1. Is it possible to make a script that does the following:

Whenever I write anything, it will write the message character by character with delay of 0.5 second. So example:

"Hello"   will become:

H  <0,5s> e <0,5s> l <0,5s> l <0,5s> o <0,5s>

It should write it in same message, not new line for each character.



2. Second question:

I have this script here:

code:

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function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message){
return "msg = [ " + Message + " ]"
}

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You cannot have WLM send a message character by character and have it appear on the same line. This is impossible. However you can have it send the messages on different lines.

As for the other question you can use [c][/c] tags... for instance [c=4]test[/c] would be test

Oh too bad, can you post for on new line code someone?

Thank you, also I'll use the colors now.

Untested...

js code:

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var oChatWnds = {};

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(pChatWnd, sMessage) {
    if (sMessage.charAt(0) !== '/' && typeof oChatWnds[pChatWnd.Handle] === 'undefined') {
        oChatWnds[pChatWnd.Handle] = {
            Message : sMessage,
            i : 0
        };
       
        MsgPlus.AddTimer(pChatWnd.Handle, 5000);
       
        return '';
    }
}

function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId) {
    var oChat = oChatWnds[sTimerId];
    var Message = oChatWnds[sTimerId].Message.charAt(oChatWnds[sTimerId].i);
    if (Message === '/') Message = '//';
    ++oChatWnds[sTimerId].i;
    oChat.SendMessage(Message);
    MsgPlus.AddTimer(sTimerId, 5000);
}

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You might want to change the 5000 ms delay into a 500 ms delay, it'd take a really long time before the message is fully transmitted. (Typo I guess? )

Also, wouldn't the built-in flood protection prevent the script from working correctly? The counter from the amount of messages sent by the script can be reset when the user sends a message himself, but this is also prevented by the script. The user can't reset the counter because all messages are intercepted (unless of course he sends a /command).

It just doesn't seem a good idea to try this, there are too many obstacles which you can't really get around. I believe it would also be very irritating for you contacts to have to wait several seconds before they get your message.

Error:


Script has been stopped
Script is starting
Script is now loaded and ready
Function called: OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage
Error: Object expected (code: -2146823281)
       File: Delayed Typing.js. Line: 20.
Function OnEvent_Timer returned an error. Code: -2147352567

quote:

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Originally posted by Barathrum
Error:


Script has been stopped
Script is starting
Script is now loaded and ready
Function called: OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage
Error: Object expected (code: -2146823281)
       File: Delayed Typing.js. Line: 20.
Function OnEvent_Timer returned an error. Code: -2147352567

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Now there an other error:

Function called: OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage
Error: Object doesn't support this property or method (code: -2146827850)
       File: Delayed Typing.js. Line: 21.
Function OnEvent_Timer returned an error. Code: -2147352567

quote:

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Originally posted by matty

js code:

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var oChatWnds = {};

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(pChatWnd, sMessage) {
    if (sMessage.charAt(0) !== '/' && typeof oChatWnds[pChatWnd.Handle] === 'undefined') {
>>>        oChatWnds[pChatWnd.Handle] = {<<<
>>>            Message : sMessage,<<<
>>>            i : 0<<<
>>>        };<<<
       
        MsgPlus.AddTimer(pChatWnd.Handle, 5000);
       
        return '';
    }
}

function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId) {
    var oChat = oChatWnds[sTimerId];
    var Message = oChatWnds[sTimerId].Message.charAt(oChatWnds[sTimerId].i);
    if (Message === '/') Message = '//';
    ++oChatWnds[sTimerId].i;
>>>    oChat.SendMessage(Message);<<<
    MsgPlus.AddTimer(sTimerId, 5000);
}

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js code:

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var oChatWnds = {};

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(pChatWnd, sMessage) {
    if (sMessage.charAt(0) !== '/' && typeof oChatWnds[pChatWnd.Handle] === 'undefined') {
        oChatWnds[pChatWnd.Handle] = {
            Message : sMessage,
            i : 0,
            Wnd : pChatWnd
        };
       
        MsgPlus.AddTimer(pChatWnd.Handle, 5000);
       
        return '';
    }
}

function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId) {
    var oChat = oChatWnds[sTimerId];
    var Message = oChatWnds[sTimerId].Message.charAt(oChatWnds[sTimerId].i);
    if (Message === '/') Message = '//';
    ++oChatWnds[sTimerId].i;
    oChat.Wnd.SendMessage(Message);
    MsgPlus.AddTimer(sTimerId, 5000);
}

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Error :/


Error: Expected '}' (code: -2146827279)
       File: Delayed Typing.js. Line: 8.

Oops!  Replace this:

js code:

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            Wnd : pChatWnd;

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js code:

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            Wnd : pChatWnd

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Also, do you think, that you could make it close the window for me when it finish typing and then open it again?

Also it is very buggy

It only seems to work normal when you type the 1st msg, after that every is buggy, unless you reopen the window.

In what sense is it buggy?

Does it stop sending messages (probably because of the flood protection)?  Do colour tags mess up (display as tags)?  Do emotions move to the end of lines (with "written" versions in the original positions)?

Well messages bugg like, they are send in 1 line, or they get writen like 5 times the whole text, not char by char, emotions ofc. don't get spelled, which is obvious.

I know why it happens... I don't really feel like fixing it. After the last character is sent the object needs to be deleted. For it to work again.

Ohh, is it hard to delete the object? Or can anyone tell me how I remove the Object?

Change the function for the timer to the following:

js code:

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function OnEvent_Timer(sTimerId) {
    var oChat = oChatWnds[sTimerId];
    var Message = oChatWnds[sTimerId].Message.charAt(oChatWnds[sTimerId].i);
    if (Message === '/') Message = '//';
    ++oChatWnds[sTimerId].i;
    oChat.Wnd.SendMessage(Message);
    if (oChatWnd[sTimerId].i === oChatWnd[sTimerId].Message.length)
        delete oChatWnd[sTimerId];
    else
        MsgPlus.AddTimer(sTimerId, 5000);
}

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Nop still bugs alot :/  When typing in messages, it just writes the whole word in a weird order and such :/