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HELP! Bind pubm + match two variables !

2009-04-29T17:40:17-04:00

Thanks for explain .

You guys are very helpfull!

Statistics: Posted by cleaner — Wed Apr 29, 2009 5:40 pm

HELP! Bind pubm + match two variables !

2009-04-29T14:25:26-04:00

It's not a matter of which is "better" in this case but rather which is faster. [string match] in most cases works faster than [regexp]. In your case, there's no need to use regexp since you're not using it for complex matching (which would be more difficult to implement using other matching methods).

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Wed Apr 29, 2009 2:25 pm

HELP! Bind pubm + match two variables !

2009-04-29T14:06:49-04:00

Last question,

What will be better?

My regexp or your string match?

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Code:

...if {[string match "*word1*" $text] || [string match "*word2*" $text]} {...

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Statistics: Posted by cleaner — Wed Apr 29, 2009 2:06 pm

HELP! Bind pubm + match two variables !

2009-04-29T13:41:34-04:00

Your regular expression could probably be cleaned up alittle..
But as I understand you, your second issue seems identical to the first one?

If either word1 or word2 is within the string, trigger?

Edit:
Sorry, was thinking off track there...
either use a regexp, or something as simple as this:

Code:

...if {[string match "*word1*" $text] || [string match "*word2*" $text]} {...

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Wed Apr 29, 2009 1:41 pm

HELP! Bind pubm + match two variables !

2009-04-29T13:16:17-04:00

nml375,

Thanks for answer and helping.

This 2nd thing:

I mean that, when I write in channel:
ex:

Code:

word1

and also

Code:

worddd1

Bot will do same command.

I was trying to fix exec, but i think i have got it:

Code:

proc pub_do_xyz {nick uhost hand channel txt} {  global ident  if {[regexp {(.*word1.*|.*worddd1.*)} [string trim $txt]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $channel :$nick: Something to say"  }}

Then I can write: ddsadaword1czczdsa - and its ok.
And also: dskjfslworddd1dasdjaks.

I am right?

Statistics: Posted by cleaner — Wed Apr 29, 2009 1:16 pm

HELP! Bind pubm + match two variables !

2009-04-29T11:33:42-04:00

Neither is good/better... Use this instead:

Code:

bind pubm - * pubm_do_okproc pubm_do_ok {nick host handle channel text} { if {[string match "${::botnick}*ok1*" [string trim $text]]} {  puthelp "PRIVMSG $channel :ok1" } elseif {[string match "${::botnick}*ok2*" [string trim $text]]} {  puthelp "PRIVMSG $channel :ok2" }}

I'm not sure what you're asking for with "match string with two variables". Think you could elaborate this a little?

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:33 am

HELP! Bind pubm + match two variables !

2009-04-29T10:56:38-04:00

Hello!

I have problem with script. I dont know what is better, something like this:

1)

Code:

bind pubm -|- * pub_do_ok1bind pubm -|- * pub_do_ok2proc pub_do_ok1 {nick uhost hand channel txt} {  global botnick  if {[string match "$botnick*ok1*" [string trim $txt]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $channel :ok1"  }}proc pub_do_ok2 {nick uhost hand channel txt} {  global botnick  if {[string match "$botnick*ok2*" [string trim $txt]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $channel :ok2"  }}

or this:
2)

Code:

bind pubm -|- * *proc pub_do_ok1 {nick uhost hand channel txt} {  global botnick  if {[string match "$botnick*ok1*" [string trim $txt]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $channel :ok1"  }}proc pub_do_ok2 {nick uhost hand channel txt} {  global botnick  if {[string match "$botnick*ok2*" [string trim $txt]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $channel :ok2"  }}

What is ok? 1 / 2?

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Also please tell me how to match string with two variables?

I want answer for: xxx, yyy

This isnt working:

Code:

proc pub_do_answer {nick uhost hand channel txt} {  global botnick  if {[string match (xxx|yyy) [string trim $txt]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $channel :entered ok"  }}

Thanks in advance!

//EDIT:

Is this ok?

Code:

proc pub_do_answer {nick uhost hand channel txt} {  global botnick  if {[regexp (xxx|yyy) [string trim $txt]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $channel :entered ok"  }}

Statistics: Posted by cleaner — Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:56 am