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OP Event doubt

2016-09-24T19:15:12-04:00

Ok, I'll try, but it works perfect.

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Sat Sep 24, 2016 7:15 pm

OP Event doubt

2016-09-24T02:15:02-04:00

My guess it has to do with having just a single mode change if it applies to multiple victims. To test this out from your irc client do:

Code:

/mode #channel +v member_1 member_2 member_3 member_4 member_5 member_6

and if you voice all 6 members in one line then replace your putserv lines with:

Code:

pushmode $chan -o $userspushmode $chan +v $users

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Sat Sep 24, 2016 2:15 am

OP Event doubt

2016-09-23T15:14:35-04:00

Now, work perfectly. Thank you caesar.
I had to change this:

Code:

pushmode $chan -$m1 $userspushmode $chan +$m2 $users

for this:

Code:

putserv "mode $canal_radio +v $users"putserv "mode $canal_radio -o $users"

This may be because the commands are different in my Network.

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Fri Sep 23, 2016 3:14 pm

OP Event doubt

2016-09-23T07:31:56-04:00

Ah i noticed a typo. Replace:

Code:

lappend uList $nick

with

Code:

lappend uList $user

I'll test right now to see what else isn't working.

Edit: I did some limited testing in tclsh and seems to be working as intended. Make the change and let me know if still doesn't and will test on a bot.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Fri Sep 23, 2016 7:31 am

OP Event doubt

2016-09-23T05:21:16-04:00

It does not work

If I try to give me @ through boT CHaN (Official Network Bot, i.e ChanServ)

Code:

/msg CHaN OP #mychannel juanam

10:47 ? => ¦ CHaN puts mode [+o juanam ]
10:47 @My-BoT ¦ CHaN CHaN CHaN CHaN to be @ with you must be emitting.

My BoT mentions 4 times Bot CHaN, when he should do it once to my nick, and then NOT remove @, but anyway it should NOT be because I have all the flags.

If I give @ Maria (NOT the current DJ)

Code:

/mode #mychannel +o Maria

10:47 ? => ¦ juanam puts mode [+o Maria ]
10:47 @My-BoT ¦ juanam juanam juanam juanam juanam to be @ with you must be emitting.

My BoT mentions 5 times my nick instead of Maria and then NOT remove @.

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Fri Sep 23, 2016 5:21 am

OP Event doubt

2016-09-23T09:56:30-04:00

Give this a try:

Code:

bind mode - "% +o" dj:check:opproc dj:check:op {nick host hand chan mode vict} {global canal_radioif {![string match -nocase $chan $canal_radio]} returnif {![botisop $chan]} returnif {[file exist "dj"]} {set fo [open "dj" r]set data [read -nonewline $fo]set dj [lindex $data 0]close $fo}if {[info exists dj]} {foreach user [chanlist $chan] {if {[isbotnick $nick]} continueif {![isop $user $chan]} continueif {[string equal -nocase $user $dj]} continueset hand [nick2hand $user $chan]if {[dj:check:flags $chan $hand]} continuelappend uList $user}if {[info exists uList]} {set max 6set len [llength $uList]while {$len > 0} {if {$len > $max} {set m1 [string repeat "o" $max]set m2 [string repeat "v" $max]set users [join [lrange $uList 0 [expr {$max - 1}]]]set uList [lrange $uList $max end]incr len -$max} else {set m1 [string repeat "o" $len]set m2 [string repeat "v" $len]set users [join $uList]set len 0}pushmode $chan -$m1 $userspushmode $chan +$m2 $usersputhelp "PRIVMSG $chan :$users to be @ with you must be emitting."}}}}proc dj:check:flags {chan hand {flags "oatn"}} {set match 0if {[validuser $hand]} {foreach flag [split $flags] {if {[matchattr $hand $flag $chan]} {set match 1break}}}return "$match"}

When there's a +o the bot will check the entire list of @ members to see if a member has one of the flags or is DJ, if not will remove @ and give voice (+) instead. Haven't tested this so load it on a test bot.

Edit: Fixed typo.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Fri Sep 23, 2016 3:24 am

OP Event doubt

2016-09-23T03:10:14-04:00

You lost me at second line. If the DJ gives @ to someone then the bot shouldn't remove the @ from them?

Yes, the bot only gives @ (OP) to the DJ that is going to broadcast (current DJ).
When the DJ completes its broadcast, the robot removes the @ (DEOP).
If somebody gives @ to one DJ who is not brodcasting, then I want the bot removes this @ inmediately.

Or the bot shouldn't remove the @ if the person who just got it or already had the @ is either the current DJ or has one of the flags you mentioned?

If the person who gets the @ is the current DJ or has one of the flags mentioned above, then the bot does NOT has to take it off.

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Fri Sep 23, 2016 3:10 am

OP Event doubt

2016-09-23T02:42:00-04:00

You lost me at second line. If the DJ gives @ to someone then the bot shouldn't remove the @ from them?

Or the bot shouldn't remove the @ if the person who just got it or already had the @ is either the current DJ or has one of the flags you mentioned?

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Fri Sep 23, 2016 2:42 am

OP Event doubt

2016-09-22T16:40:26-04:00

I want to control the OP events, when someone comes up with @ to a my channel ($canal_radio).

If the nick you get @ it is the DJ ($dj) that emits or has flags are +o +a +t or +n not do anything.

If the nick you get @ it is NOT the DJ ($dj) that emits or flags are NOT +o +a +t or +n the bot must remove the @ (DEOP or -o).

To be honest I do not know the on OP event.

I tried this but it did not work :

Code:

bind mode - "% +o" check:op proc check:op {nick host hand chan mode target} { global canal_radio if {[file exist dj]} {set temp [open "dj" r]    set dj1 [gets $temp]set dj [lindex $dj1 0]    close $temp   }    if {([info exist dj]) && ([matchattr $nick -o]) && ([matchattr $nick -a]) && ([matchattr $nick -n]) && ([matchattr $nick -t]) && ($nick != $::botnick)} {foreach users [chanlist $canal_radio] {if {[isop $users $canal_radio]} {if {($users eq $::botnick) || ($users eq $dj) || ([matchattr $users o]) || ([matchattr $users a]) || ([matchattr $users n]) || ([matchattr $users t]) } {continue}if {$users != $dj} { putserv "mode $canal_radio +v $dj"putserv "mode $canal_radio -o $dj"putserv "PRIVMSG chan :DEOP $canal_radio $dj" putquick "PRIVMSG $canal_radio :\002$dj\002 to be @ with you must be emitting." }} }} else { return }}

Statistics: Posted by juanamores — Thu Sep 22, 2016 4:40 pm