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Thanks!

I'm doing and XTRA field called "tagline", which will be a users tagline. I've got the part that gives you yours if you request it (Such as "Mike, who am I?") (Mike is the bot's name) with this: proc give_tagline {nick mask hand chan arg} { putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$nick is [...

OK, there's two places that could go, though I'm pretty sure you meant the one in the while statement. More importantly to me is *why* is that getting in there? I mean, where is that token coming from? Is this some default behaviour I could override? OK, I found it. Easier solution is to change the ...

OK, we're getting somewhere now. The code that works is as follows: (Mostly so those that come after me see what the fix was) proc act:trigger {nick mask hand chan keyword arg} { if {[lindex $arg 0] == "Pix"} { global temp_file data counter temp_string file_name length set temp_file "...

I meant, I read all the FAQs and such; I didn't look at dates for any new ones, *that* part is my bad

Well, I did, but it was over a year ago I only come here when I've gone over stuff for hours, and no luck, hence the long time between visits. My apologies.

To learn about playing with files, I put this code in the v2-alpha of my bot. (If you'd like to see examples of some of it's new code, go to http://3whack.org/forums and look all the way at the bottom under PIxelCat Dev Team). When I try to read the file, it gets all the way through the code, but do...

I know this isn't quite the answer you're looking for, but why not just set the defaults for a new user on the bot to "g", which autovoices them.

Late last night, this is what I got working. One of the biggest errors was that the CTCP ACTION requires 6, not 5, variables to be passed. bind CTCP - action act:scritches proc act:scritches {nick mask hand chan keyword arg} { global scritches if {[lindex $arg 0] == "scritches"} { if {[lin...

OK, after searching the last few hours through at least 15 pages of search returns, I'm still having trouble. First off,here's the part of the scipt: bind CTCP - action act:scritches proc act:scritches {nick mask hand chan arg} { global scritches if {[lindex $arg 1] == "scritches"} { if {[...

Here's what I've started with: #Random Cat Action set timer_seconds {30 + [rand 60]} if {![info exists word_timer_id]} { set word_timer_id [timer $timer_seconds word_timer] } proc word_timer {} { global word_timer_id timer_seconds random_actions set word_timer_id [timer $timer_seconds word_timer] pu...

OK this is almost exactly what I want to do, but I have one twist on it; I want to make the timer_minutes variable, something like 10 + random number from 0-30, so that it does the random action every 10-40 minutes, for example. I can figure out how to add the random amount to the timer, my question...