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namespace, foreach - problem

2009-02-25T13:26:08-04:00

I have it on default 0, but i tried to change it to 1, no effect.

Statistics: Posted by tomekk — Wed Feb 25, 2009 1:26 pm

namespace, foreach - problem

2009-02-25T13:19:50-04:00

Could you tell me how you set these settings?

Code:

# Allow identical messages in the mode queue?#set double-mode # Allow identical messages in the server queue?#set double-server # Allow identical messages in the help queue?#set double-help

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Wed Feb 25, 2009 1:19 pm

namespace, foreach - problem

2009-02-25T08:19:09-04:00

lag, dont think so

iim testing it on myown localhost ircd server

i found smth else, this script:

Code:

bind pub - !test test_procproc test_proc { nick uhost hand chan arg } {        set blah [open "ble.txt" r]        set all [read $blah]        close $blah        foreach line [split $all "\n"] {                puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :$line"        }}

ble.txt:

Code:

aaaabbbbccccddddeeeeffffgggghhhh

User1 is making !test on chan, after when bot prints 1st line to user1, user2 is making !test too:

user1 output:
aaab
bbbb
cccc
ddd
eeee
ffff
gggg
hhhh

user2 output:
bbbb
cccc
ddd
eeee
ffff
gggg
hhhh
aaaa

it's messy, ok

now, if i change script:

Code:

bind pub - !test test_procproc test_proc { nick uhost hand chan arg } {        set blah [open "ble.txt" r]        set all [read $blah]        close $blah        foreach line [split $all "\n"] {                puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :$line [queuesize]" #extra [queuesize] here        }}

And the same situation, user1 test1, after first line, user2 !test, output:

user1:
aaaa 0
bbbb 1
cccc 2
dddd 3
eeee 4
ffff 5
gggg 6
hhhh 7
8

user2:
aaaa 8
bbbb 9
cccc 10
dddd 11
eeee 12
ffff 13
gggg 14
hhhh 15
16

now its cool, any solution?
tested couple of times

Statistics: Posted by tomekk — Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:19 am

namespace, foreach - problem

2009-02-24T20:12:51-04:00

Have you ever thought, maybe this is related to latency?

Instead of running your tests where lag (latency) can cause messages to fall out or order. Foreach executes instantaneously as it does the putserv. All of this happens so fast, lag is certainly a factor when reading reply times spewed onto irc. Instead of using that putserv use a putlog where lag cannot come in play, and you will see lag is the culprit.

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Tue Feb 24, 2009 8:12 pm

namespace, foreach - problem

2009-02-24T18:58:37-04:00

Hey

I tested it on TCL 8.4.12, 8.5.5 with eggdrop 1.6.18.
The same problem on both.

Like tomekk said, it's something wrong with queue.
I don't know how to fix it.
I changed in config "max-queue-msg" no effect.
I tried puthelp/putquick/putserv - nothing.

There is no possibility to send more data (line by line) to 2 or more users in the same time?

Regards
M.

P.S
If i made putlog instead put* i got messages okey, i mean:

a
b
c
d

a
b
c
d

Statistics: Posted by caramba — Tue Feb 24, 2009 6:58 pm

namespace, foreach - problem

2009-02-24T19:23:46-04:00

damn, i have the same problem in many scripts.

for example, we have text file:
row
row2
row3

etc etc.

And now, we have a script with:
bind pub - !test foreach_proc

...
foreach line [file data] {
puthelp "privmsg $nick :$line"
}
...

Its working good for one person.
Problem begins when 2 or more ppl is using this command in one time.

Some problem with eggdrop queue, don't know.
I tried to do my own queue etc. but no effect (with timers, user by user).

Script is making this foreach pretty fast (whole data is landing in command queue) and after, script is going to next line when bot outputing messages and im getting mess.

user1
row
row2
row3

user2
row2
row
row3

or something

P.S
Many scripts on net have this problem. (scripts which printing many lines of data and can be used by 2 or more ppl in the same time by some command)
I think my last (and other ;/) two scripts from request too.
I mean football-table/profile scripts.

It funny cause i dont remember how long i'm programming for eggdrop, all other scripts are working ok, but this "parallel" output is horible.

Statistics: Posted by tomekk — Tue Feb 24, 2009 6:53 pm

namespace, foreach - problem

2009-02-21T13:56:12-04:00

That's odd, very odd..

Since eggdrop operates in a non-threaded fashion, each binding will block until completed, so the second !do won't be processed until the first one is actually completed.

This would actually point a finger at the queue-system, as putquick does not send the command instantly, but places it in a queue to be send as soon as possible. However, this breaking on foreach but no other loop-constructs points in other directions.

Do you think you could add som putlog's in there, especially within the loop logging the message to be queue'd, and anything else possibly of value?
Also, could you post details on version of eggdrop and tcl?

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:56 pm

namespace, foreach - problem

2009-02-21T13:16:31-04:00

Hi everyone

simple script:

Code:

bind pub - !do do_procproc do_proc {unick uhost uhand uchan uarg} {        namespace eval $unick {                set nickname [lindex [split [namespace current] ":"] 2]                set letters {a b c d e f g}                foreach letter [split $letters] {                        putquick "PRIVMSG $nickname :$letter"                }        }}

We have on one channel, user1 and user2.

When user1 type !do script is writing letters, yeah that's okey.
Now, after 2 seconds user2 is typing !do too and the problem begins..

user1, pm:

Code:

abcdefg

user2, pm:

Code:

defgabc

Can someone help with that?
How to make this to work?
I mean how to make this to "parallel"...

If i tried without "foreach", just some simple incr var 1 inside namespace, it was good.

I could make !do on first and second user and all were good, numbers were ok for both of them.
I don't know why its not working with foreach/for.

Thanks!

P.S
Sorry for my bad english.

Statistics: Posted by caramba — Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:16 pm