The bind pubm binds will not work as their mask is matched against "#channel text". You might want to use bind pub.

I have no idea what $istok(Cheshire.AermBot, $nick, 46) or /cs aop # add $nick do, so i can not help you with these two.

Und der Windrop kann auch mit Slash arbeiten anstatt Backslash?

Describe your problem, please.

ui  8)

Returns: "<number of results> <result 1> <result2> ... <resultx>"

Eggdrop Scripts kannst du ausschließlich mit Eggdrops benutzen.

Es sind die Scripts für X-Chat geeignet, die auch dafür geschrieben wurden.
Da sieht man entweder an den benutzten Kommandos, denn die unterscheiden sich zwichen Eggdrop und X-Chat, oder man entnimmt das etwaiger Beschreibungen. Wenn man Scripts z.B. von egghelp.org herunterlädt, kann man auch davon ausgehen, dass es für Eggdrops ist.

Das ist ein TCL Script für Eggdrops, nicht für X-Chat.

Davon ist wohl auszugehen.

ActiveTCL installieren und bei der X-Chat Installation das TCL Plugin aktivieren.

Wieso python? Das TCL Plugin wird dir wohl eher helfen :|

Das unterste Script auf http://www.egghelp.org/tclhtml/3478-4-0-0-1-next.htm

Edit: Egghelp mag wohl keine externen Links mehr
Einfach im TCL Archiv nach "next" suchen.

Mit
kannst du einen Netsplit (QuakeNet) erkennen. Wie du dein Script letztendlich deaktivierst, müsstest du selber wissen.

For now, i can't see any mistakes. Will try tomorrow.

Good night,

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You had something twice at the end. "@"] 1]

*hust* ja, korrekt

split arbeitet mit \n, wenn man kein anderes Zeichen angibt.

Die Antwort befindet sich ein Forum weiter unten.

$data kannst du dann in eine Liste konvertieren und anschließend mit lindex die erste und zweite zeile ausgeben.

You're right, i forgot that one.

That should do it (im using the voiceclientmasks variable you set in your script here):


If it's not working, let me know

No, you have to change the FIRST one


Go, read some tutorials about foreach

That's a part which will NOT work, as this would overwrite the global variable lamerbanmasks with the first list element of itself. You have to use another name for the first lamerbanmasks.

So. ..that's what i found in a rush

Statt do advertise und don't advertise setzt du halt einfach die gewünchten befehle ein

Note that putcmdlog is a TCL command of Eggdrop.

This forum is made to allow you opening YOUR WORKING scripts to the public.
To do this, simply create a new thread, put a short, significant description into the subject and a detailed one in the message. After all, append a link to your script.

This forum is not for requesting help!

You need to put the into the else clause where is.

By the way, see http://www.peterre.com/characters.html and check your script for wrong code which is described there

What's the matter with the second one?

This is how to get source code of web site. The following script snippet requires the HTTP package (which is included in TCL 8.0 and any later version).                                                                                                                               

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# load the http package package require http # send the http request, -timeout sets up a timeout to occur after the specified number of milliseconds, we use catch to avoid an abort of the script in case of an error when executing http::geturl (e.g. due to an unsupported url) if {[catch { set token [http::geturl http://yourhost.com -timeout 3000]} error] == 1} {     puts stdout "$error"     return     # check if the request was successful, if yes -> put the html source code into $data } elseif {[http::status $token] == "ok"} {     set data [http::data $token]     # if a timeout has occurred, send "Timeout occured" to the standad output device } elseif {[http::status $token] == "timeout"} {     puts stdout "Timeout occurred"     # send the error to the standard output device if there is one } elseif {[http::status $token] == "error"} {     puts stdout [http::error $token] } # last but not least, release the memory which was used for these operations http::cleanup $token

Public binds

1. possibility

Flags: What flags must a user have on the Bot to trigger that bind?
- or -|- = no flags needed
n = global owner
-|n = channel owner
n|n = global owner OR channel owner
n&n = global owner AND channel owner
m|n = global master OR channel owner
You can replace the "n" and  "m" with what ever flag you want.
Command: The first word the user writes in his line is the command. So if someone says "Hey guys" in the channel and the command is "Hey" the bind is triggered and the specific procedure called.
Proc: The procedure that should be called when the bind is triggered

Call the procedure "greet" when someone says "Hello" on any channel the bot is on:

We can write "hello" as the command because l
etter case doesn't matter in binds

Example trigger: Someuser (Someuser!user@coolhost.us) writes "hello world!" on channel "#we.learn.tcl" and is known as "Beginner" by the Bot.


Example procedure header for the greet:

So regarding the example trigger the following content would be in the following variables ($variable - content):
$nick - Someuser
$uhost - user@coolhost.us
$handle - Beginner
$channel - #we.learn.tcl
$text - world! (everything after the command)

2. possibility

Whenever you want to check more than the first word of a line or if you want to use wildcards you have to use the bind type PUBM

Flags: as aforementioned
Mask: The mask is a bit different to command parameter in the bind type pub. It is matched against the channel the user said something on and the text he had written. Means: "#channel text". Examples beneath.
Proc: as aforementioned

Ok. Let's make the procedure "greet" being called when users write something with an @ in the channel #we.learn.tcl.
Or making the channel name regardless:

% = wildcard for "one word"

Example trigger (matches for both binds): Someuser (Someuser!user@coolhost.us) writes "write to me: cooluser@someisp.org" on channel "#we.learn.tcl" and is known as "Beginner" by the Bot.

Example procedure header:

Regarding the example trigger the variables will get the following content:
$nick - Someuser
$uhost - user@coolhost.us
$hand - Beginner
$chan - #we.learn.tcl
$arg - write to me: cooluser@someisp.org (the first word is not stripped like when it is called by a pub bind, the 5th argument contents the whole line here)

As you can see you can name the variables as you want (but be careful with using the name "args" for 5th argument - this has a special meaning). Only the order of the content is always the same and you always have to provide 5 variable names for those two bind types.

I hope this will help you making your first public binds.

*zzZzzzZ* Good night!

EDIT:dont click on edit, dont, DONT, DONT!!!!.. damn, too late //never

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