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chanstas

2016-06-04T03:47:15-04:00

That fixed it. Thanks for the help guys

Statistics: Posted by creasy — Sat Jun 04, 2016 3:47 am

chanstas

2016-06-03T08:44:51-04:00

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And another question, can I use wildcards, like "nick*"?

...
If you want to work with a list of nicks, or check against user file for a specific flag, or check to see if poster is an op - it would require a little bit more scripting.
...

and if you want to use wildcards, it would require a little bit more scripting.

One idea, might be to use the
string match
command. Check out : http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/string.htm#M39

Something along the lines of:

Code:

if {[string match nick* $nickname]} {        return 0      }

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:44 am

chanstas

2016-06-03T08:36:27-04:00

Fix your if checks like..
($nickname eq "nick1") || ($nickname eq "nick2")

ouch... I didn't see the [ ] in there.

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:36 am

chanstas

2016-06-03T08:10:31-04:00

Fix your if checks like..
($nickname eq "nick1") || ($nickname eq "nick2")

Statistics: Posted by SpiKe^^ — Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:10 am

chanstas

2016-06-03T02:17:42-04:00

Tried it yet?

Yes, it does work, but it seems to be ignoring everyone now and I get this error message on the partyline

Code:

[06:14:51] Tcl error [::statistics::monitor]: invalid command name "creasy"

where "creasy" is my irc nick issuing the !stat "nick1" command, and not the nick the bot is ignoring.
And another question, can I use wildcards, like "nick*"?

Statistics: Posted by creasy — Fri Jun 03, 2016 2:17 am

chanstas

2016-06-02T10:43:41-04:00

Tried it yet?

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Thu Jun 02, 2016 10:43 am

chanstas

2016-06-02T09:30:38-04:00

So what did you have in mind?

I want the bot to ignore a few other bots, which do not have accounts on the bot, so it would record stats from humans only.

Did you make a typo in the hostmask?
Did the ignore expire?

No they did not expire. I added them permanently as nick!*@* and rehashed the bot.
So, if I modify

Code:

 if {([isbotnick $nickname]) || (![channel get $channel stat])} {    return 0  }

Code:

 if {([isbotnick $nickname]) || ([$nickname eq "nick1"]) || ([$nickname eq "nick2"]) || (![channel get $channel stat])} {    return 0  }

it shoud work?

Statistics: Posted by creasy — Thu Jun 02, 2016 9:30 am

chanstas

2016-06-02T09:20:25-04:00

Is there a way to make this script ignore the stats for certain users?

Probably.
But start with clarifying what you mean by "certain users".
A list of nicks?
Channel operators?
Users with accounts in bot, with a specific flag?
So what did you have in mind?

See the proc named:
proc statistics::monitor

It already has one section in it, to do some ignoring.

Code:

 if {([isbotnick $nickname]) || (![channel get $channel stat])} {    return 0  }

If the poster was the bot, this proc stops right there. I really don't think this checking is necessary, since the bot doesn't see its own posts anyway, but nevertheless the if check is there.
Or, if the channel has not been set to be monitored, all posts are ignored.... the proc stops right there.

Suppose right below that, you edited in:

Code:

if {$nickname eq "creasy"} {        return 0   }

Then if you are the poster, proc stops right there.

If you want to work with a list of nicks, or check against user file for a specific flag, or check to see if poster is an op - it would require a little bit more scripting.

But without running the script, I think this is the general idea.

I hope this helps.

.+ignore-ing those users on the bot doesn't seem to work.

Did you make a typo in the hostmask?
Did the ignore expire?

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Thu Jun 02, 2016 9:20 am

chanstas

2016-06-02T07:38:30-04:00

Is there a way to make this script ignore the stats for certain users?
.+ignore-ing those users on the bot doesn't seem to work.

Statistics: Posted by creasy — Thu Jun 02, 2016 7:38 am

Re: chanstas

2016-02-18T22:02:37-04:00

...
why
...

Because you said: "...when I do command no response"
and that would be one of the first things to check.

I do not want to use the .chanstat #channel + chanstat
...

I didn't ask you to do that.

Besides, it is not " + chanstat" .

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Thu Feb 18, 2016 10:02 pm

Re: chanstas

2016-02-18T19:47:58-04:00

Do:
.chaninfo #channel

and see the section named
User defined channel flags:

and find stat
Is it +stat or -stat ?

why I do not want to use the .chanstat #channel + chanstat because I had had difficulties doing / dccchat to his boot so I do not want to use

Statistics: Posted by abah — Thu Feb 18, 2016 7:47 pm

Re: chanstas

2016-02-18T08:35:47-04:00

Do:
.chaninfo #channel

and see the section named
User defined channel flags:

and find stat
Is it +stat or -stat ?

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Thu Feb 18, 2016 8:35 am

Re: chanstas

2016-02-18T05:56:03-04:00

thanks I've done what is suggested friend when I do command no response

Statistics: Posted by abah — Thu Feb 18, 2016 5:56 am

Re: chanstas

2016-02-15T11:46:28-04:00

One idea that comes to mind :

Find this line in the script:

Code:

  setudef flag stat

And insert this line below it:

Code:

utimer 3 [list channel set #real_channel_name +stat]

substituting in the real channel #name that you want to have
+stat
turned on for you.

There may be better ideas. Keep checking this thread for a while, to see if anyone else posts here.

I hope this helps.

Statistics: Posted by willyw — Mon Feb 15, 2016 11:46 am

Re: chanstas

2016-02-15T08:40:44-04:00

yes one channel

Statistics: Posted by abah — Mon Feb 15, 2016 8:40 am