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could this work?

2004-06-28T12:31:44-04:00

-1 user for each channel where reperesents itself

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Mon Jun 28, 2004 12:31 pm

could this work?

2004-06-28T01:15:32-04:00

i need to know how to make "$chusr" count all the nicks that are in same chan with the bot, doesn't matter if they're oped/voice/ or nothing

Code:

set chusr 0foreach c [channels] {    incr chusr [llength [chanlist $c]]}

Statistics: Posted by user — Mon Jun 28, 2004 1:15 am

could this work?

2004-06-28T01:11:36-04:00

my mistake, i didn't tell it correctly, everything is correct except, i need to know how to make "$chusr" count all the nicks that are in same chan with the bot, doesn't matter if they're oped/voice/ or nothing

Ty, scripts works great.

Statistics: Posted by DarkJFMan — Mon Jun 28, 2004 1:11 am

could this work?

2004-06-27T20:49:38-04:00

Something like this should work:

Code:

bind pub - `power pub:powerproc pub:power {nick uhost hand chan text} {  set chnum 0; set chusr 0; set nonop 0 set totch [llength [channels]]  foreach ch [channels] {    if {[botisop $ch]} {      set chn [llength [chanlist $ch]]      incr chusr $chn      incr chnum      foreach u [chanlist $ch] {        if {![isop $u $ch]} { incr nonop }      }    }  } putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :I'm opped in $chnum out of $totch channels, and can fool around with $nonop out of $chusr users. "}

Statistics: Posted by greenbear — Sun Jun 27, 2004 8:49 pm

could this work?

2004-06-27T17:59:19-04:00

something is messed up

[02:54:54pm] (DarkJFMan) `power
[02:54:56pm] (DarkJFGirl) I'm oped in 4 channels out of 4, and can fool around with 0 of 4

what i want script to do
`power
I'm oped in (how many chans bot is op) channels out of (the chan's he's in), and can fool around with (people that don't got op) of (all the users in same chan with op)

The script is correct, it's just i need to find the right loops.

Statistics: Posted by DarkJFMan — Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:59 pm

could this work?

2004-06-27T17:05:00-04:00

You are using the wrong number of arguments for the 'botisop' command.
See the tcl-commands.doc for BOTISOP.

Replace this

Code:

      if {[botisop [lindex $test $number] $channel]} {

With this

Code:

      if {[botisop $channel]} {

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Sun Jun 27, 2004 5:05 pm

could this work?

2004-06-27T16:52:07-04:00

Code:

bind pub - `power pub:powerproc pub:power { nick host hand channel args } {global botnick power  set test [chanlist $channel]# The channels bot is in  set reg($channel) 0  for { set number 0 } { $number < [llength $test] } { incr number } {    if {[onchan $botnick $channel]} {       incr reg($channel)     }  }# The channels bot is op  set ops($channel) 0  for { set number 0 } { $number < [llength $test] } { incr number } {      if {[botisop [lindex $test $number] $channel]} {        incr ops($channel)      }    }# The number of users are in chan with bot  set usera($channel) 0    for { set number 0 } { $number < [llength $test] } { incr number } {      if {[onchan $nick $channel]} {        incr usera($channel)      }    }# The number of users are in chan with bot with no op  set usern($channel) 0    for { set number 0 } { $number < [llength $test] } { incr number } {      if {![isop $nick $channel] } {   incr usern($channel)      }    }puhelp "PRIVMSG $channel :I'm oped in $ops($channel) channels out of $reg($channel), \    and can fool around with $usern($channel) of $usera($channel)"  } return 0}}

[01:58:08pm] [17:00] Tcl error [pub:power]: wrong # args: should be "botisop ?channel?"

What's wrong?

Statistics: Posted by DarkJFMan — Sun Jun 27, 2004 4:52 pm