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oh yea i get ya. i did misunderstand pap in regards to the code and quote tags. i stand by what i said to pp :^/ this is a dead horse though.

oh i know how to quote properly i just don't want to sink that low. hehe. anyways. i think i fixed my troubles. the script returns out before closing its file sometimes.

thanks for offering to look at my script bit though pap

:^/ my smiley was supposed to put my comment in context... playfull. and you did more than point the time in your post. "If you expect instant help, pay a support person. This isn't a IRC cvhat room, and doesn't take place in real time." thats on the edge of flame... if you don't think tha...

wow. i didn't expect flames here. take a shower or something slim.

the lack of replies coupled with the amount of views.

lame fellas. lame.

i realize its an old script, but i use the inidb.tcl script cause it makes file io quick and easy. anyways i have some scripts that use the inidb.tcl proc very aggressively and i find that my eggies memory usage skyrockets. i've done my best to look through the inidb.tcl script to try to help minimi...

thats the length of the list. maybe i wasn't clear, i want the actual size as in bits, bytes etc etc.

thanks

is there an equivalent command to sizeof() for c++ in tcl? i would like to grab the size of a variable but i can't find any commands that seam to be of use.

thanks

i'm on irc.gamesnet.net

i'll try running my eggy with 1.6.13

this problem first occured when i upgraded my eggy to 1.6.12. one of my scripts has this bind: bind need -|- "op" gn_needop which is getting triggered even when the bot is opped. i threw in a putlog with a [botisop $chan] in my needop function and its returning 0... while the bot is actual...

don't you guys want to watch for spawning extra timers on a rehash? the script bits i'm seeing would all spawn extra timers. :^/

i'm not sure its TCL, but i am sure its the eggdrop. and i assume its my scripts because i keep my modules and scripts (other than mine) to a minimum... but i do have quite a few scripts of my own. which leads me to think its something that i'm doing. thats why i was wondering if there were any scri...

thats awful... have you seen better results in the new versions of TCL?

(i'm running my drop on a 2k box)

This might sound silly, but is there a way to induce a memory leak through tcl scripts?

my eggdrop continually consumes memory... and after a good period of time it'll render my machine useless w/o a reboot. i'm just wondering if this could be a problem with my bad scripting habits. thx.