's making his own theme here so he's probably turned it off. that rawmode code is in a disabled group then, and it isn't doing anything.

kent: does it only screw up when "Access List" sets mode? if so, i know exactly what your problem is. go to the room sockread section, and search for if ($2 == JOIN) Go down toward the bottom and find if ($gettok($3,3,44)) or the command that activates if theres a user mode included in the user's join tags. You will see that in my infinite wisdom I have included a false mode command, which fools mIRC to think that a user set the mode, since it doesn't know what to do with IRCX join tags like that. there's something like sockwrite -n %lsock :Access List!clearmsn... MODE $scn($right($4,-4)) $replace... blah blah. Anyway, the thing you want to fix is the color codes I included in the false "AccessList" address.

vexation thinks that on top of the bugs found in ClearMSN it doesnt help that he purposely puts little things like that in there...

Thanks man once again and oh yeah I found a bug!!!

When your theme is completely off it still displays key changes, with your theme off...

Still not seeing it....

that doesn't qualify as a bug. that's just me being absent minded

lol and I still can't find where to change it....

do a search in c54x.mrc for 10Access List there should only be one instance of it, and just remove the color codes. note: that's 10Access<$chr(160)>List

I give up way to easy. I just didn't feel like going down so I thought I give up and I'll ask again.

Thanks and sorry...

Still doesn't work!!!!

 

Also what version are you using Warrior?

 

5.4 or 5.2a?

5.4

P.S.: I found where Vexation is talking about. It is on line 1358 in ClearMSN5.4. All you have to do is look for the number 10 in that line, and change it to any other color code you want.