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aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-07-02T04:29:41-04:00

Code:

bind raw - 324 procnameproc procname {from key arg} {  blablabla... code in here}

Statistics: Posted by Papillon — Wed Jul 02, 2003 4:29 am

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-07-02T01:31:29-04:00

RAW (stackable)

bind raw

procname

Description: previous versions of Eggdrop required a special compile option to enable this binding, but it's now standard. The mask is checked against the keyword (either a numeric, like "368", or a keyword, like "PRIVMSG"). from will be the server name or the source user (depending on the keyword); flags are ignored. The order of the arguments is identical to the order that the IRC server sends to the bot. The pre-processing only splits it apart enough to determine the keyword. If the proc returns 1, Eggdrop will not process the line any further (this could cause your bot to behave oddly in some cases).

im really not sure on this bind raw buisness

the lines im recieving is

Code:

[06:04] [@] irc-server.name.se 324 Botnick #xxx +sptinSl 8[06:04] [@] irc-server.name.se 329 Botnick #xxx 1057019448

obviously im only interested in line "324"

so its ???

Code:

bind raw  flags??? 324 proc raw_modes irc.server.name.se 324 "+sptinSl *"

now im really lost
struggling with any bind calls includine a simple bind pub to create a public command to switch +S on.

flags are ignored losing me further
and i have 10 servers in my connect list, this surely will present me with further problems

and the last bit is a cause for concern :O
If the proc returns 1, Eggdrop will not process the line any further (this could cause your bot to behave oddly in some cases).

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Wed Jul 02, 2003 1:31 am

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-07-01T18:26:27-04:00

now... if the getchanmode command doesn't return all chanmodes set, make the bot send the MODE command to the server

Code:

putserv "MODE $chan"

it will give you the list of chanmodes set, then you just have to use bind raw to catch the return msg and pull out the correct item... ie the chanmodes[/quote]

ah didnt quite read all your msg proply ok well its not returning all set modes

putserv bit i understand

but what is bind raw

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Jul 01, 2003 6:26 pm

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-07-01T17:21:11-04:00

[quote="Papillon"]

Code:

if {["$cur_mode" == "+npstl *"]} {continue}

^^ this is wrong, [] is used to mark of that "this is a command", also you can't use wildcards "*" in simple == matching, you have to use something like

Code:

if {[string match $cur_mode "+npstl *"]} {continue}

I know the [] = command but then the console shows the invalid command, which = the text the $cur_mode is getting, and I repeat that text does not include caps S the custom mode for ssl enforced channel even tho its ON. the text in the console will show

Code:

"invalid command +npstl"

wheras when mode +S is also set it should read

Code:

"invalid command +npsStl"

so 1 of 2 things is happenning

getchanmode does not pull from the channel its self but the loaded chanmodes in eggdrop memory for the particular chan, or theres a bug in getchanmode command and its filtering caps chanmodes out.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Jul 01, 2003 5:21 pm

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-07-01T10:10:13-04:00

Code:

if {["$cur_mode" == "+npstl *"]} {continue}

^^ this is wrong, [] is used to mark of that "this is a command", also you can't use wildcards "*" in simple == matching, you have to use something like

Code:

if {[string match $cur_mode "+npstl *"]} {continue}

now... if the getchanmode command doesn't return all chanmodes set, make the bot send the MODE command to the server

Code:

putserv "MODE $chan"

it will give you the list of chanmodes set, then you just have to use bind raw to catch the return msg and pull out the correct item... ie the chanmodes

Statistics: Posted by Papillon — Tue Jul 01, 2003 10:10 am

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-06-30T06:04:03-04:00

ok iv worked something out why i cant get this to work

by running the script this method

Code:

set cur_mode     [getchanmode [strlwr $ssl_chan]]

and using this as the if statement

Code:

if {["$cur_mode" == "+npstl *"]} {continue}

will give me an error, (because of the [] surrounding the compare) but it does show me the text

Code:

[getchanmode [strlwr $ssl_chan]]

is pyulling in the console and "S" is never included (even when its on) meaning its not pulling the info i require from the channel itself, but its getting it from the eggdrops own chanmode enforce data.

how can i query the real chanmodes NOT the eggdrops enforce chanmode ??

once iv found that out this tcl should support any new channel modes that eggdrop itself does'nt, and as iv heard eggdrop may never support some modes this will be really useful to many people

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Jun 30, 2003 6:04 am

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-06-29T15:39:53-04:00

Code:

if {[string match "*S*" [getchanmode [strlwr $chan]]]} {                      still missing one of these i think      ^         its been added here but is not on  your line

anyway for sum strange reason its doing somethig today but it seems it dont care wether the chan is +S or not it pushes it anyway
whereas it wasnt doing jack last night, still it was late.

anyway i dont think its quite what i asked for tho the line definately pulls the channel modes out

im looking for how to do this

Code:

if {[string DOESNTmatch "*S*" [getchanmode [strlwr $chan]]]} {

is what i really want so then it should pushmode as commanded ONLY when "+S" does not exist.
[/code]

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Jun 29, 2003 3:39 pm

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-06-29T04:23:10-04:00

Oups, damn, forgot to put the if.. sorry about that. It should be something like:

Code:

if {[string match "*S*" [getchanmode [strlwr $chan]]} {

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Sun Jun 29, 2003 4:23 am

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-06-28T21:50:53-04:00

invalid command name "strlwr" ?

make sure alltools.tcl is loaded
or do [string tolower $chan]

no without the "if" in front of the given line i get string as invalid command which i presumed would happen before i did the new line.
as if im correct string is a secondary command related to preceeding commands ie if

without the final closing bracket to the string compare query i get missing bracket,

which i alsio noticed before i did the new line.

however i did as coded above 1st to see

yes alltools is loaded its the 1st script in my scripts section full.conf

i take it with [string to lower $chan] you mean a line

set chan [string tolower $chan]

if so iv tried it. not sure where in the script it should go so i tested above the proc

within the proc body below line if {![botisop

and below all

oh and just to note iv changed "set chan "#bla" "
to set ssl_chan "#bla"

iv also tried set cur_mode "[string [getchanmode [strlwr $chan]"

and tried to use "$cur_mode" match "*S*" in the if statement but its insisting on having a command there even tho iv used "" and comparing to texts shud be permitted according to documentation.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Jun 28, 2003 9:50 pm

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-06-28T20:03:30-04:00

invalid command name "strlwr" ?

make sure alltools.tcl is loaded
or do [string tolower $chan]

Statistics: Posted by spock — Sat Jun 28, 2003 8:03 pm

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-06-28T19:28:06-04:00

hmmm that just dont seem to work

your line without the "if" gives me invalid command and without the last "]" it gives me missing bracket in the console window

and when iv added them it does nothing, reguardless of whether chan is or isnt +S
the only way i can get action from the new line is by adding != 1 same place i added on my line, which seems to totally revoke the whole compare argument and leaves me exactly where i was before

it will either do nothing or it will not stop doing it.

i dont mind if i have to add a dummy command after ie putlog ""

and then use the else to go to my needed command

but iv tried this and also i get nowhere

really you should be able to place the != elsewere in the compare but it just dont work

sorry if i sound dumb but this is my 1st ever bash at tcl, apart from changing sum general settings in otherds scripts

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Jun 28, 2003 7:28 pm

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-06-28T12:11:02-04:00

replace:

Code:

if {[string match "S" [lindex [getchanmode $chan] ] ] != 1} {

with:

Code:

{[string match "*S*" [getchanmode [strlwr $chan]]} {

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Sat Jun 28, 2003 12:11 pm

aaargh banging my head on the wall simple chanmode change an

2003-06-28T11:29:10-04:00

If i get this to do something then it dont stop lol im looking to check chanmode +S then if it doesnt exist invoke it, if it does thern do nothing

some1 please point out what im not getting into my head

also cant understand why it insists on 3 timer enties

Code:

set ssl_timer  60 set chan       "#xxx"#set cur_mode      "S"set new_mode      "+S"timer $ssl_timer ssl_onproc ssl_on {} {  global chan ssl_timer new_mode  timer $ssl_timer ssl_on    if {![botisop $chan]} {continue}    if {[string match "S" [lindex [getchanmode $chan] ] ] != 1} {    pushmode $chan $new_mode    flushmode $chan    putlog "SSL: set +S on $chan"    }}proc ssl_start {} {  global ssl_timer  timer $ssl_timer ssl_on}

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Jun 28, 2003 11:29 am