advertise timer

2013-02-01T17:28:39-04:00

I just tested the variables so that they will be as they should be and it should work perfectlly (this is my version at this points i really think it can be done much easier yet this is a working version)

Code:

bind time - * check:advset adv(#chan1) "10 message1"set adv(#chan2) "20 message2"proc check:adv {min hour day month year} {global advif {![llength [timers]]} {foreach a [array names adv] {timer [lindex [split $adv($a)] 0] [list putserv "PRIVMSG $a :[join [lrange $adv($a) 1 end]]"]putlog "adaugat $a"}} else {foreach a [array names adv] {if {![string match -nocase "*$a*" [timers]]} {timer [lindex [split $adv($a)] 0] [list putserv "PRIVMSG $a :[join [lrange $adv($a) 1 end]]"]putlog "doar $a"}}}}

Statistics: Posted by Madalin — Fri Feb 01, 2013 5:28 pm

advertise timer

2009-05-31T17:51:47-04:00

I been searching for a script that can manage multiple messages, multiple channels, and multiple intervals.

I found a few scripts close to what I am looking for but not exact. Example script --- SendMsg 1.1 by WPnL

It allows you to type multiple messages which sends to a list of channels you define BUT they all send based on the same interval. ALSO it sends the exact same messages to all channels.

What I am looking for the script to actual do is set
Chan -> Interval(in mins) -> Message
Example:
#chan1 20 "message here #1"
#chan2 10 "message here #2"
#chan3 45 "message here #3"

As you can see there is 3 different channels 3 defined with 3 different intervals for those channels defined and each sends 3 different messages which is defined to those channels....

Statistics: Posted by broot — Sun May 31, 2009 5:51 pm

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