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 Posted: Sat Nov 13, 2010 3:38 pm Post subject: Quakenet chanstat |
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hey, was wondering if anyone could make a script that will display Quakenet's Q stats results:
[21:33:29] -> *q* chanstat #channelname
[21:33:30] -Q- Statistics for #channelname:
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[21:33:30] -Q- Date added: 04/12/08 16:20 GMT
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[21:33:30] -Q- Since 04/12/08 16:20 GMT: maximum size 166, 116044 joins (163.7 joins/day).
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[21:33:30] -Q- Since 04/12/08 16:20 GMT: maximum size 166, 116044 joins (163.7 joins/day).
Would be nice if that could be triggered to be displayed in a room.
Thanks
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TCL_no_TK
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| Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 8:34 pm Post subject: |
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I dont use Quakenet, so I cant really help much with this one. However, it should be pretty straight forward to do all this with a few notc binds and pub bind. You will need to change a few things. | Code: | # bind the public command to trigger sending the chanstat message to Q
# NOTE: change ".chanstats" to the trigger you want
bind pub -|- ".chanstats" pub:qchanstats
proc pub:qchanstats {nick uhost hand chan text} {
global qsc
# send the message to Q
#NOTE: you should change this to "Q@quakenet.org" or w/e youre server uses
puthelp "PRIVMSG Q :chanstat $chan"
# set this to send back to the requested channel
set qsc(request) "$chan"
# set the timer to remove the request after 120
utimer 120 [list unset qsc(request)]
}
# bind all the notices we are 'echo'ing back to the channel
bind notc -|- "Statistics for*" notc:qchanstats
bind notc -|- "Date added*" notc:qchanstats
bind notc -|- "Since*" notc:qchanstats
# ignoring compatibility, change if you use an old version of eggdrop
proc notc:qchanstats {nick uhost hand text dest} {
global qsc
if {([info exists qsc(request)])&&([validchan $qsc(request)])} {
# send the notice text to the channel
puthelp "PRIVMSG $qsc(request) :[join [lrange [split $text] 0 end]]"
}
} |
hope it helps 
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| Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2010 10:25 am Post subject: |
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Thanks TCL_NO_Talk! works great!
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[16:22:03] <@Football> Statistics for #Football:
[16:22:05] <@Football> Date added: 04/06/10 20:13 GMT
[16:22:09] <@Football> Since 04/06/10 20:13 GMT: maximum size 15, 1209 joins (7.2 joins/day).
[16:22:11] <@Football> Since 04/06/10 20:13 GMT: maximum size 15, 1209 joins (7.2 joins/day).
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Any chance the output could be edited?
What I mean is, the script itself will contain 3 different lines that can determine what the output would look like ("Operating Since:" for example) and then the info will be written in the end of the line?
That would be great..
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TCL_no_TK
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| Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 8:00 am Post subject: |
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 sorry for late reply *work*
I wouldn't be able to say for sure, its really a case of | Code: | # ignoring compatibility, change if you use an old version of eggdrop
proc notc:qchanstats {nick uhost hand text dest} {
global qsc
if {([info exists qsc(request)])&&([validchan $qsc(request)])} {
# send the notice text to the channel
set full_line [join [lrange [split $text] 0 end]]
# first line depending on what we recive it could be:
# "Statistics", "Date" or "Since"
set line_1 [lindex $text 0]
# second line, could be:
# "for", "added" or "04/06/10 20:13 GMT" (the date + time + timezone)
set line_2 [lindex $text 1]
# ...etc
puthelp "PRIVMSG $qsc(request) :[join [lrange [split $text] 0 end]]"
}
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or easyer option would be just to split them up in to sep. binds,
so when | Code: | | bind notc -|- "Statistics for*" notc:qcs:first |
would go to a a proc named notc:qcs:first, and do that so you know what you will get from each one, sud make it easyer to change the text from each. So they dont all go to the same proc and you have to do alot of work.
Hopefully, that makes sense. if you need me to write a few more examples or piece together more of a script for it let me know.
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r0t3n
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| Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 9:35 am Post subject: |
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Just use regexp to grab out the data you want to display, also the chanstat has two Since lines, the second line is a trip counter which can be reset, so it depends which Since line you want to use/display (or both).
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BigToe
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| Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 3:38 pm Post subject: |
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Hi, current onput is:
Statistics for #channel:
Date added: 11/02/09 18:47 GMT
Since 11/02/09 18:47 GMT: maximum size 22, 9197 joins (12.2 joins/day).
Since 11/02/09 18:47 GMT: maximum size 22, 9197 joins (12.2 joins/day).
Can someone modify the code that will A. paste only one 'since' and B. add an option to rewrite the sentences
for example instead of
"Date added" - "Founded on:"...
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