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This is another idea that occurred to me to know if a nick is registered in the network, when adding it to the staff. When trying to add unregistered nick, at a channel of a network, the CHaN bot send this private message: The channel access list should only contain registered nicknames. I need, my ...

I am not 100% sure that I understand what you are asking. This topic has been discussed in that other thread. What I want is to check if a nick is registered on the network, before adding that the staff of the bot. This process named add_fan belongs to staff.tcl I want to trigger another process wh...

There will be some way to modify this code to extract the value of a variable to another process? Note that the other process (other TCL) should call at this. ############################################################################################## ## ## whois.tcl for eggdrop by Ford_Lawnmower ...

Pefect! Thanks

Thanks Spike^^ for your help. I find it too much work, perhaps for the upload files function is justified, but I just wanted to warn the user when deleting a list. In mSL can be done easily with a few lines of code :) The other thing I find difficult is the issue of flags for permits (bind), when ex...

Is it possible in TCL, generates an option to warn the user if it is sure to perform a task? If the user types 'Y', the task is performed. If the user types 'N', will not perform the task. While the user does not enter 'Y' or 'N',the process stops, waiting for an option. This we have achieved in mSL...

Tell you that I have solved the problem. Very grateful to willyw and Spike ^^. The idea of willyw , I invested because if the set modes2 [getchanmode $chan] command is executed before the timer,was not the result that I wanted, to wait 5sec and refresh the list and then take its value. Regarding the...

juanamores: Please show your entire script here, so we can see the context for where these few lines are being called. After running 'newchanvite' command, BoT change channel modes, for the reasons explained in this post . Slowly going correcting code to delete the modes set by the bot. I only need...

What is the correct syntax for this line ? utimer 5 {set modes [getchanmode $chan];putmsg $chan "Current modes: $modes"} Error :can't read "chan": no such variable. What is the correct syntax for this code ? after 5000 { set modes [getchanmode $chan] } putmsg $chan "setting...

On what IRC Network are you? Dose it support channel invites? I'm chathispano IRC network. The mode "+I" for channels is not a valid mode for that network. Anyway, the bot works well with the invite, invites all channels (although these channels do not have the "+I" mode.). The ...

complete script here by Johannes13 last post bind pub o|o +autoinvite pub:addinvite proc pub:addinvite {n u h c a} { if {![isinvite $a $c]} { newchaninvite $c $a invite 0 sticky putnotc $n "$a has been added to the autoinvite database" } { putnotc $n "$a is already in the autoinvite ...

What you'd really want to do, is have the !fieladd command send the "whois"-instruction, and then let gotraw handle the part of adding the user, etc. . Dear nml375 , first thank you for your quick reply and then tell me your idea seems very good. The issue is that I am newbie in TCL and I...

Before you add a user to the staff, the bot should check the nick has to be added is registered in the network. I've got a process that performs verification through WHOIS to return zero (0) if the nick is not registered and one (1) if the nick is registered on the network. I would call this second ...

Thanks to willyw for their ideas and Spike ^^ for clearing the concept of 'lag'. I am modifying a shoucast.tcl and it took him well into him I'm just adding some details that are not essential. This idea of ​​measuring the lag own bot, I saw another bot, which realizing you a status, returned by a c...

I'm thinking that having the bot ping the user, then report the ping response time is what you are wanting. Please tell me, if this is incorrect. ..... If this is totally new to you, you need to say so now. Your first post included some code, so it appears that you do know some basic tcl already, t...