////////////////////////////// // // Asciidex v0.1a by Pri (26th of August 2010) // This script requires Metis v2.80 & RoboMX v2.08 // Website: www.mxpulse.com/board // /////// COMMANDS // // !Pic [Name] or [Number] - Display a picture // !Pics [Page #] - View which art is available for displaying // !FindPic [Query] - Search your Picture Index for a specific piece of art // !Indexart - Trash the current Art Index and create a new batch file for the user to launch and index their art // !PrivateAsciidex - Typing this will set Asciidex to only give results privately to those who use the commands // !PublicAsciidex - Typing this will set Asciidex to give results to the entire room when someone uses the commands // !SetAsciidexColour [Number] - Set the menu colours to something other than the default Green (#c4#) to better fit your room // /////// SERVER SUPPORT // // WCS, RCS, ZCS, RSWCS, FXServer and Ouka are all supported out of the box // ////////////////////////////// // This usergroup is only for your admins so that they can control some of the special commands. // Everyone even if they are not in this usergroup will be able to type !FindPic [Query], !Pic [Name] & !Pics [Page #] * ®ÊN Pri * !pic %PARAM% // Check that the command was used at the beginning of a sentance %TRIGGER% // Load in the menucolour selected by the admins, if nothing found default is #c4# // Push PARAM to a variable because the readfile doesn't like mixing PARAM and Varibles together for some reason %PARAM% // Check that the scripts folder and settings file has been setup. If it hasn't do it. cmd.exe /c MD C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex 1 // Read in the Ascii Art Folder /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Please specify your art folder in the file below /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Saved in#c63#: #c62#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\Your_Ascii_Directory.txt \nPlace the Directory in the line above this one. Example C:\Fast Ascii\FastASCII Add-Ons // Check for an updated version of this script v0.1a /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#%USERVAR[Version_Release_Message]% %DATE% // Check the Index incase they user specified the number of the art in the index and not the name of the art. $LINERESULT$ // Check if the Ascii Art File exsists or not, It will by default look for .ini files, if one isn't present it will check for .txt // Also some files start with a blank line so read in lines 1-3 looking for the start of the ascii 0 .ini 1 2 .txt 1 2 // Display an error if no art was found matching this query #c1# · #c9#Art not found, make sure you have spelled it correctly, type #c62#!Pics #c9#to view an Index of images // Try to display the art without the bot name in front so it looks cleaner, this requires a little server detection /hidecmd /notice /hidecmd /notice // ZCS and WCS v1.8.8 both report themselves as WinMX and they both support /hidecmd /notice so we will use that if WinMX is reported as the server /hidecmd /notice // Open the file and start reading through it %USERVAR[Server_Notice_Command]% %USERVAR[LINERESULT]% !pics !Pics !pics %PARAM% // Check that the command was used at the beginning of a sentance %TRIGGER% // Pop a varible for later use // Load in the menucolour selected by the admins, if nothing found default is #c4# // Check if the script has been set to Public or Private Mode // If the user has selected to use private commands formulate how it should look for this query // Check that the scripts folder and settings file has been setup. If it hasn't do it. cmd.exe /c MD C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex 1 // Read in the Ascii Art Folder /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Please specify your art folder in the file below /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Saved in#c63#: #c62#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\Your_Ascii_Directory.txt \nPlace the Directory in the line above this one. Example C:\Fast Ascii\FastASCII Add-Ons // Check if the Index File exsists or not CD "%USERVAR[Ascii_Folder]%"\ndir /b > C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\List_Of_Your_Ascii.txt /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#A file called Index_My_Ascii.bat has been created in #c62#%USERVAR[Ascii_Folder]% #c9#Launch it to index your art. /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#The index will be saved in#c63#: #c62#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\List_Of_Your_Ascii.txt /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#You can re-index at any time and you can edit the index file above manually. // +1 the Param for the next 'Page' Command 2 2 // Take the Parameter and Multiply it by 20 so we know when to stop %PARAM% 1 1 1 20 // Tell the user that the limit for pages of art is 99999 %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c1# · #c9#I'm sorry the listing only goes up to 99999 pages. // Check if this page even contains any art %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c1# · #c9#No art found on this page, try a lower page number. // Begin outputting the list of art to the user %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c62# <· #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%List of Ascii Art#c63#: // Open the file and start reading through it $start_number$ 0 // If .ini or .txt is found, allow it to be displayed, if not, skip 0 1 1 // Remove the filetype from the display so it looks neater // Add a 0 to the linecount if its below 10 so the display looks neater 0$LINECOUNT$ %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c1# #c1# #c1# #c1# #c1# #c1#%USERVAR[LINECOUNT]% #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]% · #c1# %USERVAR[LINERESULT]% // Let the user know that the ending has completed, if there are more to display give the user the next command prompt to view 20 more %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c4# #c4# #c4# #c4# #c4# #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Type #c63#"#c62#!Pic ##c63#" #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%to view a Picture #c62#·> %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c4# #c4# #c4# #c4# #c4# #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Type #c63#"#c62#!Pics %USERVAR[NextNum]%#c63#" #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%to view 20 more #c62#·> %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c4# #c4# #c4# #c4# #c4# #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Type #c63#"#c62#!Pic ##c63#" #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%to view a Picture #c62#·> !findpic %PARAM% // Check that the command was used at the beginning of a sentance %TRIGGER% // Pop a varible for later use // Load in the menucolour selected by the admins, if nothing found default is #c4# // Check if the script has been set to Public or Private Mode // If the user has selected to use private commands formulate how it should look for this query // Check that the scripts folder and settings file has been setup. If it hasn't do it. cmd.exe /c MD C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex 1 // Read in the Ascii Art Folder /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Please specify your art folder in the file below /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Saved in#c63#: #c62#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\Your_Ascii_Directory.txt \nPlace the Directory in the line above this one. Example C:\Fast Ascii\FastASCII Add-Ons // Check if the Index File exsists or not CD "%USERVAR[Ascii_Folder]%"\ndir /b > C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\List_Of_Your_Ascii.txt /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#A file called Index_My_Ascii.bat has been created in #c62#%USERVAR[Ascii_Folder]% #c9#Launch it to index your art. /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#The index will be saved in#c63#: #c62#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\List_Of_Your_Ascii.txt /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#You can re-index at any time and you can edit the index file above manually. // Work out how many letters the user wants to search by %PARAM%asdfm. // Send Menu Header %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c62# <· #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Art matching your Query #c63#(#c62#%PARAM%#c63#) // Find and send results 0 0 // If .ini or .txt is found, allow it to be displayed, if not, skip 0 1 1 // Remove the filetype from the display so it looks neater // Add a 0 to the linecount if its below 10 so the display looks neater 0$LINECOUNT$ %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c1# #c1# #c1# #c1# #c1# #c1#%USERVAR[LINECOUNT]% #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]% · #c1# %USERVAR[LINERESULT]% // Send menu end %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]%#c4# #c4# #c4# #c4# #c4# #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Type #c63#"#c62#!Pic ##c63#" #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%to view a Picture #c62#·> !indexart // Check that the scripts folder and settings file has been setup. If it hasn't do it. cmd.exe /c MD C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex 1 // Read in the Ascii Art Folder /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Please specify your art folder in the file below /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Saved in#c63#: #c62#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\Your_Ascii_Directory.txt \nPlace the Directory in the line above this one. Example C:\Fast Ascii\FastASCII Add-Ons // A batch file is going to be used to index the users Ascii to save time having the user do it manually. // Because of some problems with Metis executing .bat files in certain directories we are going to tell the user to run the Batch File instead CD "%USERVAR[Ascii_Folder]%"\ndir /b > C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\List_Of_Your_Ascii.txt /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#A file called Index_My_Ascii.bat has been created in #c62#%USERVAR[Ascii_Folder]% #c9#Launch it to index your art. /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#The index will be saved in#c63#: #c62#C:\Pri.Script.Dependencies\Asciidex\List_Of_Your_Ascii.txt /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#You can re-index at any time and you can edit the index file above manually. !privateasciidex !publicasciidex // Check if the command was typed at the start of a sentence, if not break %TRIGGER% // Process which command the user typed 1\n 0 // Output to the Admins if it was set to Public Mode /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c1#Asciidex Has been set to Public Mode /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c62#When this is set to Public, all Asciidex results will be shown to the entire room // Break if the user selected to use Public // If the user selected PrivateAsciidex, work out which server is in use 0 /hidecmd /privnotice :@:RAWNAME:@::@:SPACE:@: /hidecmd /privnotice :@:RAWNAME:@::@:SPACE:@: /message :@:RAWNAME:@::@:SPACE:@: #private :@:RAWNAME:@: #message:@:SPACE:@: // Because ZCS does not report itself as ZCS and instead as WinMX we are just going to assume that WinMX = ZCS /privnotice :@:RAWNAME:@::@:SPACE:@: // Save the command for later use %USERVAR[Server_Private_Command]% // Server not recognised Message /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#Asciidex cannot be set to Private in your room as the Server #c63#(#c62#%SERVER%#c63#)#c9# is not supported by the script currently 0 // Output to the Admins if it was set to Private Mode /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c1#Asciidex Has been set to Private Mode /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c62#When this is set to Private, only those who use the !Pics & !Findpic commands will see results // Check that WCS 1.8.8 is in use if the Server is reporting itself as WinMX 1 /stats WCS Version: %PARAM% // Tell the user that WCS was detected and that they may have seen some temporary garbled text /opmsg #c4#%USERVAR[Menu_Colour]%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c9#WCS %PARAM% has been detected, You may have seen some /privnotice commands above this is normal during WCS %PARAM% detection due to a bug in the server // If WCS was detected then save that 1\n/hidecmd /privnotice :@:RAWNAME:@::@:SPACE:@: // Push 0 to Checking for WCS 0 !setasciidexcolour %PARAM% !setasciidexcolor %PARAM% // Check if the command was typed at the start of a sentence, if not break %TRIGGER% // Encapsulate parameter with colour tags if none are present and save to file %PARAM%\n #c%PARAM%#\n // Output to the Admins what colour it has been set to /opmsg #c4#%PARAM%Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c1#Asciidex Has set its colours to#c63#: %PARAM% ||||| /opmsg #c4##c%PARAM%#Asciidex #c63#(#c62#v0.1a#c63#): #c1#Asciidex Has set its colours to#c63#: #c%PARAM%# |||||