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putserv/putquick

2002-02-09T05:11:00-04:00

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Statistics: Posted by slennox — Sat Feb 09, 2002 5:11 am

putserv/putquick

2002-02-08T15:56:00-04:00

Why are you guys posting questions related to TCL in the eggdrop section?

Lately, TCL questions being posted on the eggdrop section have become regular now..

I request the moderator to look into it please...

Statistics: Posted by Yourname — Fri Feb 08, 2002 3:56 pm

putserv/putquick

2002-02-07T20:30:00-04:00

Usually only permanent owners can use the .tcl and .set commands (depends on config file setting).

My suggestion is to make your own dcc command to do it. Something simple like this:

Code:

bind dcc - setgreet dcc_setgreetproc dcc_setgreet {hand idx text} {  global greet_a  putdcc $idx "Setting greet_a to $text"  set greet_a $text  return 1}

Change it according to your needs (add flag checks, whatever) and you should be set.

Statistics: Posted by stdragon — Thu Feb 07, 2002 8:30 pm

putserv/putquick

2002-02-07T14:41:00-04:00

Thank you sir, that worked.

But now that I have the global variables greet_a and greet_b, I should be able to change them via partyline, but I cannot seem to do it.

I have tried

.tcl set greet_a "XX Howdy"
What? You need '.help'

I am owner on the channel I should be able to do that correct?

Thanx
Bodger

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Feb 07, 2002 2:41 pm

putserv/putquick

2002-02-07T14:18:00-04:00

You're sending the command "A" to the IRC server, which it won't understand. I'm assuming you want a PRIVMSG, in which case you would do:

putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$greet_a $nick $greet_b"

Note that for these types of text messages you should use "puthelp" instead of "putserv", and you should definitely not use "putquick" which is supposed to be reserved for very important things (e.g. locking the channel quickly).

Statistics: Posted by slennox — Thu Feb 07, 2002 2:18 pm

putserv/putquick

2002-02-07T13:52:00-04:00

I am trying to make my eggdrop bot display a message in the chatroom. Looking in tcl-commands.doc it would appear that putserv or putquick would do the work, but if i use either of them no message comes out on the chatroom.

Here is my script:

-----------------------------------------
set greet_a "Howdy"
set greet_b "I'm BodgerBot enjoy this"

proc join_greet { nick uhost hand chan } {
global greet_a greet_b

putserv "A $greet_a $nick $greet_b" -next
putquick "B $greet_a $nick $greet_b" -next

dccbroadcast "I am greeting $nick"
return 0
}

bind join - #tfm join_greet

dccbroadcast "greetjlb.tcl installed"
-----------------------------------------

Any suggestions why I cannot put a message out to the chatroom?

Thanx

Bodger

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Feb 07, 2002 1:52 pm