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Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-17T03:48:16-04:00

Many Thanks user.

That did the job done.

Thanks again

Statistics: Posted by CoMMy — Sat Apr 17, 2004 3:48 am

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-16T13:43:30-04:00

Code:

set deop {}foreach user [chanlist $chn] { if {[isop $user $chn]&&![matchattr [nick2hand $user $chn] nmb]&&\![isbotnick $user]&&![onchansplit $user $chn]} {lappend deop $user}}massmode $chn -o $deop

Statistics: Posted by user — Fri Apr 16, 2004 1:43 pm

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-16T13:12:44-04:00

I dont understand. Can you elaborate please?

Statistics: Posted by CoMMy — Fri Apr 16, 2004 1:12 pm

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-16T12:09:38-04:00

instead of 'pushmode', just 'lappend' the nicks to a variable and pass the resulting list to 'massmode' after the foreach loop. Or do a total rewrite of the massmode proc to include your rules

Statistics: Posted by user — Fri Apr 16, 2004 12:09 pm

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-16T07:40:08-04:00

My God.
Thanks user that works fine but there is one more thing.

I used to use

Code:

foreach user [chanlist $chn] {set hand [nick2hand $user $chn]if {![isop $user $chn] || [matchattr $hand n] || [matchattr $hand b] || [matchattr $hand m] || $user == $botnick || [onchansplit $user $chn]} {continue} pushmode $chn -o $user }}

and i used to specify which users to deop with this code:

Code:

if {![isop $user $chn] || [matchattr $hand n] || [matchattr $hand b] || [matchattr $hand m] || $user == $botnick || [onchansplit $user $chn]} {continue}

but now i dont know how to specify this with your "massmode" proc.

Can you explain how to do this using your proc ?
Thanks

Statistics: Posted by CoMMy — Fri Apr 16, 2004 7:40 am

Something like this?

2004-04-15T11:41:02-04:00

Code:

proc massmode {chan mode arg} {scan $mode {%[-+]%[bov]} p mset j [llength $arg]set k [expr {${::modes-per-line}-1}]set out "";for {set i 0} {$i<$j} {incr i} {set args [lrange $arg $i [incr i $k]]append out "MODE $chan $p[string repeat $m [llength $args]] [join $args]\n"}putdccraw 0 [string len $out] $out}# thenmassmode #yourchan -o [chanlist #yourchan];#;)

Statistics: Posted by user — Thu Apr 15, 2004 11:41 am

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-15T09:00:48-04:00

Instead of simply using pushmode $chan +o $user to op everyone
i want to do this fast user putdccraw or putquick, thus i have
to seperate each user into different args.

I hope you understand

Statistics: Posted by CoMMy — Thu Apr 15, 2004 9:00 am

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-15T08:00:46-04:00

OK.

The "chanlist" command spits out a list of nickname on the channel.

The "foreach" command will cycle through each person in a list.

I don't understand why you are trying to do what your doing, as it quite simply isn't thought about.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Thu Apr 15, 2004 8:00 am

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-15T07:44:23-04:00

Well, I have this and it only ops 1 user while there are many in the channel to op.

Code:

........foreach user [chanlist $chan] {if {![isop $user $chan] && ![matchattr [nick2hand $user $chan] &d $chan]} {set user0 [lindex $user 0]set user1 [lindex $user 1]set user2 [lindex $user 2]set user3 [lindex $user 3]set user4 [lindex $user 4]set user5 [lindex $user 5]set user6 [lindex $user 6] }}putserv "MODE $chan +o+o+o+o+o+o $user0 $user1 $user2 $user3 $user4 $user5 $user6"return 1 }}

What is it with this ?

Statistics: Posted by CoMMy — Thu Apr 15, 2004 7:44 am

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-15T06:48:03-04:00

The "chanlist" command returns a list of users that you can use lindex on.

What exactly are you trying to do, as you seem to be confusing how to operate lists.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Thu Apr 15, 2004 6:48 am

Grabbing Users From Foreach

2004-04-15T09:02:09-04:00

Hey Guys,

I need you assistance on this.

When you do a

Code:

foreach user [chanlist $chan] {

The users are listed like this in the bot in seperate lines.

user1
user2
user3
user4

How can i grab each user seperately? I know its not [lindex] because their not on the same line. What is the command ?

Statistics: Posted by CoMMy — Thu Apr 15, 2004 5:58 am