Did someone already use connect, controll, listen?

[sKy]

One of the last eggdrop tcl mystery. The commands connect, controll, listen... The only thingi found about it was the eggdrop tcl documentation.
I searched the forum, the script archive and google and found nothing.

From hearsay i know this commands work fast then the socket command? The socket command is throttled? - Is this true?

Feel free to tallk about your experiences. Maybe post some example scripts.

[demond]

I dare to claim that my scripts all make pretty good use of these commands and are worth studying as examples

[sKy]

No need to claim something or not. Nvm.
Just show? =)

[demond]

if you were a newbie asking for that, I'd write a couple of lines sample code on the subject - but you're not a newbie - apparently you are just being lazy not bothering to download a script and see for yourself (if by any chance you've already done that and didn't understand something, ask concrete questions)

[sKy]

I`d never found a script which use this commands. I visted your website
http://www.demond.net/ - pretty interesting stuff but nothing about this topic. Which example script do you mean?

[De Kus]

egghttp uses connect and control.

[demond]

I`d never found a script which use this commands. I visted your website
http://www.demond.net/ - pretty interesting stuff but nothing about this topic. Which example script do you mean?

you are expecting me to announce on my website that script X uses command Y?

click on "Other stuff" and download spambuster, ircd and rconsole; they all use connect, control & listen

[egghead]

Maybe post some example scripts.

Some (long) time ago I made two example scripts. Hope it gives a bit of the flavor.

http://members.fortunecity.com/eggheadtcl/

demo-connect.tcl
demo-listen.tcl

http://members.fortunecity.com/eggheadt ... en.tcl.txt
http://members.fortunecity.com/eggheadt ... ct.tcl.txt