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creating commands

2004-01-29T20:11:03-04:00

that doesnet really mean anything to me, the topic titles dont even come close to what i search and because i have no idea what to look for or how to start it makes it even harder, is there no one out there who has done this and can help me out?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Jan 29, 2004 8:11 pm

creating commands

2004-01-29T12:19:31-04:00

bind pub
puthelp "NOTICE $nick
puthelp "PRIVMSG $chan
file open
file read

Statistics: Posted by arcane — Thu Jan 29, 2004 12:19 pm

creating commands

2004-01-29T11:55:12-04:00

thanks caesar but what would i look for?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Jan 29, 2004 11:55 am

creating commands

2004-01-29T11:32:29-04:00

You should see the tcl-commands.doc file from the doc/ dir and this TCL Manual. Also, a lil forum search should give you some start tips.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Thu Jan 29, 2004 11:32 am

creating commands

2004-01-29T08:53:11-04:00

Hi i am completely new to eggdrops and the TCL language, i was told to read this guide http://www.suninet.nl/tclguide/ which i have done, have also read alot of other sites and frankly the whole concept is beyond my capabilites i just dont get code anyway to the reason i am here, i have an info bot which has been coded in mIRC Script (if thats the language) anyway people can execute a command like !modes and it connects to an ini file on the bots client which then spits out various info, another ie,

!staff - "-aocab`Serv- AOCAB Staff - AOCAB's often demanding duties requires the most versatile, commited and talented group of members. If you would like to find out who these people are please type the following in the channel window. !staff.managing.director , !staff.directors , !staff.managers , !staff.co-ordinators , !staff.personnel. For more details please visit our website http://aocab.net."

now im looking at converting the bot to an eggdrop for various reasons, 1 main reason is we can run it of our webserver, so my question is how would one go about creating commands like !staff with the info connected to it, im thinking all i would really need is one bit of code which i can then copy and paste and change the info for each command to suit, anyway if anyone could help or point me to somewhere which actually explains how one would do that i would be greatful.

Thanks in advance

Michael

p.s. i did search but its a little hard to when you dont really know what to search for

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Jan 29, 2004 8:53 am