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question about colours and variable

2008-12-27T10:24:52-04:00

http://tclhelp.net/#faqcolor

If you want to make life simple on yourself, use a proc to bold/etc text, such as:

Code:

proc bold {text} {  return "\002${text}\017"}putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :[bold "this text is bold!"]"

Note \017 is "reset", as in for everything (color, bold, underline).

Statistics: Posted by incith — Sat Dec 27, 2008 10:24 am

question about colours and variable

2008-12-27T10:14:47-04:00

thnx a lot :DD do you know where i can find the code for bold and other fuction?

thnx again

Statistics: Posted by ultralord — Sat Dec 27, 2008 10:14 am

question about colours and variable

2008-12-26T21:27:09-04:00

Code:

set nick1 "\00304${nick}\003"if {[string equal [stripcodes bcruag $nick] $nick1]} {putlog "Equal :D"}{putlog "Not Equal :("}

Use stripcodes, and definitely don't want to pad left/right with spaces. Stripcodes won't correct those spaces.

Code:

set nick1 "\00304${nick}\003"

Stripcodes will correctly return "Equal" with the code conditions above if it were built within a real procedure. Notice I've used braces to denote the variable name so the interpreter doesn't get confused because it's not spaced out as yours was. This also makes it easier to spot the variable name within a segement of escape codes.

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Fri Dec 26, 2008 9:27 pm

question about colours and variable

2008-12-26T17:56:18-04:00

hello i want to ask something is is possible to set colour and something

like that :

set nick1 "\00304 $nick \003" and then if somewhere on proc the variable nick1 runs the \00304 $nick \003 == $nick ...?

i want to set one nick with colour and the result i want to be a colour but i dont want to set colour on the result variable but from begging

thnx

Statistics: Posted by ultralord — Fri Dec 26, 2008 5:56 pm