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if command

2007-02-09T17:49:34-04:00

But how do I execute it in tclsh ? can you give me an example ? (now I'm looking on that website and searching for the commands useful for this script)

Statistics: Posted by Corne — Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:49 pm

if command

2007-02-09T17:26:08-04:00

Code:
bind notc - "*Highest connection count*" msgloginproc msglogin {   if {[isop me #channel]} {  putserv "PRIVMSG X  :deop #channel" }}
and when I do a sreload I get this
[15:44:23] <-psyBNC> Fri Feb 9 22:47:48 :Bogus scripting Line in scripts/USER1.SCRIPT Line 1, 2 and 3

1) 'bind', 'isop' and 'putserv' are not native tcl commands.
2) 'proc' expects 3 arguments
3) you don't seem to be executing the script via tclsh (psybnc doesn't know tcl)

Take a look at http://tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/contents.htm for commands that will be avaliable in your script executed in tclsh (which is what you'll need to do if you want it to work with psybnc)

Statistics: Posted by user — Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:26 pm

if command

2007-02-09T16:51:52-04:00

I just look over the text but didnt really read everything (i was at school). I remember seeing a php script used for psybnc (trying to avoid an server error or something. So I just add the tcl script in the USERnumber.SCRIPT file and sreload ? anyways ... I dont know tcl scripting but I looked at some scripts here. Didnt get much though. I need to do that op check on an notice event (server notice) and dont know how to start. I looked up to some scripts here and found something. Tried to simplify it and I got this:

Code:

bind notc - "*Highest connection count*" msgloginproc msglogin {   if {[isop me #channel]} {  putserv "PRIVMSG X  :deop #channel" }}

and when I do a sreload I get this
[15:44:23] <-psyBNC> Fri Feb 9 22:47:48 :Bogus scripting Line in scripts/USER1.SCRIPT Line 1, 2 and 3

Statistics: Posted by Corne — Fri Feb 09, 2007 4:51 pm

if command

2007-02-09T10:58:21-04:00

I understood how psybnc scripting works though

No.

A script can be anything, which can be handled by the shell. You also can
call PHP/Perl/tcl-Scripts from the script-Entry.

Statistics: Posted by user — Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:58 am

if command

2007-02-09T10:13:03-04:00

I just red that help file but it doesnt say anything about choosing a programing language. I understood how psybnc scripting works though

Statistics: Posted by Corne — Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:13 am

if command

2007-02-09T08:52:37-04:00

There is no built in script engine in psybnc - it will execute shell commands/scripts/executables for you - which makes it less efficient (in average execution time), but more flexible.
Read http://www.psybnc.at/scripting.html to understand how psybnc scripting works, then pick a language and create a script that works how you want it to when executed by the bouncer.

Statistics: Posted by user — Fri Feb 09, 2007 8:52 am

if command

2007-02-09T08:40:22-04:00

I need it for my bouncer/psybnc. Now I understood your question about 'language', programing language'. I dont know if its the same with tcl (even though I doubt it).

Statistics: Posted by Corne — Fri Feb 09, 2007 8:40 am

if command

2007-02-09T06:23:19-04:00

It's english...

Nope! It's Tcl.

'if' conditional statements are used in more than just Tcl.

Code:

if {[isop $nick $chan]} { ... }

Statistics: Posted by Alchera — Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:23 am

if command

2007-02-09T05:16:20-04:00

http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/if.htm

Statistics: Posted by rosc2112 — Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:16 am

if command

2007-02-08T23:21:07-04:00

what do you mean ? I just need the syntax for a bouncer/psybnc. I'm trying to make a script and I need to add a check if a specified nickname is op on a specified channel.... like in mirc scripting if ($nick isop #channel). It's english...

Statistics: Posted by Corne — Thu Feb 08, 2007 11:21 pm

Re: if command

2007-02-08T22:43:48-04:00

I looked up to lots of forums to find the syntax of the 'if' conditiona.

in what language?

Statistics: Posted by user — Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:43 pm

if command

2007-02-08T21:27:38-04:00

I looked up to lots of forums to find the syntax of the 'if' conditiona. I wanna check if a nickname is op on a channel. would it be something like if (nick isop #channel) do whatever ?

Statistics: Posted by Corne — Thu Feb 08, 2007 9:27 pm