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this is my imitate script.it is first

Bug 1:
  you talking person1 and person2
  script saves person1's color,type,style
  try to imitate person2
  your imitated color is person1's color

Bug 2:
  this script can't imitate font type.how can i change current font?

i don't know another bug

NOTE: this script doesn't work for wireless connections

Version: Beta2

(sorry my english.i'm from Turkey)

//Thanks to CookieRevised for Notifier - Typing
//Thanks to Plik for getLocalIp()
//Thanks to Pai for Xniff
//Thanks to Sander112 for contactsay

Sorry my question, but how to use it???

/imitate [you message]

sorry

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Originally posted by MrT
sorry

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Ohhh... No Problem!!!
Thanks for the help

I haven't tried this, but perhaps to get around "Bug 1", you can save the font color, type and style for each person.

For example (sorry, I looked through the code ), bir, iki and uc could all be made into arrays, and the font information can be stored in each element, ie. bir[contact@domain.com] or iki[123456789] (user ID). Then when you send the message, you check who you are sending it to, and access the font information using that.

I've been a tester of such a script that can correctly imitate, I think development has stopped for now however

Odd really, it was starting to show potential

MrT,

To add to what phalanxii has said: you need to take into consideration that several contacts can talk to you at the same time. And that a user could want to imitate a contact who hasn't spoken last.

So only storing the last text parameters from the last contact who spoke to the user is not going to work. Do as phalanxii suggested: use an array to store the information, indexed by the contact's email _and_ by the user's email(**). And remove the array element when the chat window of that contact is closed(***).


** highly important if you don't want to screw things up when the current user signs out and a new user sign in. Another way around this and probably much more convenient in this case: empty the array when the user signs out.

*** be carefull. There can be multiple contacts in 1 chat window (multi-contact or group chats).

PS: without looking at the code: I can't see the use of my "typing notifier" code in this script though.

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
MrT,

To add to what phalanxii has said: you need to take into consideration that several contacts can talk to you at the same time. And that a user could want to imitate a contact who hasn't spoken last.

So only storing the last text parameters from the last contact who spoke to the user is not going to work. Do as phalanxii suggested: use an array to store the information, indexed by the contact's email _and_ by the user's email(**). And remove the array element when the chat window of that contact is closed(***).


** highly important if you don't want to screw things up when the current user signs out and a new user sign in. Another way around this and probably much more convenient in this case: empty the array when the user signs out.

*** be carefull. There can be multiple contacts in 1 chat window (multi-contact or group chats).

PS: without looking at the code: I can't see the use of my "typing notifier" code in this script though.

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Originally posted by phalanxii
I haven't tried this, but perhaps to get around "Bug 1", you can save the font color, type and style for each person.

For example (sorry, I looked through the code ), bir, iki and uc could all be made into arrays, and the font information can be stored in each element, ie. bir[contact@domain.com] or iki[123456789] (user ID). Then when you send the message, you check who you are sending it to, and access the font information using that.

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thanks for help.
i use window handle but it doesn't work in group chats.it only work 1-1 chat

Also note in your first post that this doesn't work for wireless connections, due to the way of the Xniff object.

[offtopic]
* Matti sighs...
* Matti wants to have Xniff on his wireless...
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Originally posted by Mattike
Also note in your first post that this doesn't work for wireless connections, due to the way of the Xniff object.

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Not strictly true... I use Xniff myself, and it works on my wireless

Cloudy