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bind pub - !parse parse:string proc parse:string {nick uhost hand chan text} { set string "a:b :: b :: c :: d ::" set string [string map {"::" "~"} $string] set type 0 foreach s [split $string ~] { if !$type { lappend out \00302$s set type 1 } { lappend out \00304$s se...

buckley wrote:I'm having the same sort of problem but I get this,
[7:30pm] -> [thisbot] CHAT
[thisbot ERROR reply]: no telnet port

You didnt specify a listen port in your config file

Uncomment/edit this line

#listen 3333 all

I could be wrong, but didn't tcl8.3 have some language/unicode related probems ?

Just by looking at their frontpage, i see they have something called "Bots Back-End" and a rss feed. So you're probly better off trying to parse those..

the easiest way to add support for multiple chans is to make a channel setting out of it, ie.

then just use .chanset #chan +/-scheck to enable or disable it.

Could be you dont share channel info. make sure you added the other bot with botflag +g on both bots.

Look here for more info.

ya, i like the idea of a daily max limit better too.

another benefit with using xtra fields is that you can show the info on whois/.match real easy.

Eggdrop 1.9 is still in early development, and will be released as eggdrop2.0 when it's done. Here's what the dev's say about it: Feel free to check it out and explore -- however, at this point in time it is not ready for anything other than development. Unless you have a handle on program developme...

You can enable it in your config file

set keep-all-logs 1

add him to the bot and give him the +d flag

I was mostly making suggestions to De Kus' script But I suppose something like this will work if you want to reset something once a week bind time - "00 00 *" whatdayisit proc whatdayisit {mi hr da mo yr} { if {[strftime %a]=="Mon"} { foreach u [userlist -b] { setuser $u XTRA cou...

you could save the info to the XTRA field in the userlist, that way you get away with alot less code. (assuming only known users can execute commands.)

bind pub - !parse parse:string proc parse:string {nick uhost hand chan text} { set string "a:b :: b :: c :: d ::" set type 0 foreach s $string { if ![string match :: $s] { if !$type { lappend out \00302$s set type 1 } { lappend out \00304$s set type 0 } } } putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :[j...

I'm also having problems searching for posts made by myself, username gb. it always return no hits at all.

hmm, good point, maybe something like this then.. bind pub - !parse parse:string proc parse:string {nick uhost hand chan text} { set string "a:b :: b :: c :: d ::" foreach s $string { if ![string match :: $s] {lappend out $s} } putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :[lrange $out 2 e]" # use thi...