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[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-13T07:13:38-04:00

Ok I did what you said but now when I type:

@trigger It simply does nothing.
!trigger Works great, ofcourse.

Statistics: Posted by Hamish — Fri Oct 13, 2006 7:13 am

[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-10T13:42:24-04:00

Dude, you rock!
Thanks.

Statistics: Posted by Hamish — Tue Oct 10, 2006 1:42 pm

[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-10T16:05:41-04:00

But when someone types !something - It activates both procedures!

Sounds like you have some old binds left over from an earlier experiment.
.restart your bot to get rid of the old binds.

Here's another way to do what you're doing using an array (not tested as usual )

Code:

# don't inclide the prefix character in the array keys# because it is trimmed off in the stuff proc to allow# having several prefixes for the same commandarray set stuff {omg {what did your god do?}lol {what are you laughing at?}help {help yourself.}hello {hi there!}}bind pubm - "% !*" stuffbind pubm - "% @*" stuffproc stuff {n u h t a} {global stuffif {[scan $a "%*c%s" w]&&[info exists stuff($w)]} {puthelp "PRIVMSG $t :$stuff($w)"}}# to make it work with private messages, add this:bind msgm - !* pstuffproc pstuff {n u h a} {stuff $n $u $h $n $a}

Also is there a command like, setchaninfo but to set a user's default info line instead of just the info line for that channel?

Code:

setuser $hand info "whatever"

EDIT: messed up scan pattern

Statistics: Posted by user — Tue Oct 10, 2006 11:10 am

[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-10T04:40:24-04:00

I made a list out of the possible triggers then used lsearch to check if what the user entered was a trigger.

But now.

I have two triggers:

bind pubm - "% !*" stuff:private
bind pubm - "% @*" stuff:public

But when someone types !something - It activates both procedures!

Also is there a command like, setchaninfo but to set a user's default info line instead of just the info line for that channel?

Statistics: Posted by Hamish — Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:40 am

[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-09T22:15:52-04:00

You're better off using if's to test the input for specific keywords, otherwise people will type all kinds of random junk and you'll soon find your bot behaving badly.

There are plenty of example scripts for making triggers, using either a specific comamnd with pub, or using wildcards with pubm. Check the tcl archive.

Statistics: Posted by rosc2112 — Mon Oct 09, 2006 10:15 pm

[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-09T06:06:13-04:00

Yes but there is lots of different possible !commands I could have. I used this:

bind pubm - "% !*" proc:stuff

And that worked.
But I need a way so I can store all the possible commands after that, I tried in a text file but It didn't quite work, can someone help?

Statistics: Posted by Hamish — Mon Oct 09, 2006 6:06 am

[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-08T19:46:51-04:00

Code:

bind pub - !randomthing random:stuff

... etc

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:46 pm

[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-08T14:06:25-04:00

Try with 'pubm' then.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Sun Oct 08, 2006 2:06 pm

[SOLVED YO] Help with a bind

2006-10-17T12:03:39-04:00

bind pub - ! random:stuff

But it only works when someone types !
I want it to work when someone types
!randomthing
!stuff
!lollllers
Basically when someone types anything after it.

Statistics: Posted by Hamish — Sun Oct 08, 2006 6:31 am