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And the version that uses ip library to do the IP v4 and v6 validation rather than that regexp that won't match IP v6: package require http package require json package require ip bind raw - NOTICE server:notices proc server:notices {from keyword text} { if {![string match -nocase "*client conn...

It's more about code readability and re-usability by checking if said element (nick in your case) exists in the list so you don't attempt to remove a non existing element, than performance gain.

Assign a position (if one exists in the first place) and reuse it, don't lsearch twice.

Right now you create the associative array and when finally done with it you unset everything, thus the result doesn't even exist.

I said move the unset before the loop, meaning when you create it, so you start fresh.

Move the unset outside of the loop cos as it is it will set on first member and unset on the next, thus in the end you will have only one member. I'd go with: if {[info exists ChanOpsList]} { unset ChanOpsList } directly placed above the 1st foreach loop. This way you reset everything and only creat...

Might want to unset the array before creating it if it exists, to avoid having duplicated details at least.

I didn't do anything, just made his code easier to follow by adding indentations. I would maintain an active list of the names I want to "protect" via mode change, quit, part, and so on, and upon a regular user joining I would check with that list. I doubt you have 100 names to keep track ...

On a bind mode change? I fail to understand what exactly is happening there and what exactly you want to achieve.

Those two binds (nick and join) should be more than enough to cover your needs, without the loop over chanlist every time someone joins. Makes no sense really. Not to mention the code is poorly formatted.. here's a better look to follow things more easily. proc Xchanop:nick-checkerX {nick uhost hand...

Unload all scripts and then load one at a time and see when the memory usage sky rockets and then inform the author about the issue.

In layman terms, the error states that the 'tvmaze_api_key' variable isn't 'available' for the 'tonight' function (meaning 'proc tonight'). To extrapolate and give a real life example is like you are in a room without any door or windows towards outside and you can't tell if it's day or night outsid...

You can use an online app like JSON Viewer as well.

Add a string map like: to remove the new lines.

Edit: Typo, it's string not strong map.

I fail to see what's wrong with the stuff you posted, so can you provide an example?

Replace the 'putnow' with 'putlog', rehash the bot and issue a command to see what's the output.

The link you provided leads me to TCL Archive's main page, nothing is selected in particular.