A couple days ago I found out that I could do "/set %olinecount " to anything I want and I can make it say anything that I want so sometimes I do "/set %olinecount Freekie's" so it would say "[16:03] <@Andrew12> I am on 8 channels, across 1 networks. I have Freekie's olines, 4 ops, 3 halfops, and 1 voices. I have non-abusive power over 182 people" :P
I'm not overly sure of the point in posting this comment. You make it out to be some kind of code exploit. Of course you can modify the contents of variables in your own client since it no protection for these things is given in mIRC that something like Object Orientation would provide.
Phil
Phil, I just thought it was kind of cool how you could do that... And I wanted to tell everyone else about it... but it doesn't really matter.
Phil
Registered: 10/23/06
Posts: 90
Loc: Warwick, UK
Yes, it's about as cool as a match. You can also type "I have 2^16 badgers", but it doesn't mean a whole lot. It's a fun semi-informative script and modifying its output in that way is frankly pointless.
Erick
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Registered: 02/26/08
Posts: 18
Loc: USA
Matches are cool. But a message to the children: Don't play with matches!
Anyways, I had no idea you could edit the variables like that. I also didn't know that only OO languages had protected variables that people were unable to access.
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Matches are cool. But a message to the children: Don't play with matches!
Anyways, I had no idea you could edit the variables like that. I also didn't know that only OO languages had protected variables that people were unable to access.
And this is most of the reason i had posted that comment.
!triggers cannot be executed from the computer where the script is installed. So if the user of the script types !brag nothing will happen. If some other user types !brag, then you will execute /bragspam.
Bad idea in my opinion.
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