RaZgRiZ | 2011-10-31 14:05
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Quick Connect 2.6 *
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If you don't like it, you can suck a duck butt lollipop.
Don't know if you guys have seen something similar, but this is new, it is good, and it is made from yours truly! True, they're almost identical, but rest assured that me and Chaos had been working on the same idea together, and we both shared "a few" aspects throughout the course. Enough with my blabbering though, onto the juicy details!
Please do note that this script is SVN only.
While it IS possible and rather easy to support entries whose names contain spaces, the tab complete doesn't play well, so forget it.
- /qcaddserv NAME IP/DOMAIN PORT
- Adding entries to the QC list is made easy, and requires for the most part as little information as possible by automating all tasks. It can recognize domains, and if it ain't one, it will check whether it is actually a correct IP. In fewer words, partial noob protection! You can join a server and just supply it with a name, it will read the rest.
- /qcdelserv NAME
- Removing entries is also as straightforward is it can get, since you're only required to supply a name.
- /qclistserv 0/1
- This one will help you get a good look on what you already have. When the argument is 0, you will get a list of names and their total, but when it's 1, it will deploy a full-fledged list of information on every QC entry.
- /qcviewserv NAME
- This command will display information for a QC entry which matches the name supplied. It can tell when an entry uses an IP or a domain as well.
- /qc NAME
- Last but not least, the command to connect to servers defined by the user. Give it a name of an existing entry and it will do the rest.
qc.cfg (3.85 KB)
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