How to remove this to user defined channel flags after I have uloaded the tcl that used this 2:
repeat-lines: 2 repeat-time: 2
I have tryed to remove them directly from the chan file then reloaded the eggdrop and after an chaninfo #mychan they are still there and appear again in the chan file. What to do cos this drives me nuts..
And when I add another channel this 2 appears .. errmm.. damn norepeats tcl.. I hate it..
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Errrmm.
You will either have to restart your bot (using .die and restart, or via .restart).
If you prefer not to lose information this way, then create a small script with the following two line in, load it up, rehash, then remove it again.
Any entries in the channel file, that do not match rither a channel flag, or user defined flag, will be discarded, without error.
A rehash of the bot, will only replace any existing stuff, with the new contents of files. This will not delete anything (unless programs are triggered too). As such, stuff like this remains, even if it isn't contained in a script.
A rehash will clear the memory, thus dicarding the flags, a .die obviously will, and the last method, is to trigger code to remove it (like above).
If you prefer not to lose information this way, then create a small script with the following two line in, load it up, rehash, then remove it again.
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deludef int repeat-lines
deludef int repeat-times
A rehash of the bot, will only replace any existing stuff, with the new contents of files. This will not delete anything (unless programs are triggered too). As such, stuff like this remains, even if it isn't contained in a script.
A rehash will clear the memory, thus dicarding the flags, a .die obviously will, and the last method, is to trigger code to remove it (like above).
