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on join bind help

2011-03-23T21:17:52-04:00

cool!

idk if i even need the text paramenter, ill try just taking it out first
edit: without it the public call doesnt work so i used the second option and it works great

But yeah, many thanks!

Statistics: Posted by evotech — Wed Mar 23, 2011 9:17 pm

on join bind help

2011-03-23T14:01:09-04:00

bind join
procname

the join procedure expects 4 arguments while you have 5. You can trick it by replacing:

Code:

proc cmd:stream { nick uhost handle chan text } {

with:

Code:

proc cmd:stream {nick uhost handle chan {text ""}} {

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Wed Mar 23, 2011 2:01 pm

on join bind help

2011-03-23T13:59:19-04:00

The bind is just fine, "*" is a wide enough mask to match pretty much anyone joining the channel. However, the argument list of cmd:stream does not match the required parameters of the join binding; it only passes on 4 (nickname, user@host, handle, and channel) while your cmd:stream proc has 5, as you already use it with pub bindings.

There are two fixes for this;
1. use a different proc for your join binding

Code:

bind join - * join:streamproc join:stream {nick host handle channel} {  catch {exec cat /home/evotech/eggdrop/scripts/urls | perl /home/evotech/eggdrop/scripts/streams.pl} streams  putnotc $nick $streams}

2. Make the last argument (text) optional by assigning it a default value:

Code:

bind join - * cmd:streamproc cmd:stream {nick uhost handle chan {text ""}} {  catch {exec cat /home/evotech/eggdrop/scripts/urls | perl /home/evotech/eggdrop/scripts/streams.pl} streams  putnotc $nick "$streams"}

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Wed Mar 23, 2011 1:59 pm

on join bind help

2011-03-23T10:39:06-04:00

Try

Code:

bind join - "#* *!*@*" cmd:stream

What your missing is the channel and user mask part of the bind.

Statistics: Posted by Trixar_za — Wed Mar 23, 2011 10:39 am

on join bind help

2011-03-23T10:12:34-04:00

Hi, trying to get this script to work and send a notice on join. as far as i can tell it's according to the documentation.

Code:

bind pub - .streams cmd:streambind pub - !test cmd:testbind pub - !whoburnedthehousedownbind join - * cmd:streamproc cmd:stream { nick uhost handle chan text } {   catch { exec cat /home/evotech/eggdrop/scripts/urls | perl /home/evotech/eggdrop/scripts/streams.pl } streams   putnotc $nick "$streams"}

It works if called, but not on join, whats wrong with the 'bind join - * cmd:stream' line?

Probably something minor

thanks

Statistics: Posted by evotech — Wed Mar 23, 2011 10:12 am