global variable to return pub trigger?

[Dedan]

what global variable will return the word that triggered the proc?
eg. aaa bbb ccc
I need to use pub instead of pubm
Is this possible?

bind pub -|- aaa pri:trigger
bind pub -|- bbb pri:trigger
bind pub -|- ccc pri:trigger


proc pri:trigger {stuff} {


}

[De Kus]

I dont know any, but you could make something like
bind pub -|- aaa pri:trigger:aaa
bind pub -|- bbb pri:trigger:bbb
bind pub -|- ccc pri:trigger:ccc


proc pri:trigger:aaa {stuff} {
pri:tigger $stuff aaa
}
proc pri:trigger:bbb {stuff} {
pri:tigger $stuff bbb
}
proc pri:trigger:ccc {stuff} {
pri:tigger $stuff ccc
}

proc pri:trigger {stuff xxx} {
}

no nice code, but you will need only 1 main proc and you will be able to check $xxx to see from where it was called.

[Dedan]

that's the problem,
i am trying to cut the code down.
as is i have like 15 procs all steaming from
the channel text trigger.

[Sir_Fz]

why won't you use pubm ? use pubm and length to check if = 3 letter, then you won't use more than 1 proc or 2.

[caesar]

Check the lastbind thing, maybe will help.

[user]

Check the global variable 'lastbind', like caesar said or, if you want some other additional argument passed along from the bind, pass a list of command +argument(s) to 'bind' like this:

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bind pub -|- aaa [list pri:trigger aaa]

Now pri:trigger will be called with 6 arguments; the string "aaa" + the default ones (nick, uhost, hand, chan and arg)

[Dedan]

thanks User

[Dedan]

ok, this is the correct structure?

bind pub -|- aaa [list pri:trigger aaa]

proc pri:trigger {nick uhost handle channel text trigger} {

# $trigger == aaa ???

}

[strikelight]

ok, this is the correct structure?

bind pub -|- aaa [list pri:trigger aaa]

proc pri:trigger {nick uhost handle channel text trigger} {

# $trigger == aaa ???

}

no.. as user said, it is aaa + the regular arguments...

so... more explicit:

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proc pri:trigger {trigger nick uhost hand chan text} {

[Dedan]

ahhhhhhhhhh,
thanks strikelight