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if {[catch {source $script} err]} { You are invoking 'source' in the scope of the proc, which means the code inside the sourced files is also executed in this scope. ("global" variables become local to the proc etc.) Use 'uplevel' to have it invoked in the right scope: if {[catch [list up...

Yeah...I meant str :) It's been a while since I did any eggdrop related coding. I don't see how learning to use custom channel settings would be a bad idea, though. It's not much harder to grasp than the logic you use to do the channel name checking IMO. (You could move the 'set' part out of the 'if...

Here's an idea:

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setudef str destchan

Then '.chanset #foo.priv destchan #foo' and use something like this in the procs:

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if {![validchan [set dest [channel get $chan destchan]]]} {return}

This will make the script work on any number of channels.

EDIT: flag->str

If you really want to generate images, try ImageMagick via TclMagick...

http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/text/

...but I don't see why that would be any easier than passing the data to the client some other way (javascript/remote server side include/rpc/whatever)

The clock command was recently made an ensemble. It is set up from init.tcl, so if you messed up your tcl installation (by e.g. loading some old init.tcl), it won't work. Fix: Don't mess up the installation

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set $var [string trim [set $var] ^]

package require tls

Edit server.c (#define msgrate 0) and recompile.

Change the port.

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bind pub - !test1 [list proc1 test1]
bind pub - !test2 [list proc1 "something else"]
proc proc1 {addedArg nick uhost hand chan arg} {...}

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proc join:autovoice {nick uhost hand chan} {
	if {[channel get $chan autovoicejoin]&&[regexp {^[^A-Za-z]*[a-z]} $nick]} {
		pushmode $chan +v $nick
	}
}

tcl-commands.doc: (6) PUBM (stackable) bind pubm <flags> <mask> <proc> procname <nick> <user@host> <handle> <channel> <text> Description: just like MSGM, except it's triggered by things said on a channel instead of things /msg'd to the bot. The mask is matched against the channel name followed by th...

I've tried what you've said. It does not work, 100%. :( Add "return 0" to the end of the following procs: punish (line 430), clone (line 458), repeat (line 484) and mass (line 520) ... I'm too tired to read the rest of the script to make more sense of the timing stuff right now...let's ho...

I would really like a fix for the above bug. add return 0 as the last line within the proc called "mass" (line 520 in version 4.2) EDIT: you may have to add it to the end of the proc named "punish" too (line 430) 1.) Does anybody still use it? I see this thread hasn't had a post...

IRC_MAC wrote:when i rehash server it goes back the the orignal date file

I forgot to make the url array global when loading urls... try the edited version.

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Why use hardcoded channel names?

use set

Re: Bind: same proc, different arguments

why not use regexp? :)