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Change the: to:

Use in the first line in your proc: Example:

Ok, try this code: bind pub - !avail pub:avail proc pub:avail {nick host hand chan text} { global avail set myname "[lindex $text 1]" if {($myname != "") && ([string match -nocase "#666.to" "$chan"])} { if {$avail == ""} { set avail "$my...

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lol, when i blame the computer, it returns to me (the flood above....)

Yes and no....

I thins you should replace the line: to: It will do the command after 1 second and not 60 seconds.

Woops.... sorry, my computer

Tommymailno wrote:but the !word command typed into the channel by users doesn't start the word game.

There is no command that starts the game in the code you have post

proc chan_checkon {min hour day month year} { foreach chan [channels] { if {![botonchan $chan]} { if{[string match -nocase "#mytestchan" "$chan"]} { puthelp "PRIVMSG #mytestchan :Not listening on $chan - but not rejoining" } else { puthelp "PRIVMSG #mytestchan :No...

Change the:

utimer

on your code

Try this code: proc chan_checkon {min hour day month year} { foreach chan [channels] { if {[botonchan $chan] == 0} { if{[string match -nocase "#mytestchan" "$chan"]} { puthelp "PRIVMSG #mytestchan :Not listening on $chan - but not rejoining" } else { puthelp "PRIVM...

You didn't set the variable "$mytimer". Try this code: set mytimer "foo" bind pub - @found found proc found {nick host hand chan arg} { global mytimer foreach utimer [utimers] { if {[string match "$mytimer" "[lindex $utimer 2]"]} { killutimer $mytimer } } } It...

So, maybe it's a problem with your code....

Have you "+o" them?