multiple timers - for each gamer its own

2003-04-25T16:49:21-04:00

Thank you very much!

timer($hand) 300 [list returned $name $uhost $hand $text] worked fine.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Apr 25, 2003 4:49 pm

multiple timers - for each gamer its own

2003-04-25T19:28:23-04:00

Code:

timer($hand) 300 [list returned $name $uhost $hand $text]

add this line into your code

Statistics: Posted by Papillon — Fri Apr 25, 2003 3:29 pm

multiple timers - for each gamer its own

2003-04-25T14:46:53-04:00

Hey folks, first time asking, since the search couldn't help me with this:

I wrote a quite nice script that triggers !joined and !returned from gamers and writes them with their actual game-ip and game into a .txt which is displayed on my website and on !gamers in the chan.

Now I got the problem, that - if a gamer times out on IRC during he's on a server, my Bot can't notice when he's back from gaming - so he'd stay on the list forever.
I solved this so far sind i made a !makereturned-proc where I can remove gamers by will, but that's not the best solution since i can't check the list 24/7.

I decided to set up timers that do remove a gamer after a while, let's say five hours from putting on the list. Because I did not find any clear documentation on advanced timers, I hope you guys can tell me how to realize this stuff.

I thougt I would use something like

Code:

timer($hand) 300 returned

which should open a personalized timer every time the !joined-proc is called. But how do i pass the searchstring for the list to make the !returned- or the !makereturned-proc know, who is to be deleted?

In my words:

timer(testgamer) 300 returned

should open the proc returned which should remove "testgamer" from the list. The !returned-proc goes like this:

Code:

proc returned { name uhost hand text { dest ""}} {putlog "---+++--- Received return-command from $hand. ---+++---"set found 0 set index "" set file [open file.txt r] while {![eof $file]} { set lines [split [read $file] "\n"] foreach line $lines { if {$line == ""} { continue } if {[lsearch $line $hand] > 0} { set found 1 } else { lappend index $line } } if {$found == 0} { putlog "---+++--- $hand not in gamer's list. ---+++---"putquick "NOTICE $name : U were not on the list."return } } catch {close $file} set file [open file.txt w] foreach line $index { puts $file $line } catch {close $file} putlog "---+++--- $hand removed from gamer's list. ---+++---"putquick "NOTICE $name : Successfully removed."}

Any help would be greatly welcome

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Apr 25, 2003 2:46 pm

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multiple timers - for each gamer its own

multiple timers - for each gamer its own

multiple timers - for each gamer its own