matching problem

[netux]

hi, i'm having trouble understanding the matching for more that 3 items with this code:

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} elseif {($sn == "language" && $ss != "en")||($sn == "language" && $ss != "pt")} {

this doesn't work and i can't see what's wrong with it
if i change to:

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} elseif {($sn == "language" && $ss != "en")} {

it works fine but i need to match other $ss can someone help me with this?
i have tryed many variants and still cant get it to work

thanks in advanced

[greenbear]

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if {($sn == "language") && ($ss != "en") && ($ss != "pt")} {

[netux]

thanks qb.
can you explain what was wrong pls?
i only notice the change of || (or) to && (and) majoraty but i must be wrong.
thanks again.

[greenbear]

I just surrounded each check with parentheses.

[netux]

lol i need some sleep badly
i re-read one of the tutorials and the person who made it highligths that, stranges things could appent if not use them, he said.
gess he was wrigth so do you
i got another small and so easy (its almost 6AM and i havent found it), i can't remember the code for this situation

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 puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :line 1 $fcode line 2 $fcode line 3" 

well i need to know the code that replacing $fcode will output:
<botnick>line 1
<botnick>line 2
<botnick>line 3
tks to the one who can help me.
im going to bad.
enof of searching and reading for today, or just going to wait till my wife wake up and make a nice breakfast.

[awyeah]

Use this:

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 puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :line 1"
 puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :line 2"
 puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :line 3"

Or maybe, this might do it:

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 puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :line 1\n line 2\n line 3"

=

[netux]

i tryed it with \n and it didnt work, but i think it's wrigth.
maybe it's because im testing the code in windrop from local pc.
tks anyway

[user]

If 'puthelp' accepted multiple lines, the right answer would be "\nPRIVMSG $nick :", but it doesn't so you have to call it multiple times.

[netux]

If 'puthelp' accepted multiple lines, the right answer would be "\nPRIVMSG $nick :", but it doesn't so you have to call it multiple times.

does putserv or other similar do? if so can you tell me what is it.
tks

[user]

'putdccraw' would handle it, but why don't you just split the data and loop through the lines?

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foreach line [split $crap \n] {puthelp $line}

[netux]

'putdccraw' would handle it, but why don't you just split the data and loop through the lines?

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foreach line [split $crap \n] {puthelp $line}

looks a lot better now ;]
thanks user