Is it calculating the time you haven't send a single message to chan or the actual away duration?
Trying to explain what I mean:
I'm away at night. The next morning I chat on #chan1 where the bot isn't joined and the away automatically lifts (have a script on weechat that does it).
Then I go away away for another hour or so and, before I come back, someone calls me on #chan2, where the bot is joined.. At this point the script says I've been idle for 15hrs, i.e. from the night before, while I was chatting this morning and the away was unset and then reset. I'd expect the script to say I was idle only for an hour or so, when the second away was set this morning..
Here's the script:
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# Fully Automated Away Detection by speechles
# Egghelp version v1.3 - tested and working.. yay!!
# Donate to slennox @ egghelp.org if you like this script!
# Fully automatic, you configure nothing.
# The script will decide based upon the length of the nicklist
# or the length of user input on which to scan with, it will
# use whichever is shorter which makes it faster, enjoy.
# MAKE SURE TO .chanset #yourchan +checkaway
# afterwards the script will function in #yourchan
# revision history
# v1.3 - added idle time duration to the away message reply
# v1.2 - now wont react if that nickname is away and
# mentions their own nickname in channel. This prevents
# public away messages, etc from making this script
# spam channels.
# v1.1 - now fully automated, no more checklist
# v1.0 - scripted using checklist user sets in config.
# SCRIPT begins: there is no config this is 100% automatic.
# -------------
# initialize the global variables
variable checknick ""
variable checkchan ""
# flag to control behavior per channel
setudef flag checkaway
# bind to raw reply concerning away status of whois
bind RAW -|- 301 checkaway
# bind to everything said in channel
bind pubm -|- * checkcriteria
# check which token to whois phrased from user input.
# if we have a match, discern which token to evaluate as nick
# and if they are indeed on the channel issue a whois request
proc checkcriteria {nick uhost hand chan text} {
if {[lsearch -exact [channel info $chan] +checkaway] == -1} { return }
set ::checkchan $chan
set ::checknick ""
set text [encoding convertto utf-8 $text]
if {[llength [chanlist $chan]] < [llength [split $text]]} {
foreach n [chanlist $chan] {
if {[lsearch [split [string tolower $text]] [string tolower $n]] != -1} {
if {[string equal [string length $n] [string length [lindex [split $text] [lsearch [split [string tolower $text]] [string tolower $n]]]]]} {
set ::checknick $n
break
}
}
}
} else {
foreach n [split $text] {
if {[lsearch [split [string tolower [join [chanlist $chan]]]] [string tolower $n]] != -1} {
set ::checknick $n
break
}
}
}
if {[string length $::checknick] && ![string equal $n $nick] && [onchan $::checknick $chan]} {
putserv "WHOIS $::checknick"
}
}
# interpret the whois request and make sure the nick requested matches
# the whois reply we are searching for. If the person is not away, a 301
# will not be sent, and the whois will be ignored as per requested.
proc checkaway {from key text} {
if {![string match -nocase [lindex [split $text] 1] $::checknick]} { return }
putserv "privmsg $::checkchan :[lindex [split $text] 1] is away: [string range [join [lrange [split $text] 2 end]] 1 end] \(idle: [duration [expr {[getchanidle $::checknick $::checkchan] * 60}]])"
set ::checknick ""
}
putlog "Automated away detection Loaded"
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