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Which command in TCL?

2004-04-08T15:27:44-04:00

thats usefull to know

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Thu Apr 08, 2004 3:27 pm

Which command in TCL?

2004-04-08T05:28:52-04:00

You could if you so wish, use concat.

Code:

set a "hello"set b "world"set var [concat $a $b]set var

Would output "helloworld"

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Thu Apr 08, 2004 5:28 am

Which command in TCL?

2004-04-07T17:21:12-04:00

also $+ means join vars or something eh
but in tcl u can just write them next to eachother like

$test$test$test$test

no need for

$+($test, $test, $test, $test)

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Wed Apr 07, 2004 5:21 pm

Re: Which command in TCL?

2004-04-07T09:40:09-04:00

1) I have a rather stupid question.

What is the $+ command in TCL?

I've tried searching for it in google and on this forum, but it's quite impossible to search for since it only uses special characters.

Thanks in advance

Not everyone speaks mirc (guess), try explaining what it does...

Statistics: Posted by dollar — Wed Apr 07, 2004 9:40 am

Which command in TCL?

2004-04-07T08:53:21-04:00

maybe if u write it to a txt file .. then read it on startup .. other wize i can't think of a way how you could do this ..

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Wed Apr 07, 2004 8:53 am

Which command in TCL?

2004-04-07T05:52:01-04:00

1) I have a rather stupid question.

What is the $+ command in TCL?

I've tried searching for it in google and on this forum, but it's quite impossible to search for since it only uses special characters.

Thanks in advance

2) Is there a way to save global variables, so that they are still there when the bot is rebooted? Now, in my script there's set var "", but I actually want it to have to same value as it did before the loading of the script. Is this possible?

Statistics: Posted by Real — Wed Apr 07, 2004 5:52 am