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is onvoice

2004-08-20T14:49:32-04:00

I think that little piece of code should work, theres nothing wrong with it.

There can be nothing simpler than that, it is reduced to the total basics, woman.

Oops, actually the usage was:

Code:

Usage: !botmail

I accidently made the trigger !botnick, mistakenly in a hurry.
Use the trigger !botmail that should work!

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Fri Aug 20, 2004 2:49 pm

is onvoice

2004-08-20T14:37:32-04:00

Thanks for the help but it didn't work. Can you think of a simpler script that would just do as I need without all the extra "stuff". I mean someone out there has to be able to write a simple script for this..

Come on help a "BABE" out here boys .. well or girls lol

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 20, 2004 2:37 pm

is onvoice

2004-08-20T09:59:57-04:00

Here, enjoy babe!

Code:

Usage: !botnick

Code:

bind pub - !botmail my:procedureproc my:procedure {nick uhost hand chan text} { putquick "PRIVMSG [lindex $text 0] :[lrange $text 1 end]"}

If you want only OPS to use it then use:
if {([isop [lindex $text 0] $chan])} {
or
bind pub o !botmail my:procedure (#Only for users with +o flag in the bot)

If you want only VOICES to use it then use:
if {([isvoice [lindex $text 0] $chan])} {
or
bind pub v !botmail my:procedure (#Only for users with +v flag in the bot)

If you want OPS and VOICES both to use it then:
if {([isop [lindex $text 0] $chan]) || ([isvoice [lindex $text 0] $chan])} {

If you want every user to use it then, use the bind without any flag:
bind pub - !botmail my:procedure

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Fri Aug 20, 2004 9:59 am

is onvoice

2004-08-20T08:44:16-04:00

I've done just that for two days before posting in the forum. I simply need a script that will say one line of text on a public command for all users.

ie: !botmail .. would trigger this line of text To send botmail /msg botmail send .

There is nothing in all of the scripts I've looked at that can do just this one simple little thing without a load of other "commands". The tell1.tcl can do this but its limited to those who are voiced.

Thank you for your reply.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 20, 2004 8:44 am

is onvoice

2004-08-20T06:03:37-04:00

Search the tcl script archive! www.egghelp.org/tcl.htm

You can find many public commands and channel tool scripts which give users certain access levels, and you can perform commands based on those levels, they also list helps for each users access.

Statistics: Posted by awyeah — Fri Aug 20, 2004 6:03 am

is onvoice

2004-08-19T22:29:37-04:00

I did exactly as you suggested. It still doesn't work. Does anyone know of a simple script that would allow users to access a simple few help commands? All the other public command scripts are a bit too intense for what I need.

Thanks for the help

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Aug 19, 2004 10:29 pm

Re: is onvoice

2004-08-19T21:58:09-04:00

Can anyone help with changing the is onvoice so that this command will work for anyone in channel.. not just those with +v?? Thanks.

Simply remove the test for isvoice?

Code:

puthelp "NOTICE $tnick : To send bot mail type /msg botmail send nick message" pushmode $chan -v $tnick

Statistics: Posted by egghead — Thu Aug 19, 2004 9:58 pm

is onvoice

2004-08-19T08:32:49-04:00

Can anyone help with changing the is onvoice so that this command will work for anyone in channel.. not just those with +v?? Thanks.

# Here you can write msg, which show when you use !botmail command.
if {[isvoice $tnick $chan]} { puthelp "NOTICE $tnick : To send bot mail type /msg botmail send nick message" }
if {[isvoice $tnick $chan]} { pushmode $chan -v $tnick }

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Aug 19, 2004 8:32 am