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help with a script

2002-03-11T12:24:00-04:00

hi there and thanks for your post

i cant get it to work,

Code:

bind join - "#b4 *!*@*" join:inviteproc join:invite {nick uhost hand chan} {  # Check if the user has either +o #test2 or global +o:  if {![matchattr $hand o|o #b4]} { return }  # Invite the user:  putserv "INVITE $nick #b4"}

the chan it should be checking in is #khn (if the user joins #khn, invite to #b4)

so i changed the

bind join - "#b4 *!*@*" join:invite

bind join - "#khn *!*@*" join:invite

but it didnt do the trick

what should i do?

best regards
Johan

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Mar 11, 2002 12:24 pm

help with a script

2002-03-10T21:18:00-04:00

Code:

bind join - "#test2 *!*@*" join:inviteproc join:invite {nick uhost hand chan} {  # Check if the user has either +o #test2 or global +o:  if {![matchattr $hand o|o #test2]} { return }  # Invite the user:  putserv "INVITE $nick #test2"}

2. Read http://www.scriptics.com/man/tcl8.3/TclCmd/glob.htm and http://www.scriptics.com/man/tcl8.3/TclCmd/file.htm.

Statistics: Posted by Wcc — Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:18 pm

help with a script

2002-03-10T11:41:00-04:00

hi there,

ive looked through the suninet faq but cant find how to bind invites on joins (im a noob i know ) so i would really appreciate some help

if a user with have the flags +o in the chan #test joins #test2 the script would check if the user has the flag +o in #test. if he has, invite him to #test

i was also wondering if there is a way to get file attributes (like date, rights) via TCL commands or do u have to format the output from a 'ls -al' command or something

the thing i want to do is list recursively through some directories and return the file which has been updated most recently

thanks for reading,
best regards
Johan

[ This Message was edited by: Lfe on 2002-03-10 08:41 ]

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Mar 10, 2002 11:41 am