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Jay2k1: /* Miscellaneous */ grammar nazi strikes again

2014-05-22T13:37:26Z

Miscellaneous: grammar nazi strikes again

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	15 is the maximum nickname length in Quakenet (you might set this into a variable when you connect to a server).		15 is the maximum nickname length in Quakenet (you might set this into a variable when you connect to a server).

	This way all the nicknames will end in same place.		This way, all the nicknames will end in same place.
	~~Ofcourse~~ you can do variations of this method like:		Of course you can do variations of this method like:
	1717 48�@Cail � hello		1717 48�@Cail � hello
	1718 01�+Anu � hello		1718 01�+Anu � hello

Jay2k1: /* Miscellaneous */ fixed padding examples, added hint for padding mode prefix

2013-06-22T13:18:19Z

Miscellaneous: fixed padding examples, added hint for padding mode prefix

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	How to pad text, example:		How to pad text, example:
	1717 ~~48 Cail~~@» hello		1717 48 Cail@ hello
	1718 ~~01 Anu~~+» hello		1718 01 Anu+ hello
	1718 ~~03 Cail~~@» ahii		1718 03 Cail@ ahii
	1718 ~~32 chan mode»~~ @Cail sets mode: +o Anu: #channel		1718 @Cail sets mode: +o Anu: #channel

	Since you cannot do that with $chr(32), you'll need to use $chr(160), and calculate how many of those you need to put before the nick:		Since you cannot do that with $chr(32), you'll need to use $chr(160), and calculate how many of those you need to put before the nick:
	$str($chr(160),$calc(15 - $len($nick))) $nick		$str($chr(160),$calc(15 - $len($nick))) $nick

	15 is the ~~max. lenght of~~ nickname in Quakenet (you might set this into a variable when you connect to a server).		15 is the maximum nickname length in Quakenet (you might set this into a variable when you connect to a server).

	This way all the nicknames will end in same place.		This way all the nicknames will end in same place.
	Ofcourse you can do variations of this method like:		Ofcourse you can do variations of this method like:
	1717 48 @~~Cail__________»~~ hello		1717 @hello
	1718 01 +~~Anu___________»~~ hello		1718 +hello
	1718 03 @~~Cail__________»~~ ahii		1718 @ahii
	1718 ~~32 chan mode______»~~ @Cail sets mode: +o Anu: #channel		1718 @Cail sets mode: +o Anu: #channel

			This is a basic example so you get the idea. Ideally you would use [[$nick_(nick)\|$nick($chan,$nick).pnick]] instead of $nick and increase the maximum nick length number (15 in this example) by 1 to account for a possible mode prefix like @ or +. You should only do this for channel text though, since there is no mode prefix on queries.

	[[Category:Tutorials]]		[[Category:Tutorials]]

Cail: huuuge update, changed from variables to identifies, changed event colors to echo $color(event) and many small fixes

2007-06-17T12:38:42Z

huuuge update, changed from variables to identifies, changed event colors to echo $color(event) and many small fixes

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Cail: added a link to URL-logger (this one only has the old coloring)

2007-01-14T20:23:26Z

added a link to URL-logger (this one only has the old coloring)

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	=== $urlc ===		=== $urlc ===
	This is an alias which underlines and colors links, i use this in several places, so if you don't want to use this, replace all $urlc($1-) with $1- in the future		This is an alias which underlines and colors links, i use this in several places, so if you don't want to use this, replace all $urlc($1-) with $1- in the future<br />
			'''You can find a complete version of this URL-logger & coloring system from [[URL-logger\|here]]'''
	alias urlc {		alias urlc {
	;assign $1- into a variable		;assign $1- into a variable

Cail: updated highlight regex

2007-01-14T12:09:53Z

updated highlight regex

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	;a regular expression to check if the line contains your nick		;a regular expression to check if the line contains your nick
	;triggers for Cail, Caili, Cail:, basically nick + ~~1 character~~ (~~though some exceptions~~, ~~like Cail::~~:)		;triggers for Cail, Caili, Cail:, Caili: basically nick + 2 characters
	~~if ($regex($1-,~~$+(/\b,$me,.?\b/i))) {		;('i' in [i,$chr(44),:] is 'cause i'm sometimes referred to Caili, you can ofcourse remove it, or change it/add other characters)

			var %hlpattern = $+(/(^\|\s),$me,([i,$chr(44),:]{0,2})?\b/i)
			if ($regex($1-,%hlpattern)) {

	;if the active window isn't the same as the window where the highlight was; echo it to the active		;if the active window isn't the same as the window where the highlight was; echo it to the active

Cail: another update for the regex

2007-01-10T12:43:41Z

another update for the regex

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	;check if a link is found		;check if a link is found
	if ($regex($gettok(%line,%x,32),(<nowiki>www\.\|~~http~~:\/\/</nowiki>))) {		if ($regex($gettok(%line,%x,32),(<nowiki>/(\b(www.?\.\|https?:\/\/\|ftp:\/\/).)/i</nowiki>))) {
	;put some colors and underline to the link, $chr(31) is the underline		;put some colors and underline to the link, $chr(31) is the underline
	var %l2 = $+($clr(%color_link),$chr(31),$gettok(%line,%x,32),$chr(31),$clr)		var %l2 = $+($clr(%color_link),$chr(31),$gettok(%line,%x,32),$chr(31),$clr)

Cail: updated the regex on urlc alias

2007-01-10T12:41:30Z

updated the regex on urlc alias

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	;check with regex if the line includes <nowiki>www. or http://</nowiki>		;check with regex if the line includes <nowiki>www. or http://</nowiki>
	if ($regex(%line,(<nowiki>\~~bwww~~\.\|~~http~~:\/\/</nowiki>))) {		if ($regex(%line,(<nowiki>/(\b(www.?\.\|https?:\/\/\|ftp:\/\/).)/i</nowiki>))) {

	var %x = 1		var %x = 1

Cail: added a space

2006-12-04T10:17:21Z

added a space

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	if ($me isin $1-) {		if ($me isin $1-) {
	echo -t $chan $theme_system(chan mode,highlight) $nick sets mode: $1- on $chan		echo -t $chan $theme_system(chan mode,highlight) $nick sets mode: $1- on $chan

	;if the active window isn't the same as the window where the highlight was; echo it to the active		;if the active window isn't the same as the window where the highlight was; echo it to the active
	;you can take this off if you don't like to see it coming into active window		;you can take this off if you don't like to see it coming into active window

Cail: removed teststuff and stub

2006-10-05T16:28:19Z

removed teststuff and stub

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	~~{{Stub}}~~

	This tutorial is going to give you an overview on how to create your own theme by modifying various events and aliases.		This tutorial is going to give you an overview on how to create your own theme by modifying various events and aliases.
	I'm not making a theme-engine here, just showing how to get things going.		I'm not making a theme-engine here, just showing how to get things going.
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	alias setvars {		alias setvars {
	;color of timestamp		;color of timestamp
	~~[[Set\|~~set]] %color_timestamp 03		set %color_timestamp 03

	;color of @-prefix		;color of @-prefix

Cail: testing linkstuff

2006-10-05T15:58:00Z

testing linkstuff

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	alias setvars {		alias setvars {
	;color of timestamp		;color of timestamp
	set %color_timestamp 03		[[Set\|set]] %color_timestamp 03

	;color of @-prefix		;color of @-prefix