shalianahe
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Ban/exempt/invite window
I have installed PnP 4.22 on a Windows 7 O/s with mirc 6.35
when i look at the ban list one of 2 things happen
1)nothing seams to happen but the message [banlist is empty]
after a look at the window menu i see a long list of hiden windows each with 1 ban showing ( the number of windows is the same as the number of bans
in the chan at the time)
2)I get a list of all the bans but no heading in the banlist window
when it comes to Exempts and invites ( using /mode #chan e/i ) only the 1st action happens
any one have any idea what is happening here ? and how to fix it ?
[Edited on 28-4-2010 by shalianahe]
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shalianahe
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narrowed it down to this part
alias -l _openlist {
var %win = $_mservwin($1,$2)
the $_mservwin alias subroutine
this checks all the window till it matches a reg expression basicly @prefix[n]-suffix, on is found with the same connection id $cid then that name
is returned, if not then then a new name is made ie @prefix(n+1)-suffix
but seams to be missing the window already open and assigning a new name or
Its finds it but not the same $cid and assigning a new name
now looking at the window remote and the _mservwin alias
if anyone can help i would appreciate it
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shalianahe
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in the alias file is this line
; Escapes all non-alpha characters
_escape var %text = $1- | var %junk = $regsub(%text,/([^a-zA-Z0-9 ])/g,\\$1,%text) | return %text
This replaces all non-alpha[numeric] characters with \$1
some how i think this is wrong so now reading up on mirc reg expr as i am very rusty on them
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shalianahe
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Fix it
; Escapes all non-alpha characters
_escape var %text = $1- | var %junk = $regsub(%text,/([^a-zA-Z0-9 ])/g,\\\1,%text) | return %text
the "\\$1" makes "\$1"
i need in the case of @ i needed "\@"
so change the $ to \
"\\\1" gives in the case of @ "\@"
Job Done
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