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Thanks alot to all

everything working ok...

Hi all, i have string like this : asfgghgfh45453*)_()([]{}!@#%^^%+-^#$#@35fsggdfg34534ASDEd45 my question is how to remove from it all except alphabet characters --> a-z, A-Z out string have to look like this : asfgghgfhfsggdfgASDEd Thanks alot. P.S. Sorry for my bad English I'm from Bulgaria

Why don't you make a eggdrop an ircop and make it to message everyone who join server or network and if it is a spambot gline it

Hi all,
in network my bot is 'irc.ser.ver:port:password' is used to get bot to use virtual host (host spoof). Maybe that is that you want

See this:

* EggDrop has joined #TQ
* EggDrop has left #TQ

i thing for channel #TQ is set +inactive try to remove it with

.chanset #TQ -inactive

Is it nessesery to unset all variables used in a tcl procedure like in other program languages or where in execution procedure is leaved variables is all unset automatically?

My bot is in small IRC network an channel where it stays is 15-30 nicks in daytime and 10 in the night but this with array is good point :) i thing i found how to search bind join - * pub:speak proc pub:speak {nick host hand chan} { set fid [open "statsmod.dat" r] while {![eof $fid]} { set...

Peak values are stored in dat file like this:

#Channel @ number

is there a command in tcl to search for pattren in text files like in C language

i think of binding 'join' and getting a channel name and search in dat file for '#chan @'

My english is not so good because i'm from Bulgaria. I was using a tcl for channel peak and it writes a separate file for peak values. Then i start to use statsmod. Stats writes peak values in his dat file too. So i remove peak.tcl and start to think how to read peak values from statsmod.dat thats i...

Ok i will get peak the way peak.tcl gets it but old peak have to be read from stats dat ot eliminate external file that peak.tcl writes. Statsmod takes care for writing peak values in his file.

Problem is how to access this peak values in statsmod.dat file?

it looks like this for example: it's user peak for that channel. I'm not sure what is the meaning of this number after '!' sign. And second how to catch when stats.mod detects peak to display it on the channel.

Hi there,
i want to write a tcl for reading a channel peak from stats.mod database and when there is a peak my bot to tell it in the channel. Can enybody tell me how to access peak in stats 'dat' file?

try to bind 'splt' and 'part' to trigger a procedure for setting that mode for example: hope this helps

or make ChanServ a channel master

.chattr services +m #chan

10x a lot for the help