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so what exactly did you do after reading it?

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we aren't on a PHP forum, so:

nope, I meant eggdrop scripts that fetch info from webpages

and no, you can't compensate for webpage changes with regexps alone; it's nowhere near XPath ability to do that

just out of curiousity: does anyone know of a webscript which features flexible HTML parsing, utilizing XPath or similar technique? e.g. as soon as the following page code: ... <tr id=foo ... <td id=bar ... stuff ... </td> </tr> is changed to: ... <tr id=foo ... <td id=moo ... <table ... <td id=bar ...

moreover, you would also need to implement a [dll] script command which would invoke your DLL function (analogous to mIRC's /dll)

I'd guess because they all use blocking I/O - which is not the case with this script

if you can reproduce the error, type .set errorInfo on the party line and let us know the resulting output

yes; check out Incr Tcl and Snit

no, there isn't if you have set up some sort of DDNS (dynamic DNS), you could specify your hostname in the config and then use [myip]; it will be resolved to IP every time via your DDNS service or you could write a module in C that enumerates network interfaces on your system and then interface it v...

99.9% of all repeaters simply hit the up arrow button and spit out edit buffer history again & again

0.1% might be using scripts that embed random colors while repeating, but I won't change xchannel to cover those, seems an overkill to me

yes it does, via Snit, Incr Tcl, etc.

it's a simple matter of installing mySQL client libraries, and that's all there is to it

you close the file only conditionally, which is a no-no

as result, your script keeps opening the file without closing it, thus exhausting the limit of open file handles you are allowed on that system

discussed numerous times before

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it would be even greater if you learn about wildcards in hostmasks and their support in the +ban command