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Nicks On line and Off line RAW Numerics

2015-04-24T13:23:24-04:00

Thanks willyw for their important help and advice.

I found another TCL is more complete than the last.

All I could not fix, was to store information, in different lines of txt file.
This stuff stored all nicks on line 1 of the file.

I have not come to understand how it interacts nlist list with the file nlist.txt so that it is stored that list on line 1 of the file.

I need every nick is stored on a separate line, because this TCL, I'll join with another, to work that way.

All attempts that I failed, because by modifying some of the code, another did not return me the expected results.

Perhaps someone with more knowledge and experience can make each nick is stored in each of the lines of txt file.

Code:

## File, where the list of the !ison-ed users are stored.set filename "nlist.txt"# Channel to whom the stuff goes.set nchan "#channel"# File exits ? if no then created!if {![file exists $filename]} {    set fh [open $filename w]    puts -nonewline $fh ""    close $fh}## Don't change anything below, unless you know what you are doing!# glob varsset tell "notell"set online ""### raw 303 (ISON)bind raw - 303 online:raw### raw 325 (NS Id)bind raw - 325 whois:identedproc whois:idented {* 325 arg} {global nchan  putserv "INVITE [lindex $arg 1] $nchan"}## ison is triggeredproc online:raw {* 303 arg} {  global online nchan tell  set nlist [getinfo]  string tolower $nlist  set arg [string trimleft [lrange $arg 1 end] ":"]  set arg [charfilter $arg]  if {$arg == ""} {   set online1 $online    if {$tell == "tell"} {      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :Noone's online."      set tell "notell"    }   unset online   set online [qonreport 1 $arg $online1]   set quitted [qonreport 0 $online1 $online]   set quitted [charfilter $quitted]   set quitted [removespaces $quitted]   if {$quitted == ""} {     return   }    putserv "PRIVMSG $nchan: $quitted offline."    set online ""  } else {     if {$tell == "tell"} {     set arg [removespaces $arg]     set onchan [onlineon $arg]     set tell "notell"     set online $arg      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :Online: $arg"      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :Online total [llength $arg] of [llength $nlist]."      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :On $nchan: [llength $onchan] of [llength $arg] online."     return   }   if {$online == ""} {     set arg [removespaces $arg]     set onchan [onlineon $arg]      set online $arg      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :Online: $arg"      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :Online total [llength $arg] of [llength $nlist]."      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :On $nchan: [llength $onchan] of [llength $arg] online."      return   }   set foo [qonreport 0 $arg $online]   if {$foo != ""} {     set foo [charfilter $foo]     set foo [removespaces $foo]     set onchan [onlineon $arg]      append online " $foo"      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :Online: $foo"      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :Online total [llength $arg] of [llength $nlist]."      puthelp "PRIVMSG $nchan :On $nchan: [llength $onchan] of [llength $arg] online."   }   set online1 $online   unset online   set online [qonreport 1 $arg $online1]   set quitted [qonreport 0 $online1 $online]   set quitted [charfilter $quitted]   set quitted [removespaces $quitted]   if {$quitted == ""} {     return   }    putserv "PRIVMSG $nchan :$quitted offline."  }}### !isonbind pub n !ison ison:pubproc ison:pub {nick host hand chan arg} {  global nchan tell  if {[string tolower $chan] != [string tolower $nchan]} {   return  }  set tell "tell"  set nlist "[getinfo]"  putserv "ISON :$nlist"}### !addison bind pub n !addison ison:addisonproc ison:addison {nick host hand chan arg} {  global nchan  if {[string tolower $chan] != [string tolower $nchan]} {   return  }  if {[lindex $arg 0] == ""} {   putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$nick: Usage !addison "   return  }  set nlist [getinfo]  set dontsay [dupZZ $nlist $arg 0]  if {$dontsay == ""} {   set count [expr [llength $arg] + [llength $nlist]]   set arg [charfilter $arg]   set arg [removespaces $arg]   putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$nick: Done. Successfully added $arg. Total ($count)."   writetof "$nlist $arg"   set tell "tell"    putserv "ISON :$nlist"  } else {   set dontsay [removespaces $dontsay]   set dontsay [charfilter $dontsay]   putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :There is a duplicate :$dontsay"   set nlist [getinfo]        set list ""        foreach bla $arg {        if {[lsearch $list $bla] == -1} {          lappend list $bla            }        }        set final [$nlist $list 1]   if {$final != ""} {     set count [expr [llength $final] + [llength $nlist]]     set final [removespaces $final]     set final [charfilter $final]     putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$nick: Done. Successfully added $final. Total ($count)."   }   writetof "$nlist $final"    putserv "ISON :$nlist $final"   set tell "tell"  }}## !delison bind pub n !delison del_in_fdproc del_in_fd {nick uhost hand chan arg} {  global nchan  if {[string tolower $chan] != [string tolower $nchan]} {   return  }  if {[llength $arg] != 1} {    puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Usage: !delison "    return 0  }  set nicknames [getinfo]   set who [lindex $arg 0]  set who [charfilter $who]   if {[lsearch -exact $nicknames [lindex $arg 0]] == -1} {   puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Nickname $who not found in the database!"   return 0  }  regsub -all "\\\m$who\\\M" $nicknames "" nicknames  regsub -all {\s+} $nicknames { } nicknames  writetof $nicknames  puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Nickname $who erased from the database!"}## !list [nickname]bind pub n !list list_out_of_fdproc list_out_of_fd {nick uhost hand chan arg} {  global nchan  if {[string tolower $chan] != [string tolower $nchan]} {   return  }  if {[llength $arg] == 0} {   set nicknames [getinfo]   set nicknames [charfilter $nicknames]   set nicknames [removespaces $nicknames]   if {$nicknames == ""} {     puthelp "NOTICE $nick :No one is added in the database!"   } else {     puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Added in the database: $nicknames"   }  } elseif {[llength $arg] == 1} {   set nicknames [getinfo]   set nicknames [string tolower $nicknames]   if {[lsearch -exact $nicknames [lindex $arg 0]] == -1} {     puthelp "NOTICE $nick :[charfilter [lindex $arg 0]] not found in the database!"   } else {     puthelp "NOTICE $nick :[charfilter [lindex $arg 0]] is in the database!"   }  } else {   puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Usage: !list \[nickname\]"  }}## The procproc notify {} {  set nlist [getinfo]  putserv "ISON :$nlist"  if {![string match *notify* [utimers]]} { utimer 30 notify }}proc charfilter {x {y ""} } {  for {set i 0} {$i < [string length $x]} {incr i} {    switch -- [string index $x $i] {      "\"" {append y "\\\""}      "\\" {append y "\\\\"}      "\[" {append y "\\\["}      "\]" {append y "\\\]"}      "\}" {append y "\\\}"}      "\{" {append y "\\\{"}      default {append y [string index $x $i]}    }  }  return $y}proc getinfo {} {  global filename  set file [open $filename r]  set nlist ""  while {![eof $file]} {   set chast [gets $file]    if {$chast != ""} {     append nlist $chast   }  }  close $file  return $nlist}proc removespaces {arg} {  regsub {^\s+} $arg "" arg  return $arg}proc onlineon {arg} {  global nchan  set onchan ""  foreach tempchar $arg {    if {![onchan $tempchar $nchan]} {#      putserv "INVITE $tempchar $nchan"      putserv "WHOIS $tempchar"    } else {      append onchan " $tempchar"    }  }  return $onchan}proc qonreport {how arg online} {  set aq 0  set foo ""  foreach el $arg {    foreach el1 $online {     if {$el == $el1} {       set aq 1     }    }    if {$aq == $how} {     append foo " $el"   }    set aq 0  }  return $foo}proc writetof {what} {  global filename  set fh [open $filename w]  puts $fh $what  close $fh}proc dupZZ {where what how} {  set dontsay ""  foreach el1 $what {   if {[lsearch -exact $where $el1] != -1} {     if {$how == 0} {        append dontsay " $el1"     }    } else {     if {$how == 1} {      append dontsay " $el1"     }   }  }  return $dontsay}if {![string match *notify* [utimers]]} { utimer 30 notify }putlog "ISON TCL by IRCHelp.UniBG.Net+LHG Crew ++/++ Counter by V1p3r#TCL Loaded !!!"

EDIT:
At least, make the list of nicks look like this:

Nick1
Nick2
Nick3

at this time are as follows:

Nick1 nick2 nick3

FINAL EDIT:
I fixed the code, adapting my previous TCL to the latter.
I also eliminated the RAW303 (I coudn't utility).
I removed the comment in the line 6 olinenon procedure and removed the WHOIS that no longer will use.

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Fri Apr 24, 2015 1:23 pm

Nicks On line and Off line RAW Numerics

2015-04-22T23:38:31-04:00

Congratulations on your efforts.

Regarding the
while
loop that you used:
I suppose you can use a while loop, but that isn't how I would do it.
(Others may differ - let's hope that somebody else comes along and comments here too. )

When working with a list like that, I tend to use a
foreach
loop to iterate through each element.

I experimented with it like this:

Code:

     foreach n $lines {                        putserv "ison $n"     }

and discovered that the bot was buffering and queuing sending the command to the server like this:
ison nick1 nick2
and discovered that wouldn't work.
Perhaps that is why you tried to introduce a delay with a utimer?

Here is how I did it:

Code:

                set x 1                foreach n $lines {                        utimer $x [list putserv "ison $n"]                        incr x 3                }

and on the couple tests I ran, it seems to work.
I didn't try it with a long list of nicks though. Only a couple.

About the raw binds:
Did you look up raw 461? It would seem that you won't even need it, due to what you are trying to do. Therefore, I would remove that bind.

I am not good with using the scan command. If you want to use scan, then perhaps someone else will come along to discuss that with you.

The return from ISON that triggers a raw bind 303 can be parsed using a different method though.

Like this:

Code:

bind RAW - 303 ison:rawproc ison:raw { server keyword text } {global canal_admin        set response [lindex [split $text : ] 1]        set response [string trim $response]        if {$response ne ""} {                putserv "privmsg $canal_admin :$response is online"        }}

( I can't stand to use
arg
as a variable name. It looks too much like
args
for me. Usually, I use
text
for that variable name. )

The above will not have the bot say anything, if the user is not online.
It would be easy to have it say something, if you were just doing one
ISON command at a time, as in a pub command by a user.
But doing a list of them, and due to the way ISON responds without including the nick that it checked, does not make it easy to do without possibility for confusion. Perhaps someone else will have ideas for you on this.

I hope this helps.

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Wed Apr 22, 2015 11:38 pm

Re: Nicks On line and Off line RAW Numerics

2015-04-22T20:12:14-04:00

And can you read it into a variable, with your script?

In your other thread here, I gave you a link to some very helpful
forum FAQ posts that show how to do it.
Have you mastered that, yet?

Yes

You want this to be caused by what? A public command in a channel?
If so, you can use the IRC
ison
command in your script.

Yes, too

I found this TCL and tried to modify it, to adapt the bind msg event bind pub event.
This was my attempt to modify:

Code:

#---------------------------------------------------------------------# ison.tcl# TCL script for IRC bot eggdrop## usage: !ison## v0: 19-Sep-2002 #---------------------------------------------------------------------package require eggdrop 1.6package require Tcl 8.0#---------------------------------------------------------------------# command trigger for ison#---------------------------------------------------------------------set canal_admin #mychannel#Path of txt file whith nicksset notify1 "scripts/notify/notify.txt"bind pub -|- !ison ison_triggerproc ison_trigger {nick uhost hand chan text} {  global canal_admin notify1if {![file exists $notify1]} {putmsg $canal_admin "No such file (notify.txt) in path scripts/notify/"return } else {set fp [open $notify1 "r"]set data [read -nonewline $fp]close $fpset lines [split $data "\n"]set first [lindex $lines 0]if {$first == ""} {set lines [lreplace $lines 0 0]  set fp [open $notify1 "w"]puts $fp [join $lines "\n"]close $fp} set largo [llength $lines]if {$largo < 1} { putmsg $chan "\0032Notify database is empty"; return 0}putmsg $canal_admin "\002\0032Status nicks (notify):"set x 0while {$x < $largo} {set target [lindex $lines $x]putlog "Sending ISON request for $target to server"utimer 5 [list putserv "ISON $target"]# log the ison request return 1incr x}putmsg $chan "\002\0032=====End of list ($largo nicks)====="}}#---------------------------------------------------------------------# Putlog RAW reply 303 and 461 by the server#---------------------------------------------------------------------bind RAW - 303 ison:rawbind RAW - 461 ison:rawproc ison:raw { server keyword arg } {global canal_admin   # For debugging purposes.   putlog "RAW $keyword: $server, $arg">>>>>>>>>>(GIVING ERROR HERE, SEE THE END OF CODE COMMENTARY (*)<<<<<<<<<<<      # scan out the botnick, nick of requester and other response.   if {[scan $arg "%s :%s %\[^\n\]" bot nick response] != 3 } {   puthelp "PRIVMSG $canal_admin :$response IS OFF line IRC"    } else {puthelp "PRIVMSG $canal_admin :$response IS On line IRC"}}putlog "Loaded (version 0): demo ISON script."

(*)COMMENTARY ERROR:
Here the code fails the argument (arg) returns the bot nick, space and two point (:) .
$arg should return the value of the $target variable (ie, one nick of the list).
This code was intended by its author, for it to be used by typing /msg bot nick ison with the 'bind msg' event.
I changed the code to work with 'bin pub'.
It is clear that bind RAW for which it was intended not work with public command.
Should adapt this event to work.

LOGs OF ERROR :

RAW 303: ariel.chathispano.com, mybotnick :

To be well, this log should say:

RAW 303: ariel.chathispano.com, nick

Example:
Suppose that the only nickname I have in the TXT file is Roger.
!ison
RAW 303: ariel.chathispano.com, Roger

Then, also fails this line was intended to 'bind msg event', I guess.

# scan out the botnick, nick of requester and other response.
if {[scan $arg "%s :%s %\[^\n\]" bot nick response] != 3 } {

Tcl error [ison:raw]: can't read "response": no such variable

SUMMARY: I need to adapt this TCL that was intended to 'bind msg' to work with me 'bind pub'.

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Wed Apr 22, 2015 8:12 pm

Re: Nicks On line and Off line RAW Numerics

2015-04-22T00:21:58-04:00

...
EDIT: more info
My network accepts watch and ison commands.

It depends on what you want to do.

The watch command is a command to the IRC server itself. The server is the only way to get instant, server wide notification when a nick appears.
If that is what you want (I think you did want that, in your other post) , then this is the command to work with.

If you want to to create a public command, such that a user can call it from a channel, then you want to use the IRC server command - ison .

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Wed Apr 22, 2015 12:21 am

Re: Nicks On line and Off line RAW Numerics

2015-04-22T00:17:25-04:00

I am confused with the RAW number returned me is state of a nick on a network (on line or off line).

The raw numeric returned depends on what is causing it.

In your other thread, I mentioned this:
https://www.alien.net.au/irc/irc2numerics.html

That's one list.
(You can find others with Google.)

Text search it for
watch
and for
ison

They are in there.

Be sure to look up
bind raw
in : http://www.eggheads.org/support/egghtml ... mands.html
so that you can get the right syntax when using a bind raw .

I created a text file with nicks (nicks.txt).

And can you read it into a variable, with your script?

In your other thread here, I gave you a link to some very helpful
forum FAQ posts that show how to do it.
Have you mastered that, yet?

I want to put at channel, list nicks with their status (online, offline).
Example:
My text file contains the following nicknames: nick1 nick2 nick3.
Suppose that only nick1 and nick2 are online.
I want this:
nick1 is online
nick2 is online
nick3 is offline

You want this to be caused by what? A public command in a channel?
If so, you can use the IRC
ison
command in your script.

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Wed Apr 22, 2015 12:17 am

Re: Nicks On line and Off line RAW Numerics

2015-04-21T22:51:16-04:00

EDIT: more info
My network accepts watch and ison commands.

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Tue Apr 21, 2015 10:51 pm

Nicks On line and Off line RAW Numerics

2015-04-21T19:23:26-04:00

I am confused with the RAW number returned me is state of a nick on a network (on line or off line).
I created a text file with nicks (nicks.txt).
I want to put at channel, list nicks with their status (online, offline).
Example:
My text file contains the following nicknames: nick1 nick2 nick3.
Suppose that only nick1 and nick2 are online.
I want this:

nick1 is online
nick2 is online
nick3 is offline

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Tue Apr 21, 2015 7:23 pm