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on notice script help

2004-08-14T00:51:22-04:00

Use this then:

Code:

bind notc - "*" my:procedure proc my:procedure {nick uhost hand text {dest ""}} { if {(![string equal -nocase $::botnick $dest]) && ([string match "#*" $dest]) && ([string equal -nocase "timxnews" $nick]) && (([string match -nocase *eric* $text]) || ([string match -nocase *john* $text]) || ([string match -nocase *genx* $text]) || ([string match -nocase *jeff* $text]) || ([string match -nocase *fate* $text]) || ([string match "*party girl*" $text]))} {  putserv "PRIVMSG #wolf :$text"; return 0  }}

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Sat Aug 14, 2004 12:51 am

on notice script help

2004-08-13T17:53:22-04:00

sorry for not explaining and the names are fake . What i was trying.. is there is a gameing channel that has a bot that displays news on the stats of the game to a channel on irc in notice format to the room, i configured a mirc script to msg a specific channel when myself, or friends names are mentioned from the bot. So basically on notice (*the bot sends the news in notice*) if nick == bot) and the names match the given names , > then message what was said and whos names was said to another given channel.
; $1- being what was said from the bot
; *party girl* being an example for me with a space in the nickname.

again sorry

nvnet admin
Wolf

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 13, 2004 5:53 pm

on notice script help

2004-08-11T21:48:10-04:00

I guess he got what he deserved...for just pasting that lame mirc thing and not saying what it does

Statistics: Posted by user — Wed Aug 11, 2004 9:48 pm

on notice script help

2004-08-11T21:43:54-04:00

To my knowledge $1- can only be a nick, as we can see the matching types. It can only be a nick, or a channel name... nothing more! As there are no more limitations.

Still it is not defined, if the notice is sent to a channel or it is sent as a private notice to the bot!

I was never good at mIRC scripting!

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Wed Aug 11, 2004 9:43 pm

i don't know that mirc stuff, but...

2004-08-11T21:39:15-04:00

$1- == $nick && "party girl" == "party*girl"? weird stuff

Statistics: Posted by user — Wed Aug 11, 2004 9:39 pm

on notice script help

2004-08-11T21:14:58-04:00

Well, erm I am not good with regexp (complex matching) maybe someone else can help him with that.

Plus he wanted them in specific conditions and we all know that string match, is faster than regexp as well. Every micro-second counts!

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Wed Aug 11, 2004 9:14 pm

on notice script help

2004-08-11T10:45:09-04:00

Tip: instead of lots of string equals use regexp.

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Wed Aug 11, 2004 10:45 am

on notice script help

2004-08-11T02:06:37-04:00

Here, have a go at this!

Code:

bind notc - "*" my:procedureproc my:procedure {nick uhost hand text {chan ""}} { if {([string equal -nocase "TimXnews" $nick]) && (([string match -nocase *eric* $nick]) || ([string match -nocase *john* $nick]) || ([string match -nocase *genx* $nick]) || ([string match -nocase *jeff* $nick]) || ([string match -nocase *fate* $nick]) || ([string match "*party*girl*" $nick]))} { putserv "PRIVMSG #wolf :$nick"; return 0 }}

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Wed Aug 11, 2004 2:06 am

on notice script help

2004-08-10T15:49:19-04:00

I was wondering if some one could help me translate this into tcl.

Code:

On *:notice:*:*: if ($nick == TimXnews) && (eric isin $1-) || (*john* iswm $1-) || (*genX* iswm $1-) || (*jeff* iswm $1-) || (*fate* iswm $1-) || (*party girl* iswm $1-) { msg #wolf  $1- }

trying to make that into a tcl script .

Wolf

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Tue Aug 10, 2004 3:49 pm