Anyone with a half brain would know that "!imdb dlfsdff " will yield a NIL result as it's nonsensical.
Alchera !imdb star wars
-Kenny`- Star Wars (1977) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076759/
-Kenny`- Genre: Action / Adventure / Fantasy / Sci-Fi
-Kenny`- Tagline: A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...
-Kenny`- Rating: 8.8/10 (148,244 votes) top 250:#8
-Kenny`- Runtime: 121 mins.
-Kenny`- Country: USA
-Kenny`- Language: English
-Kenny`- Budget: $13,000,000 (estimated)
It WORKS!
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Alchera wrote:Anyone with a half brain would know that "!imdb dlfsdff " will yield a NIL result as it's nonsensical.
Alchera !imdb star wars
-Kenny`- Star Wars (1977) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076759/
-Kenny`- Genre: Action / Adventure / Fantasy / Sci-Fi
-Kenny`- Tagline: A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...
-Kenny`- Rating: 8.8/10 (148,244 votes) top 250:#8
-Kenny`- Runtime: 121 mins.
-Kenny`- Country: USA
-Kenny`- Language: English
-Kenny`- Budget: $13,000,000 (estimated)
It WORKS!
anyone with half a brain would know that !imdb dlfsdff should give out some error msg like "blah not found" instead of:
Tcl error [imdb_proc]: can't read "location": no such variable
Alchera wrote:"location" is the website. Sheesh! "!imdb dlfsdff" does NOT exist at that location. The script works for those that use it intelligently! Simple!
invalid argument IMHO; every computer program should somehow indicate to the user that the input was invalid, or there is no output corresponding to that input
Alchera wrote:"location" is the website. Sheesh! "!imdb dlfsdff" does NOT exist at that location. The script works for those that use it intelligently! Simple!
invalid argument IMHO; every computer program should somehow indicate to the user that the input was invalid, or there is no output corresponding to that input
Alchera wrote:Well as I didn't write the script in the first place....
Secondly, who issues such as "!imdb dlfsdff" when it's known it's never going to work?
Intelligent use of any script yields the desired results. The script performs within the parameters set for it by the author.
probably no one, but when a real search gets no results (just like !imdb dlfsdff wouldn't) AND no similar result - then you get the location error.
think about it.
i don't have to contact the scripter as i'm fine with the script even if it doesn't work 100% but i was just telling you in the first place that it isn't working 100% as you claimed it to do so. so please..
