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[Request] Simple click plugin

bradz93

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i just need a plugin that will run my macro every 35 seconds or so, if anybody could write one for me or redirect me to an efficient one that'd be great. i can donate for the creation of it as well :P

thanks
 
Here ya go. will run every 30 seconds. Open the .cs and edit the Line I show you.


Any questions? PM Me






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File: ClickIt.cs Line: 22 Error: Newline in constant
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 24 Error: Newline in constant
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 26 Error: Newline in constant
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 22 Error: ; expected
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 23 Error: Invalid token '""' in class, struct, or interface member declaration
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 24 Error: ; expected
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 25 Error: Invalid token '""' in class, struct, or interface member declaration
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 26 Error: ; expected

=\, and ty for helping sir
 
Here ya go. will run every 30 seconds. Open the .cs and edit the Line I show you.


Any questions? PM Me






Donations



File: ClickIt.cs Line: 22 Error: Newline in constant
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 24 Error: Newline in constant
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 26 Error: Newline in constant
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 22 Error: ; expected
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 23 Error: Invalid token '""' in class, struct, or interface member declaration
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 24 Error: ; expected
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 25 Error: Invalid token '""' in class, struct, or interface member declaration
File: ClickIt.cs Line: 26 Error: ; expected


=\, and ty for helping
 
because the actual string that you are assigning to the variable is "/2 <text here>" (including quotations) - you have to use two sets of quotations. one escaped, one not. so you missed the closing quotation, and forgot to escape the one that was there.

doesn't matter though, im sure he appreciates any help.
 
That's the escaping quotation, but the last version escapes the quotations directly at the macro call, so that the user don't have to handle them using simply myString = "my macro";
 
Thanks guys for the help. I didn't think to mention that to the guy. I just wrote it very quickly without thinking the users would need some basic c# knowledge...

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