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Help for return raw

2013-06-21T01:40:16-04:00

You need to catch the RAW response if you want that result. In mIRC do /debug @test then do that /raw p gembels and copy/paste what you see in the @test window.

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-> server1 p gembels<- :server1  NOTICE dono :Hi, Your latency check for gembels is 37 ms.<- :server1  NOTICE dono :Server: server1<- :server1  NOTICE dono :Fri, 21 June 2013 12:38:09<- :server1  NOTICE dono :Modded by gembels

dono is my nick
gembels is the person I ping..

Statistics: Posted by gembels — Fri Jun 21, 2013 1:40 am

Help for return raw

2013-06-21T00:28:07-04:00

You need to catch the RAW response if you want that result. In mIRC do /debug @test then do that /raw p gembels and copy/paste what you see in the @test window.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Fri Jun 21, 2013 12:28 am

Help for return raw

2013-06-20T20:11:34-04:00

The /raw command in mIRC is merely used to send a string directly to the server without parsing; in eggdrops you use the puthelp, putserv, or putquick commands. So in your case, that part of the code would be something like this
Code:
bind pub - !ping ping_meproc ping_me {nick host handle channel text} {  puthelp "P $nick"}
You would still have to parse the response from the irc server, which is done using a binding. Exactly how to do this depends on what kind of message/command your irc server uses to send the response. If it is a server-notice, you're pretty much stuck with the RAW binding, which can be somewhat dangerous if you don't know what you are doing...

how to get var from puthelp "P $nick" ?

set result "puthelp "P $nick""
regxp ... $result
then I got the 2ms ?

Statistics: Posted by gembels — Thu Jun 20, 2013 8:11 pm

Help for return raw

2013-06-20T18:46:50-04:00

The /raw command in mIRC is merely used to send a string directly to the server without parsing; in eggdrops you use the puthelp, putserv, or putquick commands. So in your case, that part of the code would be something like this

Code:

bind pub - !ping ping_meproc ping_me {nick host handle channel text} {  puthelp "P $nick"}

You would still have to parse the response from the irc server, which is done using a binding. Exactly how to do this depends on what kind of message/command your irc server uses to send the response. If it is a server-notice, you're pretty much stuck with the RAW binding, which can be somewhat dangerous if you don't know what you are doing...

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Thu Jun 20, 2013 6:46 pm

Help for return raw

2013-06-20T18:28:27-04:00

You can use this script for PING http://tclhelp.net/unb/130
You dont need to reinvent the wheel

thanks Madalin, but this IRCD are bit different, there is no ctcr, the IRCD commands are bit different. To get a ping, the reply was not /ping $nick but /raw p $nick

Statistics: Posted by gembels — Thu Jun 20, 2013 6:28 pm

Help for return raw

2013-06-20T07:58:33-04:00

You can use this script for PING http://tclhelp.net/unb/130
You dont need to reinvent the wheel

Statistics: Posted by Madalin — Thu Jun 20, 2013 7:58 am

Help for return raw

2013-06-19T21:40:55-04:00

This what I got from mirc if I did /raw p gembels

Code:

[11:35] -server1- Hi, Your latency check for gembels is 2 ms.-[11:35] -server1- Server: server1-[11:35] -server1- Thu, 20 June 2013 08:35:39-[11:35] -server1- Modded by gembels

How to do like

Code:

bind pub - !ping ping_meproc ping_me {nick uhost hand chan arg} {putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :$arg ping $result"}

How to grep the "2 ms" in eggdrop and do the "raw p" command

and how to set the $result ?

Thanks

Statistics: Posted by gembels — Wed Jun 19, 2013 9:40 pm