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Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-09T11:17:15-04:00

For some Reason it now works. Thanks to all of you.

Felix

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Sep 09, 2003 11:17 am

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-09T08:47:05-04:00

Oh duh, my bad.

Statistics: Posted by Darkj — Tue Sep 09, 2003 8:47 am

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-09T08:15:24-04:00

I use color code 4 alot in my code, and the way I use it is /0034, and it works fine.

Code:

\0034 text \003

that should work you had the "" the other way "/"

Statistics: Posted by ^DooM^ — Tue Sep 09, 2003 8:15 am

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-09T08:12:50-04:00

I use color code 4 alot in my code, and the way I use it is /0034, and it works fine.

Statistics: Posted by Darkj — Tue Sep 09, 2003 8:12 am

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-09T04:32:27-04:00

Copy and paste of the actual control character is nasty and can break some editors. Some FTP clients do not like it either.

First off, the order in which you open and close control chars is not important. Lazy parsing is at hand here, which is actualy good as there is little to parse. The control chars simply set the start and stop points of formatting.

In other words, tag order is un-important unlike HTML.

If the control chars are failing, then there is one of two issues at hand.

1: You client is filtering them out as you have asked it to in the settings.

2: You client does not support them, however, is aware of them, so filters them for good reading.

Are you normaly able to see them when somebody else sends you a message?

Has your network got colour filtering enabled? Does a client need to auth to use them? Does it need a specific usermode to stop them being filtered?

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Tue Sep 09, 2003 4:32 am

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-09T02:58:48-04:00

or simply copy & paste the char that mirc's &co ctrl-k / ctrl-b produce...

so you can test the output in mirc first

Statistics: Posted by GodOfSuicide — Tue Sep 09, 2003 2:58 am

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-08T22:28:27-04:00

Shouldn't it be /0034?

No. What gave you that idea?

Statistics: Posted by user — Mon Sep 08, 2003 10:28 pm

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-08T21:26:48-04:00

Shouldn't it be /0034?

Statistics: Posted by Darkj — Mon Sep 08, 2003 9:26 pm

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-08T16:13:40-04:00

Hmm. That doesn't work for me. I've now used
Code:
\002\00304(\002\003
Wich should produce an red bracket, but it just doesn't

Then what do you see? Do you see colors in messages made by other clients than your egg?

Statistics: Posted by user — Mon Sep 08, 2003 4:13 pm

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-08T15:04:45-04:00

Hmm. That doesn't work for me. I've now used

Code:

\002\00304(\002\003

Wich should produce an red bracket, but it just doesn't

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Sep 08, 2003 3:04 pm

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-08T14:46:46-04:00

I do see that you don't open and close the bold and colour corectly.. here is an example on how to open and close for one:

Code:

\002\00304bla\003\002 bla bla bla \002\00304something\003\002"

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Mon Sep 08, 2003 2:46 pm

Problem using Colors in TCL Script

2003-09-08T14:40:18-04:00

I've wrote a little script that Responds on an Text. Now I tried to use Colors as shown in the 'Tutorial' in this Forum. But the Color doesn't show, the text is Plain. I'm using mIRC 6.03

Here is the code of the script:

Code:

bind pub - !regeln rulezset act_chan #onlineglueckproc rulez {nick uhost hand chan text} {global act_chanif {$chan != $act_chan} {return 0}putserv "privmsg $chan :\002\00304,00(\002\003 Regeln \002\00304,00»\002\003 den Operatoranweisungen ist Folge zu leisten - \003Verboten\003: Spamm - Flood (Smileyfloods) - Werbung - Pornographie - CyberSex - Beleidigungen - Caps-Lock - neue Channels - Scripte - Nickänderungen entgegen des 100%igen www.onlineglueck.de Nicks \002\00304,00)\002\003"return 1}

thanx in advance

DeLiRiUm

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Sep 08, 2003 2:40 pm