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why $::lastbind == "**" , what this line will do? and what's the purpose to have upvar here in the procedure and what's the benefit? The global variable "lastbind" ("$::varname" is just another way to address global variables) is set by eggdrop (see doc/tcl-commands.do...

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foreach tr [regexp -all -inline {<tr class="dlc_info_row">.*?</tr>} $data] {
	# put your regexp to extract details from $tr here
}

The maximum length of a single PRIVMSG is limited by a buffer allocated by the ircd for clients receiving your message. The size of this buffer is most commonly 512 bytes. Some of the space is eaten up by things that are required by the irc protocol, so to know the actual maximum length of the conte...

CyberWar wrote:How i can make a command like this for my Bot?

What kind of command? irc/dcc?

(PS: I moved this thread from the Scripting Help forum)

zhjwp wrote:What is wrong?

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fconfigure $file_no -translation binary

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set count [llength [lsearch -all -exact -index 5 [banlist $chan] [lindex [split $text] 0]]]

('lsearch -all' requires tcl >= 8.4)

...or, if you don't feel like reinventing the wheel, use the ftp package.

'botisop' does not accept a list of channels (which is what 'channels' returns) and your command starting with "{" makes no sense at all. You'll need a loop to check each channel (' foreach ' would be the obvious choice, as you're looping through the elements of a list of channel names) I ...

chriskslater wrote:Rev@.cfl.res.rr.com

That's not a valid host name, but an error like that should not crash eggdrop. Someone a bit more into C than myself might be able to determine if a host name starting with a dot would cause a crash.

Forgive me, wasn't the point of this new method, given the prior results, to not use fcopy? Yes, because fcopy didn't SEEM to work, but I re-read your comment and this: the file is transferring, and CopyMore is being ran, but it seems to lock the bot, and I don't get an acknowledgement that the tra...

Empus wrote:Unfortunately that made it much much slower :<

That's weird. How about doing a fcopy with -size == file size? That way, when the callback is invoked, you'll either have the entire file or an error. (or SHOULD have - I didn't quite understand what went wrong in your previous fcopy experiment)

Empus wrote:I would expect the transfer to be a lot faster than that...

Try adding a loop that keeps reading while {![fblocked $sock]} {...} (in the read_more proc)

strikelight wrote:Btw, it's "receive" not "recieve" ;p

Corrected

It seems like fcopy will prevent you from being able to write to the socket using puts, so you'll have to do what fcopy does yourself. (like nml375 suggested) Here's some (untested & written in a hurry) code to get you started: namespace eval ::dccrecv { # change this and make sure the directory...

In your proc, $nick is the nick of the person triggering the command. What you want is a pub bind with the bot's nick as a keyword and then you'll have to parse $text to find the "command" part of the message.
Or you could make multiple pubm binds that include the botnick and command.

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