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That works perfect caesar! thanks a ton mate

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oh lol

, i missed your new post vam2u, i'll try correct this problem when i get a sec

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Still don't understand why it generates a error in Partyline. [01:32:57] Tcl error [::CT-IP::IP:proc]: can't define "ip 2001:bc8:32d7:26c:: hostname 2001:bc8:32d7:26c:: type ipv6 continent_code EU continent_name Europe country_code FR country_name France region_code IDF region_name ÃŽle-de-Fran...

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oh damn lol, i missed that

Thanks caesar

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Okay so, i tried it and i get this error [00:37:20] Tcl error [::CT-IP::IP:proc]: can't define "ip(ip)": name refers to an element in an array with this code namespace eval CT-IP { ############################ # Start of configuration # #--------------------------# ########################...

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That looks perfect CrazyCat, i'll go test it

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Anyway possible to not use variable soo many times, maybe like this. foreach {foo bar moo} [split $args] {break} For this code namespace eval CT-IP { ############################ # Start of configuration # #--------------------------# ########################## # Trigger ## variable trig "!ip&q...

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creasy, Yep! it will use the same API key too!

I'll post here when i release the new version

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I personally just use PRIVMSG chanserv@services.dal.net

same with using /cs or or PRIVMSG Chanserv

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My 2 cents: using puthelp "PRIVMSG ChanServ :deop $chan $nick" might be better than puthelp "chanserv deop $chan $nick" as the command chanserv is a server-specific alias. Yep! that is correct, although in DalNET(following users above request to make it work for DalNET), you hav...

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Or you can pick from a bunch of Quote scripts Here

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Oh shoot! i didn't see that lol, thanks for explaining CrazyCat, i completely missed that

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Nevermind, Thanks to DasBrain, i found what i needed.

Here's my code:

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inside jokes.txt

"joke 1 here
still here
ending here"
joke2 here
still here
ending here"

set fd "scripts/jokes.txt"
set jokes [read $fd]

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What would be the best way to read a joke from a txt file like this "joke 1 here and so on joke1 still here and heeeeeereee joke 1 ends here" "joke2 starts here, and continues... still here too! and ends here..." possible to use " " to specify the start and end of a lin...

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Perhaps by loading chanrelay could create the dir crtools? just a suggestion

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