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2002-11-27T09:33:21-04:00

yes, method 2 suits me the best Huge thanks ppslim

Statistics: Posted by Nexus6 — Wed Nov 27, 2002 9:33 am

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2002-11-26T19:14:11-04:00

The error massge is quite meaningful in this situation.

Code:

proc unban {} { global chan putserv "MODE $chan -b ban1*!*@*" }

Note the use of $chan.

This variable does not exists in the proc.

It must be created, or imported via 1 of three ways.

1, to explictly set the variable using th set command within the proc, but before the use of $chan.

Code:

proc unban {} { set chan #blahputserv "MODE $chan -b ban1*!*@*" }

2, to have it imported as part of passed arguments, in the proc definition

Code:

proc unban {chan} { putserv "MODE $chan -b ban1*!*@*" }

3, to get the variable from a globaly defined on (as allready used in your script

Code:

proc unban {} { global chan putserv "MODE $chan -b ban1*!*@*" }

Your code is wrong however. Allthough ti is tryign to get a global variable. The fact that this variable doesn't exist globaly, means that it will error as such.

You best bet would be to use method 2.

In the time command, you can send the channel name accross, along with calling the command.

Looking at your snippet, you could use somthing like

Code:

if {![info exists bans]} {set bans [timer 1 [list unban $chan]]} (...)

alogn with the explae code I used in method 2.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Tue Nov 26, 2002 7:14 pm

timer

2002-11-26T18:55:23-04:00

I have this in proc and it works

Code:

(...) putserv "MODE $chan +b ban1*!*@*if {![info exists bans]} {set bans [timer 1 unban]} (...)

Code:

proc unban {} {global chan putserv "MODE $chan -b ban1*!*@*"}

(b0t) [23:48] TCL error in script for 'timer30':
(b0t) [23:48] can't read "chan": no such variable

Why doesn't it work? Chan is in global. It's 00:09 I won't figure it out this night, so I'd be grateful if someone helped me a bit

Statistics: Posted by Nexus6 — Tue Nov 26, 2002 6:55 pm