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... proc msg_guess { nick chan host handle text number } { ... [/code] Compared to: https://docs.eggheads.org/using/tcl-commands.html ( text search down to find: bind pub ) where it says: 4. PUB bind pub <flags> <command> <proc> procname <nick> <user@host> <handle> <channel> <text> Aren't the param...

Just thinking ... Here's a couple things to play with. Just trying to gather more info about what is really happening. In partyline, do: .console +r This will switch on raw logging for you (owner) in the partyline. This must first be enabled in eggdrop.conf though (for owner). Now, you can see every...

CrazyCat wrote: ↑Tue Aug 06, 2024 6:39 pm ...
Many people miss SpiKe, but he lives on as long as we remember him.

Yep.

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/663448 ... not-really

It appears that you wish to ban a certain nick for a year. Eggdrop has - built-in - the ability to set a ban for a specified amount of time. For example, in the partyline, if you do: .+ban Some_nick_here!*.* #your_chan_here %1y0d0h0m Any comment you want to make goes here. the bot will create that b...

Ive always wondered if there is a proper way read from a large text file each time a nick joins on a busy channel or in the case of checking badwords each time some one types in a busy channel from A file with like 1000 or 2000 or more lines. I think that the AllProtection script does both of these...

I'm not sure of exactly everything that you are looking for, and what you want the final product to do for you. However, if you are trying to write your own tcl script to read from a text file, then this: https://forum.eggheads.org/viewtopic.php?t=6885 is VERY helpful. I've used the various info fou...

Hi, I am looking for a repeat kick script that would either mute, kick or ban a user from the channel for repeating more than 4 times in 30 seconds like this: Are you dead set on using a kick or ban? Because you have reminded me of something else, that may be suitable. https://forum.eggheads.org/vi...

This pastebin: http://paste.tclhelp.net/ has a "syntax check" function. Finds your mistakes for you. It can be VERY helpful. Unfortunately, the ability to post with password protection is broken. Has been, for a long time now. :( You can still post there, but you just can't make it private...

... I'm a newcomer to the world of Tcl scripting Welcome ! :) and excited to delve into this fascinating realm. It sure is. Any recommendations for beginner-friendly resources, tutorials, or best practices to kickstart my journey? Yep. :) This is old. No matter. It is still a nice tutorial. Takes t...

. For those that knew him from IRC: https://www.thurmanfuneral.com/obituaries/richard-fischer Spike^^^ was the former owner of this forum. And the TCL Archive, too. Not sure who owns the archive now... He was ALWAYS friendly, and most helpful, when contacted. He's helped me, many times. But perhaps ...

... !fun = shows the fun menu. ... Hello, Congrats on setting up your new bot. :) It sounds like the thing that you need to accomplish next is: Learn how to install tcl scripts. And CrazyCat is talking to you about how to do that. Like most things, it just takes a little bit of practice, to master ...

Hi, The next text i want it in tcl. i tried but it is not done for me. I don't no why but for me it's complicated. ... As it is right now, the number of people here that even can respond to your request is limited to those that can interpret the code that you have posted. Many here know TCL. :) I d...

... then the bot should make the user join a support channel This would require that the bot itself is a Network Administrator, or something like that. That is: it would have the privilege of being able to force a user into a channel. Also, beware. You can possibly irritate a user, by forcing them ...

To downgrade to a previous version, can I simply remove the current version, and copy over the compiled version from another bot in a different directory? ... From a different directory ... on the same machine? I would think that with two bots, both compiled on the same machine, ...then yes, you co...

You are most welcome.

And - I forgot to say: It's very helpful, when the day comes that you are messing with a script that uses a bind raw , and you need to determine the raw numeric to look for.

Have fun!