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Yes, that does work, here. :) edit: this works for me bind pubm - * reset:flag proc reset:flag {nick uhost hand chan arg} { set reset [join [lrange [split $arg] 0 2]] # set reset [stripcodes bcruag $reset] set case 0 set 3er_maps { "C&C_Under.mix" "C&C_Hourglass.mix" } fo...

try and maybe

not really. putidx works fine if you have the correct idx, and honeybee should be getting the correct one from the dcc bind

.tcl foreach person [whom *] {return $person} only returned a single record with 4 users logged in .tcl whom * returned records for all users I'm thinking that foreach isn't the best way to split the records you should try what fz did (putlog). return is doing what it's supposed to, so you dont get...

do they by any chance have the same u@h ?

ah.. right you are

edit: actually it does seem to work over here
bind evnt - evnt:loaded ; proc evnt:loaded t { putlog $t }
sure enough, it spits out "loaded" on ./eggdrop -n

try using the "loaded" evnt bind

try \xAB and \xBB

actually f*** that, if demond's suggestion doesnt work then min ewont either (PEBKAC)

just a tip for winters instead of having all those binds and procs, you can do something like bind pubm -|- "% v%" v proc v { n u h c t } { set t "::v[scan $t "v%d"]" if {![info exists $t]} { putlog "error: $t doesn't exist" ; return } putserv "PRIVMSG $c...

{$act} will save {$act} into the file which will cause all commands to reply with the word {$act} on command (literally {$act}) while [list $act] will save {the whole action here} in the file $ cat bla.tcl set act "hand %nick a beer" set f [open "out" w] set cmdlist {"comma...

i dont think you need

• in this case, but feel free to prove me wrong (be gentle )

just be careful not to let anyone other than owners have access to !addcommand, unless you want them to execute tcl commands at will. making commands such as ![whatever], which will execute the command "whatever", worst case scenario, they ![die] and no real harm done. with dekus' fix, unr...

!vabon returns 1 so it gets logged (msg on partyline)
!vaboff -> 0 will not get logged (no msg on partyline)

rename putquick to stop other scripts from using it in the last few seconds before restart, clear mode queue (see "clearqueue mode" in tcl-commands.doc), and dont restart until "queuesize mode" is sufficiently small edit: and you would obviously do your notice stuff right after c...

remove that "if" in cmd_pls_host (cmds.c) and rebuild your bot