Hi, I'd like if someone could tell me how to check if +c is on in Quakenet channel. I've tried getchanmode <channel> and channel get <name> <setting> so far - without any luck. What i've understood after reading this forum quite a bit is that Quakenet doesn't follow RFC and won't report /WHO nor cha...
How do i make sure that those timers won't become duplicate when i .rehash. I've seen a very simple script for that but after two hours of hardcore googling i haven't found it.
It was a if {} with some info_exists stuff but i just cannot find it.
Is utimer/timer best way to keep this whole proc running?
Or would you suggest something else. I want this to run in a loop, when everything is foreached -> it starts again. But i don't know any good way to do so.
Well, i did that but now the script sends the last message of $messages array to last channel in $channels array. Could you place the utimer in there in a way that it works like with after? Like this: PRIVMSG msg1 #chan1 (11:55:44) PRIVMSG msg1 #chan2 (11:55:54) PRIVMSG msg1 #chan3 (11:56:04) PRIVMS...
Hello, i've a simple double-foreach script which works nicely when it's runned in shell but when i put it inside proc { }, it won't work anymore. Here's the script: set channels "#chan1 #chan2 #chan3" set messages "msg1 msg2 msg3" foreach message $messages { foreach channel $chan...