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I am writing a public commands script (for DalNet) to include such things as .Addaop (add an AOp to the channel access list). I would like to trap responses from Chanserv. For example the bind & command:- set vChannelServices "chanserv@services.dal.net" bind o|o .addaop pToolsAddaop pr...

Attempting regexp for the first time but I can't seem to get the syntax correct. I want to test if a string is between 1000 and 99999 (I know there are simpler methods than regexp to do this by the way) # testing script # format !test <argument> bind pub - !test ptest proc ptest {nick uhost hand cha...

silly me

yeh the op/deop works but it cant devoice if it doesnt have ops

I'll just go crawl down a hole somewhere

Thanks avilon/spock. Incorperated your 2 suggestions and dont get an error now. Howeverr, whilst the channel message is displayed, the demotion doesn't occur. bind MODE - * pDemote proc pDemote {nick uhost hand chan mode victim} { global botnick if {[isbotnick $victim] && $mode == "+o&q...

I've made a pretty stupid mistake, I know it. Cant get this to work though bind MODE - * pDemote proc pDemote {nick uhost hand chan mode victim} { global botnick if {$victim == $botnick && $mode == +o} { pushmode $chan -o $botnick putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :Please don't Op me, I'm not expe...

Once again guys .. most helpful

Cheers

Sometimes a /whois will give the reply (for example) :-

nick is ~somebody@somewhere.com

and sometimes :-

nick is somebody@somewhere.com

i need to deal with the ~ programmatically, so i wonder if i could get an explanation of what it is/does?

something to do with ident i suspect

thanks 'user'
than one worked just fine

i dunno, you experts would be lost without us newbies

Thanks but I can't seem to get CHJN to work in the script as it currently stands, perhaps because there's a limitation on the flags allowed (one of *, +, @, %)

I'm not sure I follow this exactly. Would a flag setting of * mean that it only reports owner as having joined the partyline?

On second thoughts this doesnt seem to work It notifies of leaving partyline, but not joining Perhaps [lindex [console $idx] 0] is meaningless if i'm not already on the partyline Can anybody help? # is notify off (0) or on (1) by default set vNotifyStatus 1 bind CHON -|- * pNotifyOnline proc pNotify...

Cheers spock ... spot on

Can you tell me how to find the current console channel name programatically.

ie. The IRC channel that the bot would output a .say command to

Using /ctcp botnick chat or programmatically *ctcp:CHAT $nick $uhost $hand $botnick CHAT $arg opens a telnet like DCC private chat session with many spurious characters in the bot's responses. Eg. Enter your password.ÿû¬ I would ideally prefer something programatically equivalent to the mIRC command...

worldtime1.1.tcl by Murf has ceased to function on my bot. I saw a comment from another user on the authors site (now seems to be closed) attributing the problem to changes in the website used by the script.

Anybody know how to fix it or know the author?