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krimson

if you use multiple dots in a number you'd get an invalid number format, so it won't work... don't use the dots

krimson

use '<' or '>' in if statements

krimson

you should use

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proc send:help {nick uhost hand chan {args ""}}

krimson

i misinterpreted your request.. my bad :roll:

krimson

so you want to check if '*' is anywhere in your string? or only at the beginning?

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if {[string first * $oper 0] >0} {
  #this will check if there's at least one '*' in $oper
}

krimson

you should use

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utimer 15 [list putquick "privmsg #channel :Timer after 15 seconds!"]

krimson

you can use something like this set openfile [open "path/to/your/file" r] set data [read $openfile] foreach line [split $data \n] { if {$line == nick1} { #perform whatever commands } elseif {$line == nick2} { #perform other commands } else { #another set of commands } }

krimson

1. use [split "This-is-a-test" -]
2. http://tclhelp.net/#faqfile

krimson

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foreach chan [channels] {
  timer <time> <proc>
}

krimson

"arg" holds everything you type after !command

krimson

one has been compiled using handlen 9 and the other using handlen 32.. i would suggest running both bots from the same directory (same binary file, thus same handlen), using different config files.

krimson

try using

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foreach text [split $texts \n] {
  if {[string match -nocase $text $reset]} {set case 1} 
}

it should work

krimson

no.. if you want it to get called 30 seconds after it finishes, paste the utimer 30 line after the last line in proc test2

krimson

you shouldn't declare the proc inside the utimer, you should just call it then proc topic_update {sock} { set headers [egghttp:headers $sock] set topic [egghttp:data $sock] regexp { <td height="39" valign="top" id="description"><font color="white" face="v...

krimson

they would just print out one after another, but one second later than the first time i would suggest using utimer in utimer. something like this: utimer 1 { putserv "msg $chan :bleah" utimer 1 { putserv "msg $chan :bleah" utimer 1 { putserv "msg $chan :bleah" [...] } }...

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