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[alabama]

Alabama, I'm not familiar with this type of code, can you explain what it is? Also could I come on your TeamViewer (assuming you have it) and watch you code, just for proof.

mSL is mIRC Scripting Language. aka 'IRC'

[BreShiE]

Hmm, let's get on TeamViewer sometime so you can prove that you can code, and I'll consider your application.

[AceInfinity]

I've done mIRC scripting before. Just so breshie can have an understanding of what the basics are for it, here's a simple welcome script I put together:

Code:

on *:JOIN:#:{
     if ($nick == $me) {
          HALT
     } else {
          echo $chan welcome $nick
     }
}

[BreShiE]

I've done mIRC scripting before. Just so breshie can have an understanding of what the basics are for it, here's a simple welcome script I put together:

Code:

on *:JOIN:#:{
     if ($nick == $me) {
          HALT
     } else {
          echo $chan welcome $nick
     }
}

Oh I see, looks quite hard to be honest.

[AceInfinity]

That was one of my easiest scripts though lol, that one is simple, it gets more difficult when you are dealing with raw packets

Code:

[script]
n0=on 1:load: {
n1=  echo -a 9,1Advanced Whois Script Loaded
n2=}
n3=
n4=raw 301:*: {
n5=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Away9:0 $3-
n6=  halt
n7=}
n8=raw 307:*: {
n9=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Registred9:0 Yes
n10=  halt
n11=}
n12=raw 310:*: {
n13=  echo -a 9,1·9,1IRC helper9:0 Yes
n14=  halt
n15=}
n16=raw 311:*: {
n17=
n18=  echo -a 9,1-------------[ /whois $2 ]-------------
n19=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Username9:0 $6-
n20=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Vhost9:0 $3 $+ 9@0,1 $+ $4
n21=  halt
n22=}
n23=raw 378:*: {
n24=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Localhost9:0 $6  
n25=  echo -a 9,1·9,1IP9:0 $7
n26=  halt
n27=}
n28=raw 379:*: {
n29=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Usermodes9:0 $6-
n30=  halt
n31=}
n32=raw 671:*: {
n33=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Secure Connection9:0 Yes
n34=  halt
n35=}
n36=raw 312:*: {
n37=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Network9:0 $network
n38=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Server9:0 $3
n39=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Description9:0 $4-
n40=  halt
n41=}
n42=
n43=raw 313:*: {
n44=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Network rank9:0 $5-9
n45=  halt
n46=}
n47=
n48=raw 319:*: {
n49=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Channels9:11 $Replace($3-,~,0~11,&,0&0,@,0@11,%,0%11,+,0+11)
n50=  halt
n51=}
n52=raw 317:*: {
n53=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Signed On9:0 $asctime($4,dddd mm/dd/yyyy HH:nn:ss TT)
n54=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Idle Time9:0 $duration($3)
n55=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Total Online Time9:0 $duration($calc($ctime - $4))
n56=  halt
n57=}
n58=raw 335:*: {
n59=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Bot9:0 Yes
n60=  halt
n61=}
n62=raw 318:*: {
n63=  haltdef
n64=  var %whois.Clones $ial($address($2,2),0)
n65=  if (%whois.Clones > 1) {
n66=    echo -a 9,1·9,1User9:0 $2 have $calc($ial($address($2,2),0) - 1) clones on $server
n67=    var %iee $ial($address($2,2),0)
n68=    while %iee {
n69=      if ($gettok($ial($address($2,2),%iee),1,33) != $2) {
n70=        echo -a 9,1·9,1Clones Detected9:0 $addtok($replace($ial($v1),!,$chr(40)),$chr(32),41)
n71=      }
n72=      dec %iee
n73=    }
n74=  }
n75=}

There you go, here's an example straight from one of my script .ini files. Some chars won't show as the encoding for posts probably won't recognize some of the characters in my script.

[alabama]

That was one of my easiest scripts though lol, that one is simple, it gets more difficult when you are dealing with raw packets

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Code:

[script]
n0=on 1:load: {
n1=  echo -a 9,1Advanced Whois Script Loaded
n2=}
n3=
n4=raw 301:*: {
n5=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Away9:0 $3-
n6=  halt
n7=}
n8=raw 307:*: {
n9=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Registred9:0 Yes
n10=  halt
n11=}
n12=raw 310:*: {
n13=  echo -a 9,1·9,1IRC helper9:0 Yes
n14=  halt
n15=}
n16=raw 311:*: {
n17=
n18=  echo -a 9,1-------------[ /whois $2 ]-------------
n19=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Username9:0 $6-
n20=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Vhost9:0 $3 $+ 9@0,1 $+ $4
n21=  halt
n22=}
n23=raw 378:*: {
n24=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Localhost9:0 $6  
n25=  echo -a 9,1·9,1IP9:0 $7
n26=  halt
n27=}
n28=raw 379:*: {
n29=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Usermodes9:0 $6-
n30=  halt
n31=}
n32=raw 671:*: {
n33=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Secure Connection9:0 Yes
n34=  halt
n35=}
n36=raw 312:*: {
n37=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Network9:0 $network
n38=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Server9:0 $3
n39=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Description9:0 $4-
n40=  halt
n41=}
n42=
n43=raw 313:*: {
n44=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Network rank9:0 $5-9
n45=  halt
n46=}
n47=
n48=raw 319:*: {
n49=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Channels9:11 $Replace($3-,~,0~11,&,0&0,@,0@11,%,0%11,+,0+11)
n50=  halt
n51=}
n52=raw 317:*: {
n53=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Signed On9:0 $asctime($4,dddd mm/dd/yyyy HH:nn:ss TT)
n54=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Idle Time9:0 $duration($3)
n55=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Total Online Time9:0 $duration($calc($ctime - $4))
n56=  halt
n57=}
n58=raw 335:*: {
n59=  echo -a 9,1·9,1Bot9:0 Yes
n60=  halt
n61=}
n62=raw 318:*: {
n63=  haltdef
n64=  var %whois.Clones $ial($address($2,2),0)
n65=  if (%whois.Clones > 1) {
n66=    echo -a 9,1·9,1User9:0 $2 have $calc($ial($address($2,2),0) - 1) clones on $server
n67=    var %iee $ial($address($2,2),0)
n68=    while %iee {
n69=      if ($gettok($ial($address($2,2),%iee),1,33) != $2) {
n70=        echo -a 9,1·9,1Clones Detected9:0 $addtok($replace($ial($v1),!,$chr(40)),$chr(32),41)
n71=      }
n72=      dec %iee
n73=    }
n74=  }
n75=}

There you go, here's an example straight from one of my script .ini files. Some chars won't show as the encoding for posts probably won't recognize some of the characters in my script.

Is that the same as this? http://pastebin.com/E6yziPj5

[AceInfinity]

Is that the same as this? http://pastebin.com/E6yziPj5

Yep, slightly modified though, some of the old ini scripts I personally created with chatspace don't work for IRCD. I worked with chatspace for almost 7 years, but my knowledge with IRCD didn't start until a couple years ago. The codes in those raw packets (a few anyway) will only work with other people on an IRC client. Someone using a built in chat client probably won't return some of the information in that script because it doesn't send information back to you in the way something like mIRC or Xchat would.

Here's one I scripted for chatspace:

Code:

[script]
n0=on *:input:#:{
n1=  if ($1 == !ident) {
n2=    if ($me isop #) {
n3=      mode # -o $me
n4=      return
n5=    }
n6=    services identify # PASSWORD_REMOVED
n7=  }
n8=}

This identify command won't work for IRCD though, the flags and commands are completely different

Although I could have put PASSWORD_REMOVED in a global variable so it's not there manually in the script.

[FireMonkeyFun]

*Updated*
What Can You Code:
Python, C and C++ but not really good in. I'm still learning and trying to remember all of the code. If you except HTML and CSS I have some code for that too. Not a pro but I always read to learn it.

Favorite Coding Language:
The ones I know.

Will You Give Support To Fellow Coders:
I sure will try.

How Many Hours Per Week Can You Be On:
M-F at least an hour late at night. Weekends I am on various times.

Age:
17

Proof Of Your Coding Abilities:

Code:

import random

number = random.randrange(100)

print "Your number is", number

raw_input("\n\nPress the enter key to exit.")

Here is a simple random number program in Python. I'm still learning more advanced Python stuff and learning C too.

Python Programs



Hope you like everything.

[BreShiE]

I'm currently considering your application, I will review with the other leaders and get back to you.

[+devilpsn]

What Can You Code:
I can Only Code Vb.Net, But TBH I cant even code it yet.
I ma learning it yet And will fully master in a Month but only After my Exams, i am making This app. now as it take days to get accepted [Dont know about here but in HF it does]
So after i get Back i want to Learn from this Precious Group.
Favorite Coding Language:
N/A as i haven't Gone through any coding Languages Except then Vb.Net.
But i Plan to well i shouldn't Talk About it here as Hacking is illegal here...But you can PM me for My Another Objective
Will You Give Support To Fellow Coders:
Yes Definitely, And i Myself is Looking for Support but i dont think i deserve to be in this Group As it Requires Only HQ coder's But if anychance you are Accepting Junior Coder's Which really Want to and would like to Expand their Knowledge then Please Accept Me, After My Exams, i am Just gonna Concentrate On two Things:
First: Monetizing And
Second: Coding, HTML
SF Community Is Really Nice and i <3 it, specially "Ace"
How Many Hours Per Week Can You Be On:
7 Hours. We can make an MSN group on this too [Just a Advice ]
Age:
14, i hope you Guys dont Judge Members By their Age,
but by their Will to learn Coding.

Proof Of Your Coding Abilities:
N/A As i am Learning But if it is Necessary, i can Provide small Virus Programs Code...
I just Made them for Spreading ;)