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Not in order!!!

Started by NeoUltimicia, 04 October, 2004, 23:36:33

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NeoUltimicia

I kept testing and trying to make the right click for RoboCop9.0-beta list in order. thou, it did not work at all.
Quote- RightClicker for RoboCopv9.0-Beta
--
-- Made by Optimus & TiMeTrAVelleR
-- USE SCRIPT AT YOUR OWN RISK, IT MAY NOT BE COMPATIBLE WITH ALL CLIENTS
--
-- Editable Settings --

-- 1=on / 0=off
SendTo = {
[0] = 1,   -- Masters
[1] = 1,   -- Operators
[2] = 1,   -- Vips
[3] = 1,   -- Regs
[4] = 1,   -- Moderator
[5] = 1,   -- NetFounder
[-1] = 1,  -- Users
}

sMenu = "RC"

-- End Editable Settings --

assert(dofile("tbl/scriptlevel.tbl"),"tbl/scriptlevel.tbl not found")
assert(dofile("tbl/inbuildlevel.tbl"),"tbl/inbuildlevel.tbl not found")

function customCMDs(user)
   --user:SendData("$UserCommand 1 3 zCUSTOM\\Test$<%[mynick]> +test||")   -- test
end

function NewUserConnected(user)
   if (SendTo[user.iProfile]==1) then
      user:SendData("$UserCommand 255 7 |")      
      user:SendData("$UserCommand 0 3 |")
      GetRightClick(user, ScriptLevel, ScriptCmds)
      GetRightClick(user, InbuildLevel, InbuildCmds)
      customCMDs(user)
      user:SendData(" Enhanced Right Click Support for [RoboCop] is available!")
   end
end

OpConnected=NewUserConnected

function GetRightClick(user, table1, table2)
   for cmd,_ in table1 do
      if table1[cmd][user.iProfile] == 1 then
         for value,command in table2 do
            if cmd == value then
               user:SendData(command)
            end
         end
      end
   end
end

ScriptCmds = {
["kick"]="$UserCommand 1 2 "..sMenu.."\\KICK/BAN\\Kick User $<%[mynick]> !kick  %[nick] %[line:Reason]||",   -- kick
["ban"]="$UserCommand 1 2 "..sMenu.."\\KICK/BAN\\Ban User $<%[mynick]> !ban   %[nick] %[line:Reason]||",   -- ban
["nameban"]="$UserCommand 1 2 "..sMenu.."\\KICK/BAN\\Nameban User $<%[mynick]> !nameban  %[nick] %[line:Reason]||",   -- nameban
for example, for these three commands, I get like this in DC++:
RC > Kick User
RC > Nameban User
RC > Ban User

why they have changed their order!?? any idea!? is there a way to fix this?

NeoUltimicia

I hate this, lol.. I wanted to make a reply to a post.. and made a NEW thread.. sorry guys...

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