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CyBex    | 12-05-2005, 19:36  | [Site] Paste site |  Jabber  ICQ  AOL IM  Yahoo IM  MSN  Homepage |
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| The paste site has now colors for syntax highlight..
Its now easier to find quote errors and wrong command..
Have fun and good luck ...
mfG CyBex @ QuakeNet, UnderNet, EFNet, Freenode, euIRC, GameSurge & ShadowWorld - Files |
This post was edited 1 times, last on 08-09-2006, 01:55 by CyBex
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| elven | 12-06-2005, 03:47 | Jabber |
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| Looks good, thanks.
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| CyBex | 02-12-2006, 16:13 | Jabber ICQ AOL IM Yahoo IM MSN Homepage |
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| Much more colors and helpful procs included..
The paste site counts now every brace/bracket and return a message if open/close are unbalanced.
And every brace/bracket get now a little bit color, depend on the deep.
And the announcer works again, when the bot found your nick or your auth in the channel, your paste will get announced.
I hope it helps much more.. 
mfG CyBex @ QuakeNet, UnderNet, EFNet, Freenode, euIRC, GameSurge & ShadowWorld - Files |
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| CyBex | 08-09-2006, 01:57 | Jabber ICQ AOL IM Yahoo IM MSN Homepage |
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| new improves to the paste site:
- syntax highlight for sbnc
- syntax check for standard tcl, eggdrop and sbnc scripts (thanx 2 thommey)
to disable check, switch (Text)Type from "TCL" > "Text"
mfG CyBex @ QuakeNet, UnderNet, EFNet, Freenode, euIRC, GameSurge & ShadowWorld - Files |
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| CyBex | 07-23-2008, 00:41 | Jabber ICQ AOL IM Yahoo IM MSN Homepage |
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| New improvements:
- listen port for raw data, now it is easy to paste code from your shell, if a raw tcp/ip client is installed (netcat, telnet, ...)
examples:
cat scripts/file.tcl | netcat -q 2 tclhelp.net 55555
tail -n 10 logs/eggdrop.log | nc -q 2 tclhelp.net 55555
(cat scripts/file.tcl && sleep 2) | telnet tclhelp.net 55555
(tail -n 10 scripts/file.tcl && sleep 2) | telnet tclhelp.net 55555
mfG CyBex @ QuakeNet, UnderNet, EFNet, Freenode, euIRC, GameSurge & ShadowWorld - Files |
This post was edited 5 times, last on 07-23-2008, 02:32 by thommey
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| Gotisch | 08-03-2008, 00:31 | ICQ |
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| does it return the url of the paste? |
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| never-so-not-logged-in | 03-22-2009, 14:21 | enhancement: better tab-order | |
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| Order for switching through elements bei pressing the TAB-Key can be improved:
- required fields first
- then a button to add it
or:
- fields ordered by screen display order |
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| never-still-too-lazy-to-log-in | 05-04-2009, 10:46 | |
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| - redirect users after adding paste to pasteurl so they can copy it from browser address bar |
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| hm2k | 10-27-2009, 00:28 | |
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| What options are used with nagelfar? |
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| thommey | 10-27-2009, 00:33 | Jabber |
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| Nothing special.
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nagelfar.tcl -quiet -html -Welse0 -prefix l <file to test>
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Where -html and -prefix are modifications to nagelfar so it generates html output suitable for integration into the pastesite (non-standard options). |
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| hm2k | 10-27-2009, 11:01 | |
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| Is any stripping done to ignore errors such as:
Line N: E Wrong number of arguments (4) to "bind"
Since the bind command with tcl is different to the one in eggdrop. |
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| thommey | 10-27-2009, 13:41 | Jabber |
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| I modified nagelfar to check for eggdrop's bind instead of Tk's bind.
(No one pastes Tk, ever, afaik  .
The full patch I applied to nagelfar is:
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--- nagelfar.tcl 2009-07-19 19:18:25.421025665 +0200
+++ nagelfar.tcl 2009-10-27 13:36:48.181154390 +0100
@@ -24,10 +24,10 @@
# $Revision: 424 $
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# the next line restarts using tclsh \
-exec tclsh "$0" "$@"
+exec tclsh8.5 "$0" "$@"
set debug 0
-package require Tcl 8.4
+package require Tcl 8.5
package provide app-nagelfar 1.0
set version "Version 1.1.9 2008-09-05"
@@ -132,9 +132,19 @@
}
}
+proc Text2Html {data} {
+ string map {\& \& \< \< \> \> \" \"} $data
+}
+
# Standard error message.
# severity : How severe a message is E/W/N for Error/Warning/Note
proc errorMsg {severity msg i} {
+ if {$::Prefs(html)} {
+ set msg [Text2Html $msg]
+ if {$msg == "Expr without braces"} { append msg " (see <a href=\"http://tclhelp.net/unb/194\" target=\"_tclforum\">http://tclhelp.net/unb/194</a>)" }
+ }
+ if {[string match debug* $msg]} { return 0 }
+
if {[info exists ::Nagelfar(currentMessage)] && \
$::Nagelfar(currentMessage) != ""} {
lappend ::Nagelfar(messages) [list $::Nagelfar(currentMessageLine) \
@@ -157,7 +167,15 @@
set pre "$::currentFile: "
}
set line [calcLineNo $i]
+
+ switch -exact -- $severity {
+ E { set color "#DD0000"; set severity "ERROR" }
+ W { set color "#FFAA00"; set severity "WARNING" }
+ N { set color "#66BB00"; set severity "NOTICE" }
+ }
set pre "${pre}Line [format %3d $line]: $severity "
+ if {$::Prefs(html)} { set pre "<a href=#$::Prefs(prefix)$line>Line [format %3d $line]</a>: <font color=$color><strong>$severity</strong></font>: " }
+
set ::Nagelfar(indent) [string repeat " " [string length $pre]]
set ::Nagelfar(currentMessage) $pre$msg
set ::Nagelfar(currentMessageLine) $line
@@ -180,6 +198,27 @@
set ::Nagelfar(commentbrace) {}
}
+proc sortmsgs {msg1 msg2} {
+ if {$msg1 == $msg2} { return 0 }
+ set htmlmask "href=#$::Prefs(prefix)(\\d+)>"
+ set normmask "Line\\s+(\\d+):"
+ if {![info exists ::sortRE]} {
+ if {$::Prefs(html)} { set ::sortRE $htmlmask } else { set ::sortRE $normmask }
+ # cache
+ regexp -- $::sortRE ""
+ }
+ regexp -- $::sortRE $msg1 -> line1
+#puts "Matching '$re' against '$msg1' -> [info exists line1]"
+ regexp -- $::sortRE $msg2 -> line2
+#puts "Matching '$re' against '$msg2' -> [info exists line2]"
+ if {![info exists line1] || ![info exists line2]} {
+ puts stderr "Could not sort messages! Wrong format! (html: $::Prefs(html))"; return -1
+ }
+ if {$line1 > $line2} { return 1 } else { return -1 }
+ return 0
+}
+
+
# Called after a file has been parsed, to flush messages
proc flushMsg {} {
if {[info exists ::Nagelfar(currentMessage)] && \
@@ -187,7 +226,8 @@
lappend ::Nagelfar(messages) [list $::Nagelfar(currentMessageLine) \
$::Nagelfar(currentMessage)]
}
- set msgs [lsort -integer -index 0 $::Nagelfar(messages)]
+# set msgs [lsort -integer -index 0 $::Nagelfar(messages)]
+ set msgs [lsort -unique -increasing -command sortmsgs $::Nagelfar(messages)]
foreach msg $msgs {
set text [lindex $msg 1]
set print 1
@@ -385,6 +425,7 @@
if {$i == -1} {
# This should never happen since no incomplete lines should
# reach this function.
+# puts "Unable to parse this line. Missing ' ' before '\{' perhaps? (Line [expr {$index + $i}])"
decho "Internal error: Did not find close char in scanWord.\
Line [calcLineNo $index]."
return $len
@@ -1591,6 +1632,7 @@
# If the command contains substitutions we can not determine
# which command it is, so we skip it, unless the type is known
# to be an object.
+
if {($cmdws & 1) == 0} {
if {[string match "_obj,*" $cmdtype]} {
set cmd $cmdtype
@@ -1630,6 +1672,7 @@
# have their own special check implemented here.
# Any command that can be checked by checkCommand should
# be in the syntax database.
+
switch -glob -- $cmd {
proc {
if {$argc != 3} {
@@ -1651,11 +1694,22 @@
parseProc $argv $indices
set noConstantCheck 1
}
- .* { # FIXA, check code in any -command.
- # Even widget commands should be checked.
- # Maybe in checkOptions ?
- return
- }
+ bind { # eggdrop bind!
+ if {$argc != 3 && $argc != 4} { WA; return }
+ foreach {type flags keyw cmd} $argv { break }
+ switch -exact -- [string tolower $type] {
+ load - unld - evnt - disc { set argnum 1 }
+ link - nkch - filt - need - wall - chon - choff { set argnum 2 }
+ sent - rcvd - note - act - bcst - chat - raw - bot - fil - away - dcc { set argnum 3 }
+ msg - msgm - splt - rejn - chpt - join { set argnum 4 }
+ flud - time - nick - notc - sign - topc - lost - tout - pub - pubm - part { set argnum 5 }
+ mode - ctcp - ctcr - chjn - kick { set argnum 6 }
+ default { errorMsg W "Unknown bind type: $type" $index; return }
+ }
+ set appendstr [string repeat " bla" $argnum]
+ append cmd $appendstr
+ parseBody $cmd [lindex $indices 3] knownVars
+ }
global {
foreach var $argv ws $wordstatus {
if {$ws & 1} {
@@ -2348,9 +2402,9 @@
if {$tmp != $closeBrace} {
# Only do this if there is a free open brace
if {[regexp "\{\n" $tryline]} {
- errorMsg N "Close brace not aligned with line\
- [calcLineNo $index] ($tmp $closeBrace)" \
- $closeBraceIx
+# errorMsg N "Close brace not aligned with line\
+# [calcLineNo $index] ($tmp $closeBrace)" \
+# $closeBraceIx
}
}
}
@@ -3626,6 +3680,7 @@
# Make next "E" error visible
proc seeNextError {} {
+
set w $::Nagelfar(resultWin)
set lineNo [lindex [split [$w index insert] .] 0]
@@ -4716,6 +4771,8 @@
editor internal
extensions {.tcl .test .adp .tk}
exitcode 0
+ html 0
+ prefix ""
}
# Do not load anything during test
@@ -4834,6 +4891,8 @@
-encoding <enc> : Read script with this encoding.
-filter <p> : Any message that matches the glob pattern is suppressed.
-severity <level> : Set severity level filter to N/W/E (default N).
+ -html : Generate html-output.
+ -prefix <pref> : Prefix for line anchors (html output)
-novar : Disable variable checking.
-WexprN : Sets expression warning level to N.
2 (def) = Warn about any unbraced expression.
@@ -5042,6 +5101,13 @@
exit
}
}
+ -html {
+ set ::Prefs(html) 1
+ }
+ -prefix {
+ incr i
+ set ::Prefs(prefix) [lindex $argv $i]
+ }
-tab {
incr i
set arg [lindex $argv $i]
@@ -5112,6 +5178,7 @@
}
doCheck
+
#_dumplogme
#if {[array size _stats] > 0} {
# array set _apa [array get _stats]
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| hm2k | 11-04-2009, 14:00 | |
Member since 10/2009
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| Thanks for sharing that.
Do you maintain this version in an open repository?
It would be nice to stay up to date. |
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| thommey | 11-06-2009, 02:27 | Jabber |
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| I rarely touch that code, I haven't made any changes to that for almost two years (I just properly generated that patchfile, so I can update nagelfar but still keep my changes). I'll try to remember to change the paste above and post here that I updated it. (So having this thread on your watchlist should do). It's not worth putting that into a CMS |
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| hm2k | 11-06-2009, 15:46 | |
Member since 10/2009
4 Posts
| Thanks.
I have suggested to the author of a possibility of an -eggdrop option using your patch, which would be nice.
Not had a reply yet though. |
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| Luminous | 07-06-2010, 00:53 | I found a bug | |
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2 Posts
| Had an interesting experience with the site today... was giving a script to a friend when upon pasting, it reported a missing brace. I was quite sure there was no missing brace, as my script works perfectly, so I spent time tracking it down to the section and discovered it was this regex causing the error: {([[:alnum:]]+)[-./\\]*\1+} What happened, is that the site tried to escape the ] rather than the backslash in that regex. It doesn't see the escape as "\\". I even tried a single \ and it still tried to escape the ]. Adding another ] clears it, but will also break the script if loaded. |
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| thommey | 07-06-2010, 01:28 | Jabber |
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| The warning is actually generated by pretty simple code (not even close to what would be required to do that perfectly) and shouldn't even be there anymore, we just disabled it after you report. (the automatic syntaxchecker is way more accurate and replaces the need for that). However, the same bit of code is responsible for colorizing pairs or {} and [] and thanks to your bugreport we fixed that.
The closing ] in the regular expression is now the same as the one before (it used to be black).
Thanks for your detailed report and tracking down this bug! |
This post was edited 1 times, last on 08-27-2011, 01:22 by thommey
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| Luminous | 07-06-2010, 22:50 | |
Member since 07/2010
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| Not a problem. Glad it was an easy fix. |
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| thommey | 05-19-2012, 01:24 | Jabber |
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| Just a quick FYI:
I attempted to fix the line numbers not aligning properly with the code, depending on operating system + browser combination. While doing that, I also wanted to try out a new font for the code (which should work in all modern browsers, the 0 has a little dot in the middle to distinguish it from the O). Feedback is welcome! |
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