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User Interaction example

2006-01-02T13:27:07-04:00

Code:

set idx [hand2idx goober]putdcc $idx "Username:"control $idx fooproc foo {idx text} {   if ![info exists ::response(username)] {      set ::response(username) $text      putdcc $idx "Authorization code:"   } {      set ::response(authcode) $text      return 1 ;# yield control to eggdrop   }}

Statistics: Posted by demond — Mon Jan 02, 2006 1:27 pm

User Interaction example

2006-01-02T13:01:49-04:00

Could you post some example?

Statistics: Posted by KrzychuG — Mon Jan 02, 2006 1:01 pm

User Interaction example

2006-01-02T12:54:49-04:00

well, on the party line it's even easier since you have dedicated communication channel with that user which you access by its DCC sock index

of course, before proceeding with any interactive action, you need to seize control of that index by using [control], in order to be able to capture user's input

Statistics: Posted by demond — Mon Jan 02, 2006 12:54 pm

User Interaction example

2006-01-02T07:57:16-04:00

I also have a question about some interaction with user but on party-line. How to force bot o leave party-line for some time and create a diffrent "channel" only with that one user.

For example:
user type a command, let it be ".register". Bot ask him directly "your username". User type what he want. Then bot ask him for "serial number", and again user type something. Then bot check if everything is OK, send proper reply and finish whole procedure.

I know that i can do it like this: ".register username serial" but i want some interaction ;)

Statistics: Posted by KrzychuG — Mon Jan 02, 2006 7:57 am

User Interaction example

2006-01-01T22:57:03-04:00

generally, you catch user's output via [bind pubm] on channel or [bind msgm] on private

if you need to track the response of a particular user on a particular question, you need to implement a mechanism for associating user's nick with his/her response; the obvious and natural way of doing that is using Tcl associative array:

Code:

bind pubm - * getnamebind pub - !ask asknameproc askname {n u h c t} {   putserv "privmsg $c :$t, what's your name?"   set n [string tolower $t]   set ::name($n) asked}proc getname {n u h c t} {   set n [string tolower $n]   if [info exists ::name($n)] {      puthelp "privmsg $c :$n's name is $t"      unset ::name($n)   }}

so, when you type !ask goober, the bot will output "goober, what's your name?", then upon first response from goober the bot will react with "goober's name is "

Statistics: Posted by demond — Sun Jan 01, 2006 10:57 pm

User Interaction example

2006-01-01T13:11:30-04:00

I have been looking for an example of catching user input.
For example it !test
what is your name
The user replies joe
How to catch that reply which i could then write to a file or what ever.
Just and example or a pointer would be most helpfull

Cheers Terry.

Statistics: Posted by terryd — Sun Jan 01, 2006 1:11 pm