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Script has worked flawlessly over the years. However, now something's messed up. I'm not sure if auto-updates ('Buntu) over apt-get has caused it. Anyhow, with my latest revision, all !c requests yields answers in /MSG. I was dazed and angry and worked my way for a solution -- empty handed. Niow, I ...

Updates on this matter? Would eg. a Samsung Galaxy Mini suffice for running AndroidUbuntu (with eggdrop) without too much dazzle?

Many thanks willyw; your work is brilliant!

Hiya! I rarely know which week we're currently in. In fact, I usually either visit www.vecka.nu or execute "date +%W " (under -NIX) to get knowledge. It sounds like an easy piece of work to write a TCL script for example: <User> !week <Bot> We're currently in week 43. Now would it? I'd be...

Almighty alrighty then.. I know this thread is ~six months old, but I Google'd my way to it, and are really up for this challenge. "IDK why you would", someone wrote. Well. Smartphones don't require much power, so if one has a good Internet connection at home, and wish to run an eggdrop 24...

Script works like a charm!
Many thanks (again) nml375.

Case closed!

@willyw: To be frank, I have (had*) nothing until just now. I searched egghelp TCL archive and tclscriptsdotcom and some other place with and search string "topic" and it yielded tons of hits. Also, since I'm not sure if any of these were copyrighted or anything, I didn't dare to just cop...

Hi guys! Me and my fellows was discussing an idea the other night. The usual "!topic <new topic>" is a feature that probably exists in hundreds of forms. However, we are looking for a small refinement. Say you want to _add_ something to the topic without deleting the previous topic. Baseli...

It works like a charm!
Thanks a lot!

Cheers~

Thanks alot for your effort speechles. I'm so thankful.
Some minor flaw though, from what it seems.

<Gewan> !c 1+2
<Eggdrop> error calculating '1+2' (can't read "::": no such variable)

Getting the same respons with 1-2, 1/2, or even 1*2.

Ideas?

Hi (again). Guys. Regarding calc.tcl now. <@NejthanX> !c 123/5 <@Eggdrop> 123/5 = 24 <@Gewan> !c 123/5. <@Eggdrop> 123/5. = 24.6 <@Gewan> !c 123./5 <@Eggdrop> 123/5. = 24.6 It won't even round off per default, but just omit the decimals, see. Adding a simple dot will make it return correct answer. A...

@arfer, Thank you very much for you taking the time to check the script. Very kind. I tried copying the script again, pasting it into vim. Same error again though :/ It works fine without use of decimals, but the 123/2.0 won't fly. Also, for your information: I am Eggdrop, running eggdrop v1.6.19+c...

@arfer,

I see, pardon me. Then I change approach to officially request for a script/modification of calc.tcl that will be able to handle decimals.

01:33:07 <@Gewan> !c 123/2 01:33:07 <@Eggdrop> 123/2 = 61 01:33:10 <@Gewan> !c 123/2.0 01:33:11 <@Eggdrop> error calculating '123/2.0' (syntax error in expression "123/2.0": extra tokens at end of expression) 01:33:17 <@Gewan> !c 123/2,0 01:33:20 <@Eggdrop> error calculating '123/2,0' (sy...

Hi! I'm looking for a simple calculator. Project GConvert seems to be faded, and even if it hadn't been, I'd still like a version that is not depending on Google for its math. The closest thing I've come is "calc.tcl" ( http://briped.net/2007/06/20/calctcl/ ), which seemed to be exactly w...