Why does this code not work????

[Salvia]

Everything I read tells me that there is 26 user defined Flags "All capital letters"

So why does this script not work????

it is not an auto voice script!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it is a auto VIP script
our IRCd server has this mode it is +V

as we all know voice is +v

I set the user flag to +fV on the bot for my channel and when he joins nothing happens
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set flag1 V
set chanflag1 V

bind join V * join:mbti_autovip
bind join - * join:mbti_cautovip

proc join:mbti_autovip {nick host hand chan} {
pushmode $chan +V $nick
}

proc join:mbti_cautovip {nick host hand chan} {
if {[matchchanattr $hand V $chan]} {pushmode $chan +V $nick}
}

[stdragon]

Maybe it's refusing to pass on the +V since eggdrop doesn't know what +V is? It does some really silly things for "optimization" purposes. You could try putserv instead, although it might still not work. If it doesn't, putdccraw will work for sure.

[Salvia]

This does not work......
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set flag1 S
set chanflag2 S

bind join S * join_auto_op

proc join_auto_op {nick host hand chan} {
putserv "mode $chan +V $nick" }
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Below does work
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bind join - * join_auto_op

proc join_auto_op {nick host hand chan} {
putserv "mode $chan +V $nick" }


So what is up with this flag thing???????

[spock]

your first bind will only trigger if the joining user is added, and is global +S

[Salvia]

well how do I make it work for per channel?????

and wait a minute yes I did try adding the flag to the users global and no it still did not work

I am a beginner this is my first script will someone please tell me what I need to do

[Juustro]

well how do I make it work for per channel?????

well add check for channel

if {$chan == "#mychan" } {
...commands...
}

or use bind

bind join - "#mychan *" join_auto_op

or something like this

[Salvia]

That will not work for a multi channel bot

The point is there is 26 user-defined Global flags

and there is 26 user-defined Channel Flags

I want to know how to define these flags
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Again here goes and yes I have set the users global flag to +S
and for shits and giggles also set their channel flag to +S

This does not work......
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set flag1 S
set chanflag2 S

bind join S * join_auto_op

proc join_auto_op {nick host hand chan} {
putserv "mode $chan +V $nick" }
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Below does work
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bind join - * join_auto_op

proc join_auto_op {nick host hand chan} {
putserv "mode $chan +V $nick" }

[strikelight]

It looks as though you have been reading a tcl tutorial for older eggdrops... You do not need to defined the flags with 'set flag1 V', etc.. anymore...

You simply just: .chattr <user> <flag> in the partyline... flag can be any capital letter, you don't need to define it in a script or anything..

Also... Because of the old tutorial you probably looked at, you are only binding globally, when I believe what you want is globally or channel specific bindings...
ie:
bind join S|S * join_auto_op

Furthur more, I assume you are trying to give a user voice status in the channel.. in which case (as stdragon was alluding to), you would want to make it puthelp "MODE $chan +v $nick"
(notice the little v)

In any event, for a more current tutorial, I suggest you check out
www.suninet.nl

[Salvia]

it is not an auto voice script!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it is a auto VIP script
our IRCd server has this mode it is +V

as we all know voice is +v

I set the user flag to +fV on the bot for my channel and when he joins nothing happens
________________________________________________________

bind join V|V * join:mbti_autovip
bind join - * join:mbti_cautovip

proc join:mbti_autovip {nick host hand chan} {
pushmode $chan +V $nick
}

proc join:mbti_cautovip {nick host hand chan} {
if {[matchchanattr $hand V $chan]} {pushmode $chan +V $nick}
}

[strikelight]

Well I missed that part.. however it does look like now that you have modified what you originally said as well... V|V was not there in the original message.

And instead of using pushmode, use puthelp or putserv, as stated many times already.

it is not an auto voice script!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it is a auto VIP script
our IRCd server has this mode it is +V

as we all know voice is +v

I set the user flag to +fV on the bot for my channel and when he joins nothing happens
________________________________________________________

bind join V|V * join:mbti_autovip
bind join - * join:mbti_cautovip

proc join:mbti_autovip {nick host hand chan} {
pushmode $chan +V $nick
}

proc join:mbti_cautovip {nick host hand chan} {
if {[matchchanattr $hand V $chan]} {pushmode $chan +V $nick}
}

[Salvia]

Yes I did modify it because that was the new guess that I tried I was incorrect to quote it I should have just copy and pasted

But I have tried several things and I still can not get it to work

These are the user modes the network I connect to has

+a <-- sop !username
+o <-- op @username
+h <-- hop %username
+V <-- VIP =username
+v <-- voice +username
+d <-- silenced -username

the netowrk I am using is: irc.betas-online.com

if anyone can please help me with this script All of the channel masters
at Betas-online would be much appreciated

I am a visual basic programmer this is my first time ever trying to write a tcl script please help I have tried multiple things and I am getting no where

[stdragon]

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bind join S * join_auto_op

proc join_auto_op {nick host hand chan} {
  putserv "mode $chan +V $nick"
}

If that doesn't work, then it's a problem with your users. Make sure the bot sees them as who you think they are. When they're on channel, type .channel #blah and make sure the bot has them listed as the correct user. Make sure you have the correct hostmasks for each user. Also do .match +S and make sure that they really have that flag.