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Cail: removed italic from 2 topics

2007-06-20T12:55:16Z

removed italic from 2 topics

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	G 1 I wish i was dana :<		G 1 I wish i was dana :<

	==== ''Explanation'' ====		==== Explanation ====
	*The -t flag means that filter will sort using the options ''2 32''. The second token, delimited by ascii 32 (space)		*The -t flag means that filter will sort using the options ''2 32''. The second token, delimited by ascii 32 (space)
	*The -ff flags mean the input and output is both scoreboard.txt, which is a filename.		*The -ff flags mean the input and output is both scoreboard.txt, which is a filename.
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	=== ''Example of multisort'' ===		=== Example of multisort ===
	Pretty much the same as "Filtering with custom alias", but loops through tokens of given strings and multisorts.		Pretty much the same as "Filtering with custom alias", but loops through tokens of given strings and multisorts.
	alias multisortnumber {		alias multisortnumber {

Vliedel: /* Switches */ typo: with -> will

2007-03-12T22:55:59Z

Switches: typo: with -> will

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	Some important facts about /filter:		Some important facts about /filter:
	* If you specify an window as output, it has to be created '''first'''. mIRC will not create one. Contrary to that, mIRC will create files, if they do not exist.		* If you specify an window as output, it has to be created '''first'''. mIRC will not create one. Contrary to that, mIRC will create files, if they do not exist.
	* If no matchtext is specified, all lines ~~with~~ be copied.		* If no matchtext is specified, all lines will be copied.
	* The specied windows / files must be in the correct order (-fw copies from file to window, -wf from window to file).		* The specied windows / files must be in the correct order (-fw copies from file to window, -wf from window to file).

	== Example ==		== Example ==
	For some of the examples, you will need:		For some of the examples, you will need:

Cail: hmh, moved the table of content up, better there imho, change it back if you wish :p

2007-03-12T18:36:49Z

hmh, moved the table of content up, better there imho, change it back if you wish :p

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	/filter [-asdfkwxnpriocteubglLz] [n-n2] [c s] <infile \| dialog id> <outfile \| dialog id \| alias> [alias] [matchtext]		/filter [-asdfkwxnpriocteubglLz] [n-n2] [c s] <infile \| dialog id> <outfile \| dialog id \| alias> [alias] [matchtext]

			== Switches ==

	The explanation of all switches at first:		The explanation of all switches at first:

Cail: added an example of multisort, someone wanna add comments? yea, Saturn made it a bit more efficient eyeeee :)

2007-03-12T18:34:18Z

added an example of multisort, someone wanna add comments? yea, Saturn made it a bit more efficient eyeeee :)

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 *The -c clears the output target before writing the output.
 *The -eu mean sort numerically (u) in descending order (e).
 [[Category:Commands]]

Microbe: added some lil info

2007-02-07T12:02:53Z

added some lil info

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	This command scans lines of text in a window or file and if any of them contain matchtext, they are written out to another window or file which you can then use.		This command scans lines of text in a window or file and if any of them contain matchtext, they are written out to another window or file which you can then use.
	/filter [-asdfkwxnpriocteubglLz] [n-n2] [c s] <infile \| dialog id> <outfile \| dialog id \| alias> [alias] <matchtext>		/filter [-asdfkwxnpriocteubglLz] [n-n2] [c s] <infile \| dialog id> <outfile \| dialog id \| alias> [alias] [matchtext]


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	\| '''''Switch''''' \|\| '''''Meaning'''''		\| '''''Switch''''' \|\| '''''Meaning'''''
	\|-		\|-
	\| a \|\| sorts filtered lines by calling the optional [alias]. The alias is passed two lines in $1 and $2, it must compare these and return -1, 0, or 1 to indicate relative sort order of these lines to each other.		\| a \|\| sorts filtered lines by calling the optional [alias]. The alias is passed two lines in $1 and $2, it must compare these and return -1, 0, or 1 to indicate relative sort order of these lines to each other. This can't be used with the t switch.
	\|-		\|-
	\| s \|\| makes the status window the infile.		\| s \|\| makes the status window the infile.
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	\| c \|\| clears the output window/file before writing to it.		\| c \|\| clears the output window/file before writing to it.
	\|-		\|-
	\| t \|\| sorts the output based on [c s], column C using character S as the columns separator.		\| t \|\| sorts the output based on [c s], column C (number) using character S (ascii-code) as the columns separator. This can't be used with the a switch.
	\|-		\|-
	\| e \|\| specifies a descending sort.		\| e \|\| specifies a descending sort.

Albie: Added scoreboard sorting example

2005-12-10T13:53:04Z

Added scoreboard sorting example

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 {| style="width:100%"
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-| style="width:10%" | '''''Switch''''' || Style="width:90%" | '''''Meaning'''''
+| '''''Switch''''' || '''''Meaning'''''
 |-
 | a      || sorts filtered lines by calling the optional [alias]. The alias is passed two lines in $1 and $2, it must compare these and return -1, 0, or 1 to indicate relative sort order of these lines to each other.
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   filter -aww @filtertest @filtertest2 sortnumber
 [[Category:Commands]]

Doomie: added links due to extrem boredness

2005-12-10T00:31:59Z

added links due to extrem boredness

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	; lets make a little alias comparing two numbers		; lets make a little alias comparing two numbers
	[[alias]] sortnumber {		[[alias]] sortnumber {
	return $iif($1 > $2, 1, $iif($1 == $2,0,-1))		[[return]] [[$iif]]([[$1-\|$1]] > $2, 1, $iif($1 == $2,0,-1))
	}		}

Doomie: /* Filtering with custom alias */

2005-12-09T21:59:07Z

Filtering with custom alias

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	[[window]] @filtertest2		[[window]] @filtertest2
	; now lets sort all the numbers and put them to the new window		; now lets sort all the numbers and put them to the new window
	filter -aww sortnumber		filter -aww @filtertest @filtertest2 sortnumber

	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

Doomie: hum...

2005-12-09T19:12:51Z

hum...

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 This command scans lines of text in a window or file and if any of them contain matchtext, they are written out to another window or file which you can then use.
   /filter [-asdfkwxnpriocteubglLz] [n-n2] [c s] <infile | dialog id> <outfile | dialog id | alias> [alias] <matchtext>
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   ; Filter the nicklist in the channel #help.script to a custom window called @#help.script_filter
   filter -lw #help.script @#help.script_filter
 [[Category:Commands]]

Doomie: next step

2005-12-09T18:43:08Z

next step

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 This command scans lines of text in a window or file and if any of them contain matchtext, they are written out to another window or file which you can then use.
   /filter [-asdfkwxnpriocteubglLz] [n-n2] [c s] <infile | dialog id> <outfile | dialog id | alias> [alias] <matchtext>
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 * a text file. Make a blank one with [[Write|/write]] -c filtertest.txt
-=== Example 1: Simple copying ===
+=== Simple copying from files and windows ===
   ; This will copy your entire mIRC.ini in the @filtertest window.
   filter -fw mIRC.ini @filtertest
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   filter -cww @filtertest @filtertest *change*
-{{Stub}}
+=== Filtering Dialogs ===