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how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-18T17:12:59-04:00

okay there seems to a problem with the bind commands , but how eles wuld i be able to put them..???

Statistics: Posted by grinch157 — Wed Feb 18, 2004 5:12 pm

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-16T16:59:23-04:00

this is what have now... it's not much different.. cause i'm having trouble finding information on how to have it put the the +v and -v in a list and have it read back an forth accordingly .... also i cant find any info on adding queue lists either...... either i'm not looking in the right places or i'm missing somthing...lol probally both???.
but anyways here it is..:

Code:

bind pubm - "*Sends:[1/*]*" voice_mebind pubm - "*Sends:«1/*»*" voice_meproc voice_me {nick uhost hand chan text} {  if {[botisop $chan]==1} {    if {![isop $nick $chan] && ![isvoice $nick $chan]} {      timer 5 [putserv "mode $chan +v $nick"]       #puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :Thank You for Serving in $chan"    }  }}bind pubm - "*Sends:[0/*]*" de-voice_mebind pubm - "*Sends:«0/*»*" de_voice_meproc de-voice_me (nick uhost hand chan text) {  if {[botisop $chan]==1} {    if {[isop %nick $chan] && [isvoice $nick $chan]} {      putserv "mode $chan -v $nick"    }  }}

i appreciate the suggestions

Statistics: Posted by grinch157 — Mon Feb 16, 2004 4:59 pm

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-15T15:21:39-04:00

Here's a hint for one way to do it. Have two global variables, voice_add and voice_remove. Now, in your bind for adding +v, instead of putserv, you have to do this:

search through the voice_remove list, if he's there remove him

add him to the voice_add list

And instead of -v, do this:

search through the voice_add list, if he's there remove him

add him to the voice_remove list

See how it works? One list keeps track of who to give +v to, the other keeps track of who to take away +v from. One person can't be in both lists, so you have to check the other list before adding to either one.

Then you need a timer or a bind time to execute every two minutes (or however long you want). In that proc, you simply do putserv -v for each person in the voice_remove list, and +v for each person in the voice_add list. Then clear both lists.

Statistics: Posted by stdragon — Sun Feb 15, 2004 3:21 pm

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-15T13:33:49-04:00

is there anyone that can help me with this?? i've got the base (i gugess) but i like the suggestion of having the the servers put into a delayed queue. but i don't know how to do this.......

Statistics: Posted by grinch157 — Sun Feb 15, 2004 1:33 pm

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-13T18:44:50-04:00

okay, i understand what your saying, but how would i do this?

Statistics: Posted by grinch157 — Fri Feb 13, 2004 6:44 pm

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-13T15:38:35-04:00

I would use a queue instead of sending the mode changes right away. That way, the bot isn't doing mode changes every 2 seconds. Make it so that instead of putserv, you just add the person to a queue. Then, once a minute (bind time, or a timer), give +v to everyone in the add queue, -v to everyone in the remove queue.

Statistics: Posted by stdragon — Fri Feb 13, 2004 3:38 pm

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-13T12:47:02-04:00

ok so this is what i got now....

Code:

bind pubm - "*Sends:[1/*]*" voice_mebind pubm - "*Sends:«1/*»*" voice_meproc voice_me {nick uhost hand chan text} {  if {[botisop $chan]==1} {    if {[isop $nick $chan]==0 && [isvoice $nick $chan]==0} {      putserv "mode $chan +v $nick"      #puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :Thank You for Serving in $chan"    }  }}bind pubm - "*Sends:[0/*]*" de-voice_mebind pubm - "*Sends:«0/*»*" de_voice_meproc de-voice_me (nick uhost hand chan text) {  if {[botisop $chan]==1} {    if {[isop %nick $chan]==0 && [isvoice $nick $chan]==0} {      putserv "mode $chan -v $nick"      #puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :Your server is no longer active in $chan"    }  }}

is there a better way to to this????
or is this okay as is?

Statistics: Posted by grinch157 — Fri Feb 13, 2004 12:47 pm

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-13T10:47:47-04:00

DOH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thanks

Statistics: Posted by grinch157 — Fri Feb 13, 2004 10:47 am

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-12T18:41:18-04:00

Well you've already discovered the use of wildcards, why don't you just use those?

*Sends: <1/*>*

something like that

Statistics: Posted by stdragon — Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:41 pm

how would a variable to a voice script??

2004-02-12T15:37:59-04:00

i need some help.

how would i be able to ad a variable into this script.

Code:

bind pubm - "*Sends:[0/1]*" voice_mebind pubm - "*FTP Online*" voice_mebind pubm - "*Sends:«1/1»*" voice_mebind pubm - "*Sends:«1/2»*" voice_mebind pubm - "*Sends:«1/3»*" voice_meproc voice_me {nick uhost hand chan text} {  if {[botisop $chan]==1} {    if {[isop $nick $chan]==0 && [isvoice $nick $chan]==0} {      putserv "mode $chan +v $nick"      #puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :Thank You for Serving in $chan"    }  }}

this will voice servers that match "*Sends:[0/1]*" in their ad.. what i'm really intrested in is this part Sends:[0 or even Sends:[0/ . the other number would really be ilrelavant.... is ther a way i can have a variable to replace that second number like sends:[1/?] instead of adding all kinds of binds to it??

Statistics: Posted by grinch157 — Thu Feb 12, 2004 3:37 pm