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Reading notice from services

2005-11-16T01:53:01-04:00

What you have asked for is not "2-3 lines script". Information from ChanServ needs to be saved to a text file and then that file used to apply the necessary data to your HTML code.

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Wed Nov 16, 2005 1:53 am

Reading notice from services

2005-11-15T12:47:46-04:00

I know that # is a comment...

I need this part of tcl to generate a html statistic. I want to write the user level to this statistic. The nick I need to equal the nick with the handle from eggdrop, if user exist than to write the bot his level to html . I dont know if u can me understand ... if not than i try to explain again. 10x for u time

Statistics: Posted by IRCNick — Tue Nov 15, 2005 12:47 pm

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2005-11-13T11:03:03-04:00

# means comment

You there whatever you want to happen when $dest is equal to $::botnick example: putquick "PRIVMSG $nick :something"

Statistics: Posted by ]Kami[ — Sun Nov 13, 2005 11:03 am

tcl noob :/

2005-11-13T10:48:54-04:00

Sry what exactly do this code?

Code:

  if {[string equal $dest $::botnick]} {    # .... do stuff  }

do what ? what must be the content of this if statement
thanx

Statistics: Posted by IRCNick — Sun Nov 13, 2005 10:48 am

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2005-11-03T18:43:24-04:00

Is it still so difficult ? Help generally somebody in this forum or this is the next invented forum ? I think not, but my experience show anything else

Use the Search function as this has been discussed before.

Hint:

Code:

bind notc - "*Access list for *" read:listproc read:list {nick host hand arg {dest ""}} {  set msg [stripcodes b $arg]  if {[string equal $dest $::botnick]} {    # .... do stuff  }}

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Thu Nov 03, 2005 6:43 pm

Reading notice from services

2005-11-03T14:29:34-04:00

Is it still so difficult ? Help generally somebody in this forum or this is the next invented forum ? I think not, but my experience show anything else

Statistics: Posted by IRCNick — Thu Nov 03, 2005 2:29 pm

Hmm

2005-10-20T14:26:38-04:00

Vague? Really? I can't explain it easier, but I try.

I want that my eggdrop read the channel access list who is stored in CS (ChanServ) services DB. The command in my network to do this is:

Code:

putserv "privmsg cs :access $channel list"

For my statistik(html) I need to be listed every line of this access list, but I need to use the different variables(my example in my 1st post) to implement my html code.

Statistics: Posted by IRCNick — Thu Oct 20, 2005 2:26 pm

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2005-10-19T20:42:42-04:00

your request is very vague. I would save such things in tables (2 level list) or in listed arrays.

Statistics: Posted by De Kus — Wed Oct 19, 2005 8:42 pm

Hmm

2005-10-19T17:25:08-04:00

Why noboby reply to my request ? Is it so hard ?

Statistics: Posted by IRCNick — Wed Oct 19, 2005 5:25 pm

Reading notice from services

2005-12-22T22:01:42-04:00

Hi,

I have searched the tcl archive but I did'nt found anything. I need a script that read the access list for specific channel and save all words in different variables.

Sample

The bot send to services the command /msg cs access #channel list and become the following:

Code:

[03:50] -CS- -- Access List for [#channel] --[03:50] -CS- Num Level Hostmask[03:50] -CS- --- ----- --------[03:50] -CS- 1   100      Nick1           - Added by Nick2 (10000)[03:50] -CS- 2   10000  Nick2            - Added as SuperOP[03:50] -CS- -- End of list --

The bot read the first line word by word

Code:

[03:50] -CS- 1   100      Nick1           - Added by Nick2 (10000)

and have to save the line for example in variables like these

Code:

$num = 1 , $level = 100 , $nickname = Nick1 , and  $addedby = Nick2

Thank you in advanced

Statistics: Posted by IRCNick — Wed Oct 12, 2005 10:00 pm