[Gccirc-discuss]gcc.irc V0.30B7

[Ground <gr...@in...>]

OK since I'm to lazy to ever get around to updating the stable version I'm
tossing some new ideas in to the "stable beta".

Following is a patch against V0.30B6 that only adds one new option: /ctime

diff -u bp/gcc/gcc.irc gcc/gcc.irc
--- bp/gcc/gcc.irc	Wed Jun 27 12:45:41 2001
+++ gcc/gcc.irc	Thu Nov 29 16:26:29 2001
@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@
 # See the file 'history.txt' for a list of changes in this and
 # previous versions.

-assign gccver 0.30B6
-assign gccdate Wed Jun 27 12:26:32 EST 2001
+assign gccver 0.30B7
+assign gccdate Thu Nov 29 16:16:06 EST 2001
 assign ex [gcc]

 /eval /echo $ex Gcc Version $gccver by: ground
@@ -95,6 +95,9 @@
 ^assign recontime 0
 ^assign autoget OFF
 eval ^assign boottime $time()
+# Not sure if we need to init this or not
+# I would guess so since often the script is loaded after connect.
+eval ^assign connecttime $time()

 ^set NOVICE OFF
 ^set EXEC_PROTECTION OFF
@@ -2551,6 +2554,8 @@
 ^assign recontime 0
 # We are connected to a server so kill any pending reconnects
 ^timer -delete 876
+# Reset the server connection time counter.
+eval ^assign connecttime $time()
 }

 # should display the client's uptime
@@ -2558,6 +2563,14 @@
 @ tmpuptime = time() - boottime
 echo $ex Client uptime: $tdiff($tmpuptime)
 ^assign -tmpuptime
+}
+# This was added in v0.30 but the above function was used as a template so it
+# appears here.
+# This should display the connect time to the current server.
+alias ctime {
+@ tmpconnecttime = time() - connecttime
+echo $ex Connected to server for: $tdiff($tmpconnecttime)
+^assign -tmpconnecttime
 }

 # New stuff for 0.25
diff -u bp/gcc/gcchelp.irc gcc/gcchelp.irc
--- bp/gcc/gcchelp.irc	Tue Apr 17 17:33:23 2001
+++ gcc/gcchelp.irc	Thu Nov 29 16:27:02 2001
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
 # Make the description of the /autoreply function a little better.

 # The version of gcc this help file works with:
-^assign helpver 0.30B2
+^assign helpver 0.30B7
 alias gcchelp {
 ^assign helpcmd 0
 if ([$0]==[]) {
@@ -176,7 +176,6 @@
 ^set hold_mode on
 echo $ex Status commands:
 echo $ex status: display gcc status information
-echo $ex xdcc status: Display XDCC status information
 echo $ex chanst: Display stats on your current channel
 ^set hold_mode off
 }
diff -u bp/gcc/history.txt gcc/history.txt
--- bp/gcc/history.txt	Wed Jun 27 12:45:41 2001
+++ gcc/history.txt	Thu Nov 29 16:27:47 2001
@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
 (V0.30)
+Added a /ctime alias to display how long you have been connected to your
+current server.
 Fixed a bug that would cause the default setaway message to be used if the
 first character of the user supplied nessage was 0.  Also fixed the same
 problem in /setback