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greetingz folks, ive tried this to assign a color to each character in the text but it seems to do for the entire sentence instead of per character: set xfgx {00 08} set xbgx {01 02 05 06 10 12} proc wildcharcolor {text} { set xmfgx [lindex $::xfgx [rand [llength $::xfgx]]] set xmbgx [lindex $::xbgx...

you can find a lot of script for that on

https://tclarchive.org/search.php?str=b ... =0&sub.y=0

It helps if u provide a detailed description of what it does

The issue is related to the Google news tcl wich is the topic here and isnt opened by wixchat

after doing .error i got this respons:

error "no element found" at line 1 character 0
while executing
"dom parse [getit [langSel]]"
(procedure "Google_TopNews" line 3)
invoked from within
"Google_TopNews $_pub1 $_pub2 $_pub3 $_pub4 $_pub5"

hm i thought

package require tls 1.6.4

means tls package version 1.6.4 and up is accepted ?

as i have a version above 1.6.4 as well

i loaded the code and got this error :

Tcl error [Google_TopNews]: error "no element found" at line 1 character 0

it used to work for me before as i used the same tcl before

myselve i would focus on:

package require tdom

on debian its :

tcl-tls tcllib

nott sure what OS you use

Did u make sure you have all the packages install that it needs?

i guess your right CrazyCat altho ive tested the command with colors in front of it and it recognized it fine and i didnt load a color stripper script as i made sure thats unloaded first unless im mistaken but so far it seems bind pub can be used with color codes as well

on suggestion of Spike^^ i came up with this : bind pub -|- "!rlb" unban:lastbans proc unban:lastbans {nick uhost hand chan text} { if {![isop $nick $chan] && ![ishalfop $nick $chan] && ![matchattr $hand o|o $chan]} { return 0 } set n [join [lindex $text 0]] if {![string is...

the single

!rlb

still doesnt seem to trigger at all tho

from what i understood of the code is it expect a range everytime iic

on suggestion of Spike^^ i came up with this wich seems to work but not sure if its proper wiritten : bind pub -|- "!rlb" unban:lastbans proc unban:lastbans {nick uhost hand chan text} { if {![isop $nick $chan] && ![ishalfop $nick $chan] && ![matchattr $hand o|o $chan]} { r...

tried your suggestion as well Spike^^ like this : bind pub -|- "!rlb" unban:lastbans proc unban:lastbans {nick uhost hand chan text} { global botnick if {![isop $nick $chan] && ![ishalfop $nick $chan] && ![matchattr $hand o|o $chan]} { return 0 } set n [join [lindex $text 0...

thanks for the reply CrazyCat i tested it and found it sometimes when for example using like:

!rlb 2

it removes 3 instead of 2