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a little help

2002-10-10T05:16:13-04:00

thanx alot

cleared that all up

Statistics: Posted by sirkrunch — Thu Oct 10, 2002 5:16 am

Procs

2002-10-09T23:38:29-04:00

Code:

bind PUB - test script:pubproc script:pub {nick uhost hand chan text} {

In this cause with a trigger of PUB the proc will automaticly pick up the $nick $uhost $hand $chan $text. In this case:
$nick = person that triggered the command
$uhost = the host of the person that triggered the command
$hand = (if the next is on user file) the scripts will make the $hand the nick that is used in the user file) eg: I triggered with nick ThePop bot the bot knows I am ThePope from the user file so it sets $hand ThePope
$chan = the channels where the command is triggered
$test = anything after the wrote test www.eggdrop.org would set $text to www.egghelp.org

Code:

bind MSG - test script:msgproc script:msg {nick uhost hand text} {

In this case there is no $chan set in the proc, for that the bot dont know what chan it came from cause it was a msg and not a pubil command
$nick = person the triggered the command
$uhost = the host of the person that triggered the command
$hand = (if the next is on user file) the scripts will make the $hand the nick that is used in the user file) eg: I triggered with nick ThePop bot the bot knows I am ThePope from the user file so it sets $hand ThePope
$test = anything after the wrote test www.eggdrop.org would set $text to www.egghelp.org

Hope that helps you out.. Also aways look at tcl-command.doc that is located in you /eggdrop/docs.
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ThePope

Statistics: Posted by spyda — Wed Oct 09, 2002 11:38 pm

a little help

2002-10-09T20:05:26-04:00

another question
why
{ nick host hand text }
whats it mean and why do you need it?

Statistics: Posted by sirkrunch — Wed Oct 09, 2002 8:05 pm

a little help

2002-10-09T06:24:26-04:00

$text is the text that comes after the !info command... (i.e !info this is just a little note)

u have to make the $filename variable global
also maybe u have to set the $filename to the dir to where u are storing the file... i.e set filename "/home/eggdrop/text/NewInformation.info"

Statistics: Posted by Papillon — Wed Oct 09, 2002 6:24 am

a little help

2002-10-09T05:04:06-04:00

don't i need to set $text?

and does the rest of the code look fine?

Statistics: Posted by sirkrunch — Wed Oct 09, 2002 5:04 am

a little help

2002-10-09T04:17:44-04:00

Code:

proc writefile {  } {

here u should have

Code:

proc writefile {nick host hand text} {

Code:

puts $WriteFile ""

put in what u want, in your case u should have

Code:

puts $WriteFile $text

I suggest u take a look at the tcl-commands.doc in the /doc dir of your eggdrop...

Statistics: Posted by Papillon — Wed Oct 09, 2002 4:17 am

a little help

2002-10-09T02:41:53-04:00

i'm wanting to write info to a file
this is what I have so far

set filename NewInformation.info

bind msg - "!info*" writefile

proc writefile { } {
set WriteFile [open $filename w]
puts $WriteFile ""
close $WriteFile
}

can some1 help

Statistics: Posted by sirkrunch — Wed Oct 09, 2002 2:41 am