Simple !seen Snippet

[Cult]

;simple seen snippet
;just add this snippet to u`r remotes!

on *:JOIN:#: { writeini -n Seen.ini $nick INFO: I Last Saw $nick Joining $chan At $asctime(hh:nntt) On $asctime(dd mmmm yyyy) $+ . }
on *:PART:#: { writeini -n Seen.ini $nick INFO: I Last Saw $nick Leaving $chan At $asctime(hh:nntt) On $asctime(dd mmmm yyyy) $+ . }
on *:QUIT:#: { writeini -n Seen.ini $nick INFO: I Last Saw $nick Quitting IRC At $asctime(hh:nn tt) On $asctime(dd mmmm yyyy) $+ , Saying $1- } 

on *:TEXT:!Seen*:#: { 
  if ($2 == $me) { .msg $chan I Am Here $nick $+ ! | halt }
  if ($2 == $null) { .msg $chan It Helps To Put A Name After !Seen | halt }
  if ($2 ison $chan) && ($nick != $2) { .msg $chan $2 Is In The Channel, $nick $+ !!! | halt }
  if ($nick == $2) && ($nick ison $chan) { .msg $chan Go Look In A Mirror, $nick $+ . | halt }
  if ($readini Seen.ini $2 date == $null) { .msg $chan Sorry $nick $+ , I Have Not Seen $2 | halt }
  else { .notice $nick $readini Seen.ini $2 INFO: }
}

[anmlhckr]

Kind saving the users in Seen.ini really sick, use hash tables are more easier and faster, and save the users in .txt file not .ini because the ini are for remotes and else, they contain n01, numbers, Thanks.

[Cult]

anmlhckr saving the file in *.ini suits me. i like it this way. and it`s working fine. besides. if they contain "01" "02" ? users will not open the *.ini file! why they need looking into it? smarty?

[anmlhckr]

Maybe to see who are the users in it dude