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By replacing "isvoice" check with "isop" and mode +/-v with +/-o

Small tip: https://docs.eggheads.org/using/tcl-com ... me-channel

You can do that for the @ (but just op, not aop), I'm not sure you can add the sop.
Eggdrop doesn't know these modes, so it can't check if an op is aop nor sop.

Oh, I understand But not all...
Explain what you want to do.

What is Tcl AOP ?

What do you mean ? The user doesn't get his voice when he regains his previous nick ? I made a little test (and some little modifications): bind nick - * checkvoice proc checkvoice {nick uhost handle chan newnick} { set onchash [md5 [string tolower "${nick}:${chan}"]] set nnchash [md5 [str...

If your eggdrop is not on the target channel, it's normal. You can choose between 2 options: 1. have your eggdrop on #djsohbet and it'll work without error 2. remove the && [lsearch [chanlist $::ctarget] $nick]==-1 part in the condition and your eggdrop will do the sajoin command even if the...

First, your eggdrop must be ircop to use these feature. Invite seems better, user join if he want. And which criteria do you want to use to make user coming into target channel ? Everybody ? BTW, here is the simplest script: set ctarget "#djsohbet" set cfrom "#dj" proc forcejoin ...

a specific .tcl will only work on that version of eggdrop ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm quite surprized, usually scripts working with 1.6.21 works with 1.8.x and 1.9.x, sometime they require a few adaptation but there is no real incompatibility. Peharps we can help you with the script rather helping you keepin an ...

pektek wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 12:51 pm I don't understand what you mean chinfo ?

Go in eggdrop's party-line and type .help chinfo

Add a chinfo only for the owner.
Or you can do:

You can use .chinfo to add a greet message to an user (channel specific or not) and do .chanset #channel +greet to activate the display of the userinfo on #channel

Why 1.6.21 ? Eggdrop is now in version 1.9.5, the 1.6.xx branch is dead since 2016

Add some putlogs to check what happens.
Here is a small addition of putlog to show you how you can have relevant informations: https://tools.eggdrop.fr/privatebin/?fc ... SqdzBYgFYm

Why use a tcl when you have the native setting flood-msg ?

Regexp synopsis: regexp ?switches? exp string ?matchVar? ?subMatchVar subMatchVar ...? You use bword as exp (must be a regular expression) and textedit as string (must not be a regular expression). you'd better transform bword rather than textedit: % set bword "test" test % set textedit &q...