ASA (AudioSurf Announcer) for mIRC (Alpha 3 Released!)

[lavacano201014]

Does anyone still have this sitting around? Links be broken, my friends, and it'd be awesome to have.

[Koen]

I agree. I've been on the lookout for the files but I couldn't find anything, not in Google's cache nor SourceForge page.

[Riffraff]

Well, it may be a bit hacky, and I have not tried this, but perhaps a use of ASSetTitle ( http://www.audio-surf.com/forum/index.php/topic,5307.0.html ) with this perl code I found with a google search ( http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/PerlJournal/col09.html ) could be a way to achieve this goal. Almost certainly overengineered, and a workaround.

As an alternate solution, if you're interested, ASSetTitle has the full source available, so it should be a fairly easy matter to write it in, *if* you are somewhat familiar with how to interface with an IRC server in C++ (something I know nothing about and have zero interest in learning).

Both of these solutions are more complex workarounds than simply finding someone with a copy of this, however.

[lavacano201014]

What's ASSetTitle written in?

[Mincus]

What's ASSetTitle written in?

C++
Language of the gods.

[lavacano201014]

What's ASSetTitle written in?

C++
Language of the gods.

I know C! Shouldn't be obnoxiously hard to crack it open and make a simple interfacing program.

If I can do it, I might have ASmIL (Audiosurf mIRC Identifier Library). If I can do that, I'll definitely be able to remake ASA.

Too lazy to get started though

[Terminal]

Fear not.... I have returned, and I have the files you seek. My site is long and dead for now, but ASA is still sitting on my harddrive and plenty of backups. Since my domain expired, I can't login to my old nickname due to the domain/email. So anywho, I will make a new posty resurrection!