You forgot the code to prevent the song from hitting the uber Monk pullers trying to split Kyv Assraper and Aneuk Doomfuck.

Seems you're not encapsulating the indx variable with { } so it's not parsing to the numeric value?

Browse the Macro Snippets section. I found it rather useful for seeing how to accomplish small tasks and having the code right there. Learn by example is often the best way. 8)

I'm not really sure how to capture text spew from a /who, plus that would kind of spam, I think :wink: Do understand the code works, but I was looking some improvements. The loop doesn't go forever 'cause LastSpawn will return NULL once I get outside valid ID's, and .Name.Length applied to a NULL ob...

I'm still fairly new to MQ macros, so perhaps I'm unaware of a better set of commands to help me accomplish what I want. The macro basically scans every spawn in the zone and will echo any spawn that has a capital letter in the name or a pound-sign (a pseudo-named-spawn checker :wink:). It's using t...

The next day after the original crash problems I had, I went ahead and attached a debugger and ran EQ for hours with no crashes. Go figure and I've continued usage with 0 problems. No idea what happened that first night.

I've had a few crash problems so far too. Only logged in once or twice last night, briefly, and didn't bother with trying to get MQ2 to load much. If it keeps up, maybe I'll try to attach a debugger.

edit: on second thought, I should download Service Pack 6 first then see if this bug still exists :shock: edit2: still locks up EQ, meh. Any uses of String.Count[] were locking me up, so I peeked into the source for it. case Count: if (Index[0]) { Dest.DWord=0; PCHAR pLast=(PCHAR)VarPtr.Ptr; /* whil...

That seems like it will work for my intents. Depends on how equally a 0 will evaluate to NULL, functionally too. In the case of functions that return ints, I'm sure in some cases, a 0 is a valid result whereas NULL could be indicative of some other error. Either way, I'll try that, thanks. As for th...

I had a feeling it might have been a bug with the Count[] function but I was making sure I was using it right first. Guess I'll find a different method for now. My original problem was testing if a string variable was NULL, how do I do that? :P

edit: on second thought, I should download Service Pack 6 first then see if this bug still exists :shock: edit2: still freezes In a script I'm writing which auto-invites people to a channel based on names in an .ini file, I used String.Count[] and it froze EQ each time: Sub LoadInviteList /declare L...