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Adding timed procedure

2004-04-12T14:09:35-04:00

Here's what I've started with:

#Random Cat Action
set timer_seconds {30 + [rand 60]}

if {![info exists word_timer_id]} {
set word_timer_id [timer $timer_seconds word_timer]
}

proc word_timer {} {
global word_timer_id timer_seconds random_actions
set word_timer_id [timer $timer_seconds word_timer]
putserv "PRIVMSG #marytest :\001ACTION [lindex $random_actions [rand [llength $random_actions]]]"
}

set random_actions {
"chases a dustball under the bar."
"falls off of the chair, and starts displacement grooming."
"runs around the room chasing invisible mice."
"closes his eyes and starts purring."
"starts grooming."
"stands half in and out of the place."
"perks his ears up, and then closes his eyes once again."
}

I generally try to learn from context, so yes, it's copied, and then modified to fit what I want. As it sits now, it's not working, well, it is, but it's not doing it in seconds, it sems to be doing it in minutes.

Statistics: Posted by darkmare — Mon Apr 12, 2004 2:09 pm

Adding timed procedure

2004-04-12T13:15:37-04:00

OK this is almost exactly what I want to do, but I have one twist on it; I want to make the timer_minutes variable, something like 10 + random number from 0-30, so that it does the random action every 10-40 minutes, for example.

I can figure out how to add the random amount to the timer, my question is, will that set the timer once everytime it loads it, or will it give a random time interval everytime it calls it? I have a cat, and I want him to do random things like go use the litter box, preen, jump on someone's lap, etc. at random intervals. Also, I'd prefer generic examples; this way I learn something, not just a specific application of it.

Statistics: Posted by darkmare — Mon Apr 12, 2004 1:15 pm

Adding timed procedure

2004-03-27T10:35:50-04:00

That works fantastically stdragon my thanks
Just one more lil' thing I could use help with...a flood control procedure, so chatters won't/can't make the bot flood a room with the $definitions. I tested it out, and the bot will respond to however many times it is triggered until it excess floods. Surely this could be prevented, right?

Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Sat Mar 27, 2004 10:35 am

Adding timed procedure

2004-03-25T13:10:04-04:00

Code:

set timer_minutes 300if {![info exists word_timer_id]} {  set word_timer_id [timer $timer_minutes word_timer]}proc word_timer {} {  global word_timer_id timer_minutes definitions  set word_timer_id [timer $timer_minutes word_timer]  putserv "privmsg #mychan :[lindex $definitions [rand [llength $definitions]]]"}

Something like that.

Statistics: Posted by stdragon — Thu Mar 25, 2004 1:10 pm

Adding timed procedure

2004-03-24T12:41:44-04:00

Trigger its bind. Example of how this tcl works:

!sexword
teabagging - v. When a man lowers his testicles down onto someone's mouth. So-called because of the resemblance to lowering a teabag into water.

The bot grabs a predefined term and spits it out into the channel when triggered. What I would like to include is a function that would make the bot randomly spew forth a line every hour or so into my room.

Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Wed Mar 24, 2004 12:41 pm

Adding timed procedure

2004-03-24T11:48:00-04:00

Automatically trigger it to do what?

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Wed Mar 24, 2004 11:48 am

Adding timed procedure

2004-03-24T04:00:13-04:00

I'm attempting to add another function to my sexword tcl.
I need a timer to automatically trigger the bot to run my procedure without being otherwise triggered, like every 300 minutes?
Here is what I have so far:

bind pub - !word pub_word
bind msg - word msg_word
bind dcc - word dcc_word

proc pub_word { nick mask hand channel args } {
global definitions
putquick "PRIVMSG $channel :[lindex $definitions [rand [llength $definitions]]]"
}

proc msg_word { nick uhost hand rest } {
global definitions
putquick "NOTICE $nick :[lindex $definitions [rand [llength $definitions]]]"
}

proc dcc_word { hand idx rest } {
global definitions
putidx $idx "[lindex $definitions [rand [llength $definitions]]]"
}

set definitions {
"word1 - definition of word1"
"word2 - definition of word2"
}

Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Wed Mar 24, 2004 4:00 am