cycle every 1 minute

[forever79]

proc partchan1 { } {
putserv "part #ayna"
timer 1 partchan1
}
timer 1 partchan1

i use this command, after 20 minute bot part chan and its not join chan.
Server says I'm not on channel: #ayna

what am i doing ?
i want to
my bot, cycle every 1 minute

[Fips]

Read a tcl documentation... "timer" is not what you want to do.
You must use "after 60000 partchan1" instead of "timer 1 partchan1".

[egghead]

Read a tcl documentation... "timer" is not what you want to do.
You must use "after 60000 partchan1" instead of "timer 1 partchan1".

Fips, have you had a look at docs/tcl-commands.doc?

[Fips]

Oh... didn't know that EggDrop overrides commands...
Well then, I see, if you want to cycle the bot, you must put a JOIN after the PART, I would say...

[egghead]

proc partchan1 { } {
putserv "part #ayna"
timer 1 partchan1
}
timer 1 partchan1

i use this command, after 20 minute bot part chan and its not join chan.
Server says I'm not on channel: #ayna

what am i doing ?
i want to
my bot, cycle every 1 minute

Is the channel already on the bots channel list?

An alternative way is to use a bind time:

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bind time - * partchan

proc partchan { args } { puthelp "PART #channel" }

[egghead]

Oh... didn't know that EggDrop overrides commands...
Well then, I see, if you want to cycle the bot, you must put a JOIN after the PART, I would say...

Usually eggdrop will automatically rejoin the channel once it notices it has parted the channel.

[Fips]

after 20 minute bot part chan and its not join chan.

I don't know what eggdrop really is doing, but i thought maybe it doesn't join after 20 retries... if this is true, JOIN would help.

[Papillon]

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bind time - * partchan
proc partchan { args } { 
	putserv "PART #channel" 
	utimer 1 [list putserv "JOIN #channel"]
}

this should work

[forever79]

i try to this code

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bind time - * partchan 

proc partchan { args } { puthelp "PART #channel" } 

and

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bind time - * partchan 
proc partchan { args } { 
   putserv "PART #channel" 
   utimer 1 [list putserv "JOIN #channel"] 
}

[00:15] *** Joins: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
[00:16] *** Parts: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
[00:16] *** Joins: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
[00:17] *** Parts: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
[00:17] *** Joins: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
.
.
.
[00:39] *** Parts: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
[00:39] *** Joins: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
[00:40] *** Parts: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
[00:40] *** Joins: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)
[00:41] *** Parts: CirkinBOT (cirkin@212.115.39.E-Kolay-3148)

and its not joined to #chan

i use only this script with mybot
noadverisonme.tcl

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bind msgm - * pv_kick

proc pv_kick {nick uhost hand text} {
global botnick spambantime

##  i think u dont need to change anything below 
##  the bot will kickban if someone private message bot said words with "#" , "join" ,"channel" .etc 
##  if u want change please make sure you cannot put "*words*" . "*" or "?" will make the tcl didn`t work

if {[regexp -nocase "" $text] > 0} { 
  foreach kickchan [channels] {
    if {![isop $nick $kickchan] || ![isvoice $nick $kickchan]} {    
      if {[onchan $nick $kickchan]} {   
         set bmask "*!*[string range $uhost [string first "@" $uhost] end]"
         if {![ischanban $bmask $kickchan] || [botisop $kickchan]} {
               set kickmsg "\00312\002\037Cause\037:\002 Mass-Msg/Invite/Adv/Trojan Send\00312"  
               putquick "KICK $kickchan $nick :$kickmsg"
               newchanban $kickchan $bmask $botnick Mass-Msg $spambantime
             }
       }
    }
}
}
}


putlog "loaded noadvertiseonme.tcl version 1.0 By Silveryo or _andy_"

[slennox]

Eggdrop isn't really good at cycling channels frequently because it requests and processes a lot of info every time it joins, and can get confused if it's too rapid. You might want to try the following which is a bit milder:

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proc partchan1 {} {
  if {[validchan #channel] && [botonchan #channel]} {
    channel set #channel +inactive
    utimer 5 partchan2
  }
}

proc partchan2 {} {
  channel set #channel -inactive
  utimer 55 partchan1
}

if {![string match *partchan1* [utimers]]} {
  timer 55 partchan1
}