bind pub -|- ${tr}dj dj proc dj {nick host hand chan arg} { global url pathqstat cc nopub dj if {[lsearch -exact $nopub [string tolower $chan]] >= 0} {return 0} if {$arg == ""} { putserv "notice $nick :Usage: ${cc}dj <Exact Nickname>" return 0 } set dj "$arg" putserv &q...
i had problem with telnet to the eggdrop... when i enter nick on telnet box.. the box automatically terminate.. why that happen.. any one can help me??
proc login {nick host hand chan arg} global url pathqstat cc nopub dj if {[lsearch -exact $nopub [string tolower $chan]] >= 0} {return 0} return 0 } Looks to me like you've forgotten a few {}'s. Perhaps its not needed but I've always written procs as proc name { args } { do whatever } how to solve ...
put this at the top of your script: set dj "<dj's nick>" and replace <dj's nick> with your dj's nick how in this thing i want if !dj none... the bot will notice no dj available proc req {nick host hand chan arg} { global url pathqstat cc nopub dj if {[lsearch -exact $nopub [string tolower...
# Public command trigger set tr "!" set cc "!" # Channels you _dont_ want the bot to reply to public triggers on (seperate with spaces): set nopub "#q3f" bind pub -|- ${tr}dj dj bind pub -|- ${tr}request req proc dj {nick host hand chan arg} { global url pathqstat cc n...
# Public command trigger set tr "!" set cc "!" # Channels you _dont_ want the bot to reply to public triggers on (seperate with spaces): set nopub "#q3f" bind pub -|- ${tr}dj dj bind pub -|- ${tr}request req proc dj {nick host hand chan arg} { global url pathqstat cc n...