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I'm having some problems getting the email of the person who sent the message inside of a "RecieveMessage" function. :\ How could I go about doing this?

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Originally posted by dbgtrgr
I'm having some problems getting the email of the person who sent the message inside of a "RecieveMessage" function. :\ How could I go about doing this?

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There really isn't an easy way of doing it.

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function OnEvent_ChatWndReceiveMessage(pChatWnd, sOrigin, sMessage, nMessageKind){
    if (pChatWnd.Contacts.Count == 1 && Messenger.MyName != sOrigin){
        for(var enumerator = new Enumerator(pChatWnd.Contacts) ; !enumerator.atEnd(); enumerator.moveNext())    {
            var Contact = enumerator.item();
            Debug.Trace(Contact.Email);
        }
    }
}

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    Beat ya stiggy
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i wrote this for a mate a while ago

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var Contacts = ChatWnd.Contacts;
var e = new Enumerator(Contacts);
for(; !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()) {
    var Contact = e.item();
    Debug.Trace("Contact's Email: "+Contact.Email);
}

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Thank  you ^^ I couldn't figure out how to use teh Enumator

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Originally posted by dbgtrgr
Thank  you ^^ I couldn't figure out how to use teh Enumator

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The way I do it is just copy and paste from ones that work everytim I need one.  It is much easier that way and you always know it is going to be right because you have used it before.

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Originally posted by markee

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Originally posted by dbgtrgr
Thank  you ^^ I couldn't figure out how to use teh Enumator

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The way I do it is just copy and paste from ones that work everytim I need one.  It is much easier that way and you always know it is going to be right because you have used it before.

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Wow that was the worst advice ever sorry to say. Simply put he wanted the code to do it we gave it. And how are you going to know what the code does if you just look at it and aren't familiar with it.

He's only saying that looking at code (if you understand it) can save you writing a long function yourself.

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Originally posted by cloudhunter
He's only saying that looking at code (if you understand it) can save you writing a long function yourself.

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I know what hes saying but its not good to go and steal code because you will possibly learn bad habbits or not learn at all.

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Originally posted by Matty

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Originally posted by markee

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Originally posted by dbgtrgr
Thank  you ^^ I couldn't figure out how to use teh Enumator

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The way I do it is just copy and paste from ones that work everytim I need one.  It is much easier that way and you always know it is going to be right because you have used it before.

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Wow that was the worst advice ever sorry to say. Simply put he wanted the code to do it we gave it. And how are you going to know what the code does if you just look at it and aren't familiar with it.

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I have only started to understand it very recently (I still wouldn't be able to fully do it myself, but it's getting there).  The main 2 things that someone would start to use an enumerator for are for getting a contact specific object and a ChatWnd specific object from contacts and ChatWnds objects respectively.  It is really easy to change a couple of little things in te enumerator to adapt it between the two, but once you have worked each one out once you don't really need to look back on it again until you become a more compitant scripter trying to make more complex scripts.  That's just my opinion and what I did, it has worked for me and I was jst trying to share a little bit of my advice, maybe I should have made a better explaination of this before.