I can't find that...

Did Patchou forget it, is it going to be on next release, is there any other way to  detect a nudge received?

It would in fact be interesting if he adds it to the MessageKind list of OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage. For the moment I think it is not supported though.

Yup...

Thanks for the answer

i an just imagine it..someone nudges you, you've got a script that nudges back, but oh no, so have they!

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Originally posted by JonnyT
i an just imagine it..someone nudges you, you've got a script that nudges back, but oh no, so have they!

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You already can. OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage is there, if you detect the message "Contact has sent you a nudge" you can send one back, using /nudge. I'll make a mockup script now

The infinity war!

It would be good if it was supported.

haha... that could turn out really long and bad haha.... but it'd be kinda funny to do.

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Originally posted by documentation
MessageKind
[enum] Number specifying the kind of message received. It can be one of the following identifiers:

0 - Unknown.
1 - Text message typed by the user.
2 - A wink being sent.
3 - A voice clip being sent.
4 - A search made with the "Search" button.
5 - The result of a search made with the "Search" button.
6 - A text message sent while the current user was offline.

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I tried this earlier (using 2 accounts on wlm), but according to the debugger, OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage was never called when I recieved a nudge, although it was for normal messages...

Did I do something wrong?

hmm maybe nudges dont count as a message. they dont show up in chatlogs etc either

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(1:57 PM) You sent a nudge !

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ah yeah, they show up in the MPL chat logs but not in the messenger chat logs.

Means that Patchou can easily add that event

Yup, i did a lil debug script that writes any message sent and the nudges aren't shown in the debug script...


I wanted to do a nudge-back script

I believe it is supported, but Patchou may have forgotten to add the number in the Documentation.

Can someone please give me the code for if when a contact sends a nudge it automatically replys with "Get Lost!" or "Go Away!" or others that i won't mention.
Thnx

If you'd have read the thread carefully, you would know that it is not yet possible to catch a nudge event, unfortunately.

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Originally posted by .Lou
I believe it is supported, but Patchou may have forgotten to add the number in the Documentation.

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code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd,Orig,Msg,MsgKind){
    Debug.Trace("Window handle: " + ChatWnd.Handle)
    Debug.Trace("Origin: " + Orig)
    Debug.Trace("Message: " + Msg)
    Debug.Trace("Message Kind: " + MsgKind)
    Debug.Trace("")
    Debug.Trace("____________")
    Debug.Trace("")
}

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If nobody wants to make my script can someone at least plz look at my code and fix it for me?


Code:

function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(ChatWnd, Origin, Message, MessageKind)
{

    if (Message == Origin+" just sent you a Nudge!")
    {
        ChatWnd.SendMessage("Go Away");
    } 
    return "Message";
}

wlmcrap
that won't work because OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage isn't called when recieving a nudge...

yes but when you recieve a nudge wlm says "the persons email or nickname + sent you a Nudge!". Therefore why shouldn't it work?

because it doesn't...

or could someone plz maybe make a dll or executable?

Wow... He really doesn't get it. Do you think if we ignore him he will go away?

wlmcrap: you can't do this with Plus!'s scripting engine.

you can't with the scripting engine but wouldn't you be able to if you made a program? or wouldn't you because maybe there is no event known when you recieve a nudge?

Or maybe, if you read the rules, you will know that double posting is no allowed.

maybe you're not making many friends this way...
and maybe if you don't make friends, they won't help you next time you have a problem...

and if my posts aren't written in perfect English, I'm very sorry...
but no reason to bitch about it...

Naaaaaaaaaa, sorry i was being a d*** head