DragnLord's weather script

[DragnLord]

The new script is available from the archive now.

[Icari]

when trying to do

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.wz piarco TT

i get

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 Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "fwhat(1)": no such variable

the error info is

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Tcl: can't read "fwhat(1)": no such variable
Tcl:     while executing
Tcl: "regsub -all {<([^<])*>} $fwhat($f) {} fwhat($f)"
Tcl:     (procedure "wz_socket" line 72)
Tcl:     invoked from within
Tcl: "wz_socket $nick $webpage $location $city $outtarg $wzoutput $zip $country"
Tcl:     (procedure "wz_parse" line 291)
Tcl:     invoked from within
Tcl: "wz_parse $nick $handle $location $outtarg"
Tcl:     (procedure "pub_wz" line 18)
Tcl:     invoked from within
Tcl: "pub_wz $_pub1 $_pub2 $_pub3 $_pub4 $_pub5"

This is using the 4.2.5 version of the script

if i try

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.wz piarco

i get

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Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "outtitle": no such variable

and the errorinfo

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Tcl: can't read "outtitle": no such variable
Tcl:     while executing
Tcl: "string first Search $outtitle"
Tcl:     (procedure "wz_socket" line 23)
Tcl:     invoked from within
Tcl: "wz_socket $nick $webpage $location $city $outtarg $wzoutput $zip $country"
Tcl:     (procedure "wz_parse" line 291)
Tcl:     invoked from within
Tcl: "wz_parse $nick $handle $location $outtarg"
Tcl:     (procedure "pub_wz" line 18)
Tcl:     invoked from within
Tcl: "pub_wz $_pub1 $_pub2 $_pub3 $_pub4 $_pub5"

[DragnLord]

Apparently you have done something to break your copy of the script.

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[Jan_15 11:05:02pm] <DragnLord> .wz -v piarco TT
[Jan_15 11:05:04pm] <WZ_Test>  Piarco, Trinidad And Tobago -- 12:05 AM AST Updated: 12:00 AM AST on January 16, 2009
[Jan_15 11:05:05pm] <WZ_Test>  Conditions: 73°F / 23°C | Partly Cloudy
[Jan_15 11:05:06pm] <WZ_Test>  Humidity:  88%    Dew Point: 70°F / 21°C
[Jan_15 11:05:07pm] <WZ_Test>  Pressure: 29.92in / 1013hPa (Falling)  Wind: Calm
[Jan_15 11:05:09pm] <WZ_Test>  === Weather v4.2.5 by DragnLord ===

[Icari]

Apparently you have done something to break your copy of the script.

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[Jan_15 11:05:02pm] <DragnLord> .wz -v piarco TT
[Jan_15 11:05:04pm] <WZ_Test>  Piarco, Trinidad And Tobago -- 12:05 AM AST Updated: 12:00 AM AST on January 16, 2009
[Jan_15 11:05:05pm] <WZ_Test>  Conditions: 73°F / 23°C | Partly Cloudy
[Jan_15 11:05:06pm] <WZ_Test>  Humidity:  88%    Dew Point: 70°F / 21°C
[Jan_15 11:05:07pm] <WZ_Test>  Pressure: 29.92in / 1013hPa (Falling)  Wind: Calm
[Jan_15 11:05:09pm] <WZ_Test>  === Weather v4.2.5 by DragnLord ===

I copied and pasted the latest version of the script into my file and reloaded it, this location has never worked for me since i started using your script. i dont modify scripts like yours as i am not the best at tcl and i know i will break it.

[DragnLord]

Make sure you have word wrap turned off when you copy it.

The script works, as shown, this would indicate that you have caused your copy not to work.

I suggest using ftp (or sftp) to upload the script to your shell.

[Icari]

copying your version over [localhost not shell] made it work, thanks for the suggestion.

[sharpie1664]

when i try and set default for ex .wz -d leeds uk the bot responds with
Sorry, dunno who you are, you can't set a default but in the tcl i have it set so anyone can set default

## Allow users to set a default weather city (can just type .wz to get weather)?
## Defaults are saved per user using XTRA fields in the user database.
## yes == 1 no == 0
set allow_user_def_wz 1

any ideas?

Thanks

[DragnLord]

when i try and set default for ex .wz -d leeds uk the bot responds with
Sorry, dunno who you are, you can't set a default but in the tcl i have it set so anyone can set default

## Allow users to set a default weather city (can just type .wz to get weather)?
## Defaults are saved per user using XTRA fields in the user database.
## yes == 1 no == 0
set allow_user_def_wz 1

any ideas?

Thanks

The script allows people in the bot's user list to set defaults. This means that the bot must recognize the person's hostmask and match it to a user handle. What you describe is the bot not recognizing you, up to you to fix that, it has nothing to do with the script.

[sharpie1664]

Thanks m8 yup it was exactly that i had a vhost set on my nick

Cheers

[koldfusion]

I am getting the

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Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "outtitle": no such variable

problem as well.

I have tried multiple different ways of getting the file over.

FTP/SFTP
Local login on the account then extracting via GUI
Through shell, nano weather425.tcl pasting the script in (no word wrap),

Always the same issue

Anyone else with this issue?
If so, how did you fix this?

I have installed tons of tcls in the past, Linux is basically my second OS. I'm not new but I'm not Pro either. (10 years Linux use)

I'm sure its something simple

[DragnLord]

I get no such error.
What location are you asking for?
Post errorInfo results, as specified when posting about problems.

[Gordon]

same error here,

it happens when you write only name of the city without country code,

for example,

.wz Paris ('.wz Paris FR' works)
Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "outtitle": no such variable

.wz Denver (i dont know how to make this work..)
Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "outtitle": no such variable


also i would like to know how to look for cities like New York or New Orleans..

reply i get, Sorry, orleans is not supported. Try .wzc <country> or /msg b0t .wzc <country> to find your 2 letter country code

[CtrlAltDel]

same error here,

it happens when you write only name of the city without country code,

for example,

.wz Paris ('.wz Paris FR' works)
Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "outtitle": no such variable

.wz Denver (i dont know how to make this work..)
Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "outtitle": no such variable


also i would like to know how to look for cities like New York or New Orleans..

reply i get, Sorry, orleans is not supported. Try .wzc <country> or /msg b0t .wzc <country> to find your 2 letter country code

.wz denver, co
.wz new york, ny
.wz new orleans, la

that help?

[DragnLord]

.wz denver, co
.wz new york, ny
.wz new orleans, la

that help?

This is correct.
You can also use ".wz help" to get some basic instructions.

[Kein]

.wz denver, co
.wz new york, ny
.wz new orleans, la

that help?

This is correct.
You can also use ".wz help" to get some basic instructions.

Same problem as above.
Header-readme says:
## Usage: .wz [-d] [-o] [-u imc] [-t] [-h] [-short] [help] <city,state|zip|ICAO code> [country]

[country] -> I always thought that the args in [] brackets is optional.

[23:18:01] <Kein> $weather boston
[23:22:34] <Bot> [22:22] Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "outtitle": no such variable

Looks like I was wrong all my life.

Can you just make it... optional? Let it return the first result, c'mon. It will not break anything or destroy the eternity.

Also:

[23:29:07] <Kein> $weather -help
[23:29:08] <Bot> [22:29] Tcl error [pub_wz]: can't read "outtitle": no such variable

Lol?
Changes made:

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## set these to whatever you want, it will carry over into the help now.
## Change .wz .wzc & .wzf to whatever you prefer.
set wflag "$"
set wzbind ${wflag}weather
set wzcbind ${wflag}wzc
set wzfbind ${wflag}forecast 

Also, help-string still says "[23:27:09] -Bot- Check your syntax, use .wz -help", but well, you see, I have changed the prefix and cmd... Just make it variable in help-text