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The script is more or less done. However I can't release it as a standalone tcl script because it requires the Boggle Solver to work. But I'll be more than happy to share the code if anyone's interested.

Hi demond. Thanks for such a prompt reply.

It seems to be working without foreach. I just used \n.

Hmm... will update more when I finish the rest of the script

I tried searching in the TCL archive and also google but I can't one specifically written for tcl or eggdrop. Or maybe it has not been made public =P Anyway, I'm in the midst of writing one for my own educational purpose, interest and for a bunch of friends in my irc channel. Here's the gist of it s...

hi! I've been using it for a while now and it works great. Thanks :) However, I would like to request for a pub trigger that can make it go into and out of 'silent mode' (eg. !stoprss and !startrss). In silent mode, the bot will continue updating from the websites but will not display it in the chan...

It's working pretty well! Thanks.

Also, I know this has been addressed before, but I really do think more than one feed per channel will be good. I'm definitely all for it. Cheers!

Sweet!

It works for most the the news websites so far. But is it possible to include CDATA support too?

It can't seem to read from this site - http://soccernet.espn.go.com/rss/news

Really appreciate the work done. Cheers!

Dude! It worked!

Thanks muchos!

Ok. I played around and this seemed to work. set vchan1 #channel1 set vchan2 #channel2 ##### Channel 1 ##### bind msg - voiceme1 msg:voiceme1 proc msg:voiceme1 { nick host hand text } { global vchan1 global botnick if {![onchan $nick $vchan1]} { puthelp "NOTICE $nick :I do not see you on $vchan...

Hey Sir_Fz Thanks for the prompt reply. It's all good except it assumes that the user is on both channels. So if the user is only on #channel, he'll receive the message: "I do not see you on #channel2" Is there anyway to make the bot scan which channels the user is on and then voice him in...

Hi guys, I searched the archive for the script in the topic and found voiceme.tcl by Silviu. However I think it's limited to only 1 channel. Can it be edited to include more than 1? Also, is this script secure to be allowed for pub? Thanks :D set vchan #channel bind msg - voiceme msg:voiceme proc ms...

Dude it works! I'm such a dumbass! LOL I forgot to change the #channel. :oops: You're a genius!!! Thanks again. The reason is because I have set the bot to auto-notice everyone who joins to type /msg botnick voiceme. When a non-clone sees that he will type it and get autovoice. Then my bot will chec...

yep thanks. I'm trying so see if I can change the color of the random letters to that of the background. But I must confess that I know little to nothing abt TCL (only started setting up my first eggdrop yesterday thanks to the guide on this site). I can only suss out stuff that looks like C which I...

Think I must have coded it wrong. Didn't work. Can you help me check if I edited it right? Thnks. proc cl_dolimit {} { global cl_chans cl_limit cl_grace cl_timer timer $cl_timer cl_dolimit foreach chan [string tolower [channels]] { if {$cl_chans != ""} { if {[lsearch -exact [split $cl_chan...

Awesome! Thanks heaps!

Sorry Yoohoo. I know that setting it to 0 works. But I was just wondering if I can edit it so that setting it to 6 works TOO.

Sorry abt the bad script pasting. Will use that code thgy next time.

Cheers!