Hello, I asked this question a few days ago, but did not get an answer that worked when i tried it. I am looking for a way for my AIM-Bot (AIM Screenname: TestAIMBot) to open a file (screenname.emo) and if it doesnt exist, it makes it, and prints 0. Then, when someone is talking to the bot, and says "sorry", "sry" or "srry", it adds 1 to the file, thus making it 1, instead of 0, and add 1 for every time someone says "sorry", etc. I guess it would go something like this, but not sure: 
if (! -e "emotions/$victim.emo") {
    open (DATA, ">emotions/$victim.emo");
    print DATA "0";
    close (DATA);
    }

if ($msg =~ /^sorry/ || $msg =~ /^srry/ || $msg =~ /^sry/)
    {open (FILE, ">emotions/$victim.emo");
     $emo = <FILE>;
     print DATA "$emo ++ 1";
     close(FILE);
     return "it's OK.";
    }

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Any ideas? Feel free to talk to it, or talk to me on my AIM Screenname, Sleepaholic88. Thanks.

In reply to Need more help with aimbot =) by Sleepaholic88

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