Shaimus
Joined : 12 Jul 2008
Posts : 10
|  Subject: Goto command  Sun Jul 13, 2008 4:49 pm | |
| I was trying to make a flooding script. Just as a test for using the goto command. Infinite loop, that kinda thing.
| Code: |
alias flood {
set %flooder 3
if (%flooder >= 2) { msg $chan I'M FLOODING! }
goto 3 {
}
}
alias unflood {
unset %flooder
}
|
Can't figure out the command. It says "Cannot find '3'/'three'" |
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traveler247
Joined : 15 Jul 2008
Posts : 3
| | Subject: Re: Goto command Tue Jul 15, 2008 8:47 pm | |
| | Code: | alias flood {
set %flooder 3
:one
if (%flooder >= 2) { msg $chan I'M FLOODING! }
goto one
}
alias unflood {
unset %flooder
} |
That should work for you. in your case, all I would know to put is ':3' where I put ':one', and put 3 where I put one. One just makes more logical sense in my opinion. You could do something like donkey, or beer, and it would work as long as you made the destination correctly. Here are more precise instructions, they are from mIRC help. If you want to find the actual location, they are under the alias portion of the help page, which just under mIRC scripts.
The /goto command allows you to jump from one point in a script to another point.
/number {
if ($1 == 1) goto one
elseif ($1 == 2) goto two
else goto unknown
:one
echo One
halt
:two
echo Two
halt
:unknown
echo Unknown number!
halt
}
Using a goto incorrectly could lead to an infinite loop. You can break out of a currently running script by pressing Control+Break.
Note: I didn't prefix the above commands with the / command prefix. This is because the command prefix is really only needed when entering a command on the command line. In scripts, all lines are assumed to start with a command, so you don't need to use the / command prefix. |
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