Tcl de-op or de-voice

2004-06-10T09:32:22-04:00

Very simple indeed.

Try this code you can alter it according to your needs if you need to op, deop, voice, devoice, kick, ban someone or need to change modes, topics etc on a channel.

Code:

## You can change the flag triggers according to your needsbind pub n !deop pub:deop# And here is the procedure to deop the nick(s)proc pub:deop {nick host hand chan text} { global botnick  if {[botisop $chan] && [onchan $nick $chan]} {         set nick1 [lindex $text 0]; set nick2 [lindex $text 1]   set nick3 [lindex $text 2]; set nick4 [lindex $text 3]   set nick5 [lindex $text 4]; set nick6 [lindex $text 5]  putquick "MODE $chan -oooooo $nick1 $nick2 $nick3 $nick4 $nick5 $nick6" }}

This will trigger on any public channel, only if bot owners with the flag 'n' send the command.

It can utilize multiple nicks.
If you want to say deop more than 1 nick without causing a flood
rather than deoping one by one, you can deop more than one.
Mostly all ircds allow atleast 6 mode changes so you can utilize like this:

Code:

!deop    ..........

Even if you dont want to deop 6 people, if you want to deop less than 6 people, just supply their nicks one by one after the trigger and it will still carry out its procedure and deop the nicks listed.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Thu Jun 10, 2004 9:32 am

Tcl de-op or de-voice

2004-06-10T08:39:03-04:00

Hi i want to make a tcl script that will !deop username and !devoice someone, then the same script can be used to !op or !voice someone. cheers.

Statistics: Posted by scorchin — Thu Jun 10, 2004 8:39 am

egghelp/eggheads community

Tcl de-op or de-voice

Tcl de-op or de-voice