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+v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-14T18:13:34-04:00

The objective of this script is to publish the users who are in hidden mode in the presence of mode +Dm of the canal and keep only those identified in X and that *.users.undernet.org in their Host I hope you understand me

Statistics: Posted by neoclust — Sat Aug 14, 2010 6:13 pm

+v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-14T17:43:03-04:00

Hello i'm using

Code:

utimer 10 [list cancel_mode $nick $chan]proc cancel_mode {nick chan} {        pushmode $chan +v $nick        putlog "up"        flushmode $chan        pushmode $chan -v $nick        putlog "down"        flushmode $chan}

I received the message putlog but remains devoice which was not the case

[22:37] ((nino): [21:37] Userfile loaded, unpacking...
[22:37] ((nino): [21:37] up
[22:37] ((nino): [21:37] down
[22:37] ((nino): [21:37] #test: mode change '+v fg' by nino !blah@blah.com
[22:40] ((nino): [21:40] @#test (+smtDn) : [m/3 o/1 h/0 v/2 n/0 b/0 e/- I/-]

In channel :

[22:37] *** [#test] users- 1 op(s) 33.33% - 1 voice(s) 33.33% - 1 other(s) 33.33%
[22:37] *** ········································
[22:37] *** nino sets mode: +v fg

Statistics: Posted by neoclust — Sat Aug 14, 2010 5:43 pm

+v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-14T11:35:21-04:00

The problem is pushmode will stack modes and wait for either the end of the invoked procedure, or flushmode before it actually sends them to the server. Modes enabling/negating the same thing get stripped naturally. To get around this, you can flushmode after the pushmode.

Code:

pushmode $chan +v $nickflushmode $chanpushmode $chan -v $nickflushmode $chan

Statistics: Posted by speechles — Sat Aug 14, 2010 11:35 am

+v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-14T10:44:29-04:00

Yeah, puserv/quick/help would work just fine with that. I did a mode +b-b *!*@* *!*@* in one line in my egg a minute ago and it worked fine, aside from freaking out another bot that was on the channel, haha.

Statistics: Posted by Luminous — Sat Aug 14, 2010 10:44 am

Re: +v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-14T10:25:02-04:00

Hello can i use pushmode $chan +v-v $nick $nick in one line ?

If you want to get it on one line, try:

Code:

putserv "mode #chan -v+v $firstnick $secondnick"

but, did you mean to use the same nick twice? Nothing will happen if you use the same nick twice. ... maybe I'm not understanding the goal.

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Sat Aug 14, 2010 10:25 am

+v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-14T09:49:27-04:00

Back to back timers causes issues for me.. try something like this instead, even though its ugly:

Code:

... code.... utimer 10 [list cancel_mode $nick $chan]... rest of code....}proc cancel_mode {nick chan} { pushmode $chan +v $nick pushmode $chan -v $nick}

If that doesn't do it... I don't know.. :\

Statistics: Posted by Luminous — Sat Aug 14, 2010 9:49 am

+v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-14T06:21:29-04:00

I tried that but it does not work :
utimer 10 [list pushmode $chan +v $nick]
utimer 1 [list pushmode $chan -v $nick]

the result :
[11:20] *** Eggy sets mode: +v neoclust

Statistics: Posted by neoclust — Sat Aug 14, 2010 6:21 am

+v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-13T22:01:24-04:00

Not exactly... pushmode is intended to lump several mode commands into a single line. Not sure why you would want to cancel out a mode like that, but this would probably work:

Code:

pushmode $chan +v $nickpushmode $chan -v $nick

Statistics: Posted by Luminous — Fri Aug 13, 2010 10:01 pm

+v-v $nick $nick in one line

2010-08-13T21:14:42-04:00

Hello can i use pushmode $chan +v-v $nick $nick in one line ?

Statistics: Posted by neoclust — Fri Aug 13, 2010 9:14 pm