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Auto Devoice a specific user if anyone Voices them?

2022-07-26T09:41:25-04:00

Short correction: better to use the +q flag rather than the +G: it's a built-in flag which forbid the autovoice for the user, and the script will just act when voice is manually given:

Code:

bind mode - "% +v" vcheckproc vcheck {nick uhost handle chan mode target} {   if {$mode ne "+v"} { return }   # useless check but adds a security   set vhandle [nick2hand $target $chan]   if {[matchattr $vhandle +q|+q $chan]} {      pushmode $chan -v $target      flushmode $chan   }}

Statistics: Posted by CrazyCat — Tue Jul 26, 2022 9:41 am

Auto Devoice a specific user if anyone Voices them?

2022-07-26T07:24:38-04:00

CrazyCat, thanks heaps mate! You're a legend

Loved the idea of adding users with flag, which I think is much easier.
Works perfect for now. Will ask for help if there are any changes needed further

Thanks again.

Statistics: Posted by mvp1 — Tue Jul 26, 2022 7:24 am

Auto Devoice a specific user if anyone Voices them?

2022-07-26T04:23:51-04:00

How do you determine userX ? a nick, a hostmask ?
Is there only one user or could it be a list of users ?

Imho, the simplest way is to add users in eggdrop with a particular flag like G which will be the opposite to g (note the cap/minus)

Code:

bind mode - "% +v" vcheckproc vcheck {nick uhost handle chan mode target} {   if {$mode ne "+v"} { return }   # useless check but adds a security   set vhandle [nick2hand $target $chan]   if {[matchattr $vhandle +G|+G $chan]} {      pushmode $chan -v $target      flushmode $chan   }}

Next step: add users to your eggdrop give them the +G flag, globally or per channel.

Statistics: Posted by CrazyCat — Tue Jul 26, 2022 4:23 am

Auto Devoice a specific user if anyone Voices them?

2022-07-26T02:55:45-04:00

Hi guys,

I need a quick TCL code please, for eggdrop, which can make sure a specific user "USERX" is never voiced in a channel #CHANNELX by anyone.
So basically the code should check all the +v mode changes in #CHANNELX and if it detects USERX is voiced, it should apply mode -v (devoice) straight away to make sure the USERX does not stay with +v at all.

Any help is appreciated as always.

Cheers

Statistics: Posted by mvp1 — Tue Jul 26, 2022 2:55 am