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"wrong # args" ?!

2006-06-16T08:57:46-04:00

what does your error mesasge look now like? I am still confident I was right .

@Access: Dein Englisch ist nicht das Problem .

Statistics: Posted by De Kus — Fri Jun 16, 2006 8:57 am

"wrong # args" ?!

2006-06-16T07:44:16-04:00

nope, just another proc named "pub:invite" but now i changed procname but didnt work too!
sry for my english, im german!

Code:

proc msg:inv { nick uhost hand chan arg } {global mychan        if { $arg == "" } {                           putserv "NOTiCE $nick Kein Channel angegeben! \002!invite <#Chan>\002"                     } else {                foreach nick [chanlist $arg] {               putserv "invite $nick $mychan"                     }                 }}

Statistics: Posted by Access — Fri Jun 16, 2006 7:44 am

"wrong # args" ?!

2006-06-16T04:59:38-04:00

I have rather the feeling, there is another proc called "msg:invite" which overwrites this one! Because if the trigger would be public, it would have complained about too less arguments (should be 4), but the proc shown has only 4, so we assume it it binded really to msg, but than the argument number would be correct, so there must be a msg:invite intented to be bound to pub.

Statistics: Posted by De Kus — Fri Jun 16, 2006 4:59 am

"wrong # args" ?!

2006-06-16T02:37:00-04:00

I'll make this really easy and translate:

Code:

proc msg:invite { nick uhost hand arg }

should be

Code:

proc msg:invite { nick uhost hand chan arg }

Statistics: Posted by DragnLord — Fri Jun 16, 2006 2:37 am

"wrong # args" ?!

2006-06-16T01:44:19-04:00

the invocation syntax of [msg:invite]

Statistics: Posted by demond — Fri Jun 16, 2006 1:44 am

"wrong # args" ?!

2006-06-16T01:49:13-04:00

Code:

proc msg:invite { nick uhost hand arg } {global mychan if { $nick == "MyNick" } {                if { $arg == "" } {                              putserv "NOTiCE $nick No Chan!! \002!invite <#Chan>\002"               }                       } else {                foreach nick [chanlist $arg] {               putserv "invite $nick $mychan"                     }                 }         }

Tcl error [msg:invite]: wrong # args: should be "msg:invite nick uhost handle chan arg"

Whats wrong?

Statistics: Posted by Access — Fri Jun 16, 2006 1:39 am