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Ofloo
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by Ofloo » Sun Oct 12, 2003 8:43 pm
How do i use fconfigure on dccsend ? i tryed it but it couldn't find sutch channel of course sounds logic but how do i get the channel ? or what is the channel ive tryed various combinations .. but no working result ! ?
its when i dcc a txt file it gives funny outputs in win envirement cause of the \n i gues but how do i fix this ?
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by BarkerJr » Sun Oct 12, 2003 9:36 pm
Ofloo wrote: its when i dcc a txt file it gives funny outputs in win envirement cause of the \n i gues but how do i fix this ?
Tell them to open the files in wordpad, rather than notepad, I guess. Or write them in windows, and not linux.
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by Ofloo » Sun Oct 12, 2003 11:16 pm
there should be a way !! this is not a solution i could also say install linux :p
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by Ofloo » Mon Oct 13, 2003 8:16 am
nevermind found it
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set rfile [open "filename" "r"]
set wfile [open "nfilename" "w"]
fconfigure $rfile -translation crlf
fconfigure $wfile -translation crlf
set data [read $rfile]
puts $wfile $data
close $wfile
close $rfile
dccsend nfilename $nick
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