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no case sensitive in tcl

2003-05-17T13:42:04-04:00

thanks alot and sorry, now I have understood. I am not much practical one with tcl.

Yoda

Statistics: Posted by Yoda — Sat May 17, 2003 1:42 pm

no case sensitive in tcl

2003-05-17T11:38:42-04:00

Use string tolower or strlwr (wich is the same thing but with a shorter name) then. eg:

Code:

if {[strlwr $nick] == "yoda"} {bla}

You should pay more attention to what ppslim sugested you before me.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Sat May 17, 2003 11:38 am

no case sensitive in tcl

2003-05-17T11:24:24-04:00

thanks for rush answer. my problem:

Code:

if {$nick == "yoda"} {putmsg $chan "4,0 Yoda wecome"}

I would like to join with Yoda, yoda, YOda, YODa, YODA and the script detect me. with the script above I am detected only if I join with yoda, if I join with Yoda nothing happen. can you say me what I have exatly to add?

Yoda

Statistics: Posted by Yoda — Sat May 17, 2003 11:24 am

no case sensitive in tcl

2003-05-17T10:31:05-04:00

This is a basic form of matching, also known as explicit matching.

There are several ways to use non-explicit and explicit matching, in a non-case sensitive way.

Some inlclude converting both the matching text, and the incoming text to lower case.

Others involved non-case sensitive commands.

Here are a few.

Code:

set a "Hello"set b "heLLo"# Exlicitif {$a == $b} {}# Non-sensitiveif {[string tolower $a] == [string tolower $b]} {}if {[string equal -nocase $a $b]} {}

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Sat May 17, 2003 10:31 am

no case sensitive in tcl

2003-05-17T10:23:40-04:00

hi,
I have a very stupid problem but I dont know how resolve it

Code:

if {$nick == "Yoda"}

in this way bot detect only if the nick is Yoda, but how get that bot detect not case sensitive?

I tried with != and works as non sensitive but bot continue to repete the message asked by procedure. what instead of == ?

thanks for help

Yoda

Statistics: Posted by Yoda — Sat May 17, 2003 10:23 am